Cruise Ships in Google Earth

[kcbj]

Am I the only tragic that spends way too much time looking at cruise related items in cyberspace

 

I have noticed a few cruise ships in port on Google Earth and have found that you can usually identify them.

 

For anyone interested here are a few:

 

Delphin at Darling Harbour (ex Belorussiya I sailed on in 1991)

 

QE2 at Circular Quay

 

Pacific Sun in Cairns

 

OV2 in Southampton

 

Miami Florida - Liberty of the Seas, Carnival Triumph, Carnival Victory & Norwegian Sun

 

Water park and golf course on Carnival triumph

 

I've noticed a few in the ports in Europe recently following Dawn Princess. Perhaps someone might know them.

 

Only 18 days, 4 hours, 23 minutes and 42 seconds until we are sailing down Sydney Harbour on Pacific Dawn instead of doing it in virtually reality.

 

Cheers

 

Clive

[wildweston]

Hey those pic's were great--thanks :)

[LuckiePuris]

Thanks Clive for posting those photos, they look amazing! :)

[Kiwi_cruiser]

Pacific Star in Brisbane:

 

 

 

Pacific Sun in Auckland:

 

 

From Google street view.

[waydago]

Thanks for the pics, looks TOOOO inviting though, want to slide down that slide now.

[Rasa Sayang]

Interesting thread.:)

 

There's 4 in Ketchikan [3 berthed - one anchored] and 3 in Hong Kong if anybody has the time [or inclination :D] to chase them up and identify them.;)

[kcbj]

Crystal Symphony in the Panama Canal

 

Cheers

 

Clive

[OverTheTop]

Now Clive this is really OverTheTop:D I think you need a few deep breaths:p! Have your colleagues noticed productivity declining due to all your research!:D Hehehe!

 

Wow golf course and water slide - my kids would love it!

 

Angela

[kcbj]

Now Clive this is really OverTheTop:D I think you need a few deep breaths:p! Have your colleagues noticed productivity declining due to all your research!:D Hehehe!

 

Wow golf course and water slide - my kids would love it!

 

Angela

 

Lol:D

 

We all get a lunchbreak, don't we.

 

Cheers

 

Clive

[Gold Coast Cruisers]

Love these photos.

Let's see how many ships we can put on here in different ports around the world. Get looking everyone....:D

 

Jillybean:)

[happyaussies]

Thanks for posting a very interesting thread.

 

Keep em comin'

 

B&B ;)

[Gold Coast Cruisers]

Monarch of the Seas Pride at San Diego.

 

 

Jillybean:)

[kcbj]

Dawn? Princess at Freemantle

[LuckiePuris]

This isn't a ship but an office in shape of RCI logo :)

 

[LuckiePuris]

Spirit Of Tasmania docked at Port Melbourne...not a cruise ship, but still a ship!

 

[thied]

Spirit Of Tasmania docked at Port Melbourne...not a cruise ship, but still a ship!

 

yes have been on it very nice

[kcbj]

Diamond Princess in Honolulu

[Rasa Sayang]

Spirit Of Tasmania docked at Port Melbourne...not a cruise ship, but still a ship!

 

 

Yeah, its a lovely comfortable vessel.

 

Its funny to think that while it is just a ferry across Bass Strait, at 29,388 tons it is bigger than many cruise ships operating in Oz in the late '60s - early '70s.:)

 

Times have changed. :D

 

I'll be on it again in January for another quick trip to the Apple Isle [anything to get a sea trip ]