I’m improved the layout of the main ShipWatcher page to give it a more “modern” look and feel.
The functionality is the same, except that a few of the links are now along the top, and the right-hand side-bar is less cluttered.
Please let me know what you think!
I’ve changed the server that ShipWatcher.com is hosted on.
Hopefully you won’t notice any difference, although there are occasional unavoidable increases in response time.
If you encounter any major issues, please let me know.
Cruise Ship Pacific Sun recently finished her time in Australia with P&O and sailed to Singapore to join a Chinese company conducting cruises out of China.
Here’s a video of her final voyage as “Pacific Sun” arriving in Brisbane then sailing up the Queensland coast, through Torres Straight to Singapore.
While cleaning up the ShipWatcher database I found some great looking photos and thought you might enjoy them.
Thanks to everyone who clicked on the “take photo” button on the ShipWatcher main page to capture these pictures!
VQE2.com displays a virtual webcam of Queen Elizabeth 2, showing images from the webcam of the classic ocean liner from her sailing days up till November 2008.
Unfortunately we had a bug where the website was accidentally showing images from the webcam of Cunards newest ship, Queen Elizabeth. The confusion occurred because both ships share the same Call Sign.
I’ve fixed the bug, so VQE2 should be working perfectly now.
If you’ve never checked it out before, why not take a trip down memory lane and see what QE2 was doing a few years ago!
MS Queen Elizabeth
Cunard has a new ship: Queen Elizabeth.
I’ve added her webcam to ShipWatcher. Click this link to add her to your favorites.
