Have you ever wished you could have all your cruises logged in one place? Well, now you can! My friends at ‘The Cruise Maps‘ have designed a new digital, interactive platform called ‘The Cruise Globe’.
The Cruise Globe is 100% free and you can log all your cruise history on it.
This fantastic new tool shows your cruise routes and ship data on the globe.
They use historical AIS satellite ship tracking data to allow you to log your cruise history on a map and then see all of your collective statistics in one place.
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Why Use The Cruise Globe?
If you love cruising, this is a great tool to log all your cruises and is very cool!
The Cruise Globe is unique and it is the ultimate visual logbook for every cruise passenger.
It is the place to track, relive, and share your cruise history with total accuracy.
It logs the following:
- Nautical miles sailed
- Days cruising
- How many cruises
- How many ships
- Cruise Ships and Cruise Lines
- Ports
- Countries
- Top countries
- Top cruise lines
You can share the map with a virtual ticket that you can send to your friends and family so they can see where you went on your cruise.
There is the option for you to save your cruise globe passport with all your cruise stats.
Also, you have the option to buy your cruise map printed and framed – if you do, don’t forget to use my special code to get an additional 10% off! Enter LUCYWILLIAMS at checkout.
How To Use The Cruise Globe
All you need to do is set up a free account and then you can get started.
You just need to know the cruise ship’s name, start date, embarkation port, and end date of the cruise and disembarkation port. Then by magic, it configures your cruise route.
Once the route is on the globe, you can zoom in on the map to see the port or the coastline.
Read all the cruise stats and see the ship’s exact route.
How Far Back Can The Cruise Globe Go?
The cruise globe can currently log cruises back to 2015 as that is when the AIS satellite ship tracking data became more accurate.
They are working on a solution to show older cruises, hopefully later this year, so keep your eyes peeled.
Current Cruise Globe Features
The current key features include:
- Log, explore, and share the exact routes of your cruise journeys using AIS satellite ship tracking technology.
- See a full breakdown of the statistics of your entire cruise history, including exact distances traveled.
- Re-live every port and landmark by ‘flying through’ your exact cruise route in 3D.
- Show your friends exactly where you visited by zooming in on ports in satellite view.
So what are you waiting for, start logging your cruises today on The Cruise Globe.
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Happy Cruising!
This post was in collaboration with The Cruise Globe.
