- Guests
- 7,600
- Starlink
- Yes
- Ship Wi-Fi
- $26.99/day
Cruise ship connectivity, vessel by vessel
Coverage is decided hull by hull, not brand by brand — a sister ship can be fitted months apart. Find yours below before you buy anything.
Whether your ship is covered
Search the 186 hulls below for your own ship, not your cruise line. Booking with a covered brand tells you very little: sister ships in the same fleet often differ, and the one you are sailing on is the only one that matters.
If it is here, the entry says which providers name it. If it is missing, that is not a no — it means nobody has published it yet, and the free trial will settle it in a minute once you are aboard. Either way, install before you leave home.
How to check your own ship properly
Three providers publish vessel lists and they do not agree with each other. A ship on GigSky’s list may be absent from eSIM.dog’s, and vice versa. Before you buy:
- Find your ship by name below, not your cruise line.
- Open the provider’s own list and confirm the exact hull — the lists change as installations complete.
- Install the free GigSky 100 MB trial before you sail and confirm it connects once you are past twelve nautical miles. That is the only test that actually settles it.
The six biggest ships afloat
The vessels most people are asking about, and the ones with the most detail on file. Every figure below is per hull, not per fleet.
- Guests
- 7,600
- Starlink
- Yes
- Ship Wi-Fi
- $26.99/day
- Guests
- 6,988
- Starlink
- Yes
- Ship Wi-Fi
- $26.99/day
- Guests
- 6,762
- Starlink
- Yes
- Ship Wi-Fi
- $15.99/day
- Guests
- 6,762
- Starlink
- Yes
- Ship Wi-Fi
- $15.99/day
- Guests
- 6,687
- Starlink
- Yes
- Ship Wi-Fi
- $26.99/day
Every other vessel that can be named
180 more ships and ferries, grouped by operator. Each vessel is tagged with the provider lists it appears on, and with Starlink where it has been confirmed — so nothing here needs a legend to read.

AIDA Cruises
11+
- AIDAstella
- AIDAsol
- AIDAprima
- AIDAperla
- AIDAnova
- AIDAmar
- AIDAluna
- AIDAdiva
- AIDAcosma
- AIDAblu
- AIDAbella

Algerie Ferries
3+
- Tassili II
- Tariq Ibn Ziyad
- El Djazair II

Ambassador Cruise Line
2+
- Ambition
- Ambience

Anek Lines
7+
- Prevelis
- Olympic Champion
- Kriti II
- Kriti I
- Hellenic Spirit
- Elyros
- El. Venizelos

Bluestar Ferries
1+
- Asterion II

Brittany Ferries
10+
- Santona
- Salamanca
- Pont Aven
- Normandie
- Mont St. Michel
- Galicia
- Cotentin
- Bretagne
- Barfleur
- Armorique

Carnival Cruise Line
8+
- Carnival Venezia
- Carnival Firenze
- Carnival Jubilee
- Carnival Celebration
- Mardi Gras
- Carnival Panorama
- Carnival Horizon
- Carnival Vista

Color Line
4+
- SuperSpeed II
- SuperSpeed I
- Color Magic
- Color Fantasy

Condor Ferries
2+
- Condor Voyager
- Condor Liberation

Corsica Ferries
2+
- Mega Regina
- Mega Andrea

Costa Crociere
10+
- Costa Toscana
- Costa Smeralda
- Costa Serena
- Costa Pacifica
- Costa Mediterranea
- Costa Fortuna
- Costa Favolosa
- Costa Fascinosa
- Costa Diadema
- Costa Deliziosa

Crystal Cruises
2+
- Crystal Symphony
- Crystal Serenity

Cunard Line
3+
- Queen Victoria
- Queen Mary 2
- Queen Elizabeth

DFDS Baltic
5+
- Victoria Seaways
- Sirena Seaways
- Regina Seaways
- Luna Seaways
- Aura Seaways

DFDS Seaways
12+
- Princess Seaways
- Pearl Seaways
- Optima Seaways
- King Seaways
- Dunkerque Seaways
- Dover Seaways
- Delft Seaways
- Crown Seaways
- Cote D'Opale
- Cote Des Flandres
- Cote Des Dunes
- Athena Seaways

Finnlines
6+
- Finntrader
- Finnstar
- Finnpartner
- FinnMaid
- Finnlady
- Europalink

Fjordline
3+
- Stavangerfjord
- Fjord FSTR
- Bergensfjord

Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV)
1+
- GNV Allegra

Grimaldi Lines
2+
- Cruise Roma
- Cruise Barcelona

Irish Ferries
7+
- W. B. Yeats
- Ulysses
- Oscar Wilde
- Isle of Innisfree
- Isle of Inishmore
- Isle of Inisheer
- Dublin Swift

La Meridionale
2+
- Pelagos
- Girolata

Marella Cruises (TUI UK)
5+
- Marella Voyager
- Marella Explorer 2
- Marella Explorer
- Marella Discovery 2
- Marella Discovery

MSC Cruises
6+
- MSC Euribia
- MSC Virtuosa
- MSC Seascape
- MSC Seashore
- MSC Grandiosa
- MSC Meraviglia

Mystic Cruises
3+
- World Voyager
- World Navigator
- World Explorer

Norwegian Cruise Line
8+
- Norwegian Aqua
- Norwegian Viva
- Norwegian Prima
- Norwegian Encore
- Norwegian Bliss
- Norwegian Joy
- Norwegian Escape
- Norwegian Epic

P&O Cruises
7+
- Ventura
- Iona
- Britannia
- Azura
- Aurora
- Arvia
- Arcadia

Phoenix Reisen
3+
- Artania
- Amera
- Amadea

Polferries
4+
- Wawel
- Nova Star
- Mazovia
- Cracovia

Royal Caribbean
6+
- Utopia of the Seas
- Symphony of the Seas
- Oasis of the Seas
- Odyssey of the Seas
- Anthem of the Seas
- Freedom of the Seas

Silversea
1+
- Silver Dawn

Smyril Line
1+
- Norrona

Stena Line
16+
- Stena Vision
- Stena Superfast VIII
- Stena Superfast VII
- Stena Spirit
- Stena Scandinavica
- Stena Nordica
- Stena Nautica
- Stena Jutlandica
- Stena Horizon
- Stena Hollandica
- Stena Germanica
- Stena Danica
- Stena Britannica
- Stena Adventurer
- Skane
- Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Swan Hellenic
3+
- SH Vega
- SH Minerva
- SH Diana

UME Shipping
1+
- Wasa Express

Viking Ocean Cruises
13+
- Viking Venus
- Viking Star
- Viking Sky
- Viking Sea
- Viking Saturn
- Viking Polaris
- Viking Orion
- Viking Octantis
- Viking Neptune
- Viking Mars
- Viking Jupiter
- Viking Vela
- Viking Vesta
Ship coverage FAQ
01Why does the ship matter more than the cruise line?+
Because maritime equipment is fitted vessel by vessel, not fleet by fleet. A line can advertise Starlink across its fleet while a newly delivered ship, or one recently transferred from a sister brand, is still waiting for the installation. "My line is on the list" and "my ship is on the list" are different statements, and only the second one gets you online.
02How do I check whether my exact ship is covered?+
Check the provider’s own vessel list before you buy, not the marketing page. GigSky, Saily and eSIM.dog each publish a list of covered ships, and they do not match each other — a vessel on one may be missing from the others. The list below shows which of the ships covered here appear on which provider’s published list.
03Does Starlink on my ship mean my eSIM will be faster?+
No. Starlink is the ship’s backhaul for its own Wi-Fi. A maritime eSIM connects to the ship’s cellular network, which is a separate system with its own capacity. A Starlink-equipped ship has much better Wi-Fi than it used to; it does not make the cellular side faster.
04My ship is not on this list. Does that mean it has no coverage?+
Not necessarily — it means no provider’s published list names it. This page covers the vessels that can be verified, not every ship afloat. Check your provider’s own list for the specific hull before assuming either way.