Are they watching me? #0020

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You’re stretched out on your balcony, watching the waves roll by. But a thought crosses your mind, are there cameras out here?

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The short answer: no, cruise lines don’t install cameras aimed at your private balcony. However, ships do have cameras along the sides and decks that may catch parts of balconies in their view. These are safety cameras, designed to detect and respond quickly if someone goes overboard.

Most of the time, these cameras aren’t actively monitored. Footage is usually reviewed only if an incident occurs.

That said, balconies aren’t 100% private. Neighbors, crew, or people on shore may be able to see you, especially if your curtains are open. So, while you can relax, it’s best to keep in mind that balconies are semi-private spaces.

A bigger privacy concern has occasionally surfaced inside cabins, where hidden cameras have been found in rare criminal cases. These are not part of ship operations, but they’re a reminder to stay aware and report anything suspicious.

The bottom line is that cameras on cruise ships are there for safety, not to spy on you. Your balcony is private enough for lounging, but not the place for anything you wouldn’t want an audience to see.

Until next week,

Tara