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Where Is Spectrum of the Seas Right Now?

Live position tracking for Spectrum of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship carrying up to 4,246 passengers with a gross tonnage of 169,379 GT and 347 m in length. Currently at sea, heading to KRPUS.

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Built 2019 · 169,379 GT · 4,246 guests · 1,551 crew · 347m long · 41m beam

Spectrum of the Seas was last known to be at 33.5°N, 127.7°E in the North Pacific Ocean, traveling at 13.1 knots with a heading of 47°. Last known position as of 3 hours ago. Spectrum of the Seas is heading toward KRPUS.

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33.4818°, 127.6957°
13.1 knots
KRPUS

Last updated: 7/28/2026, 11:23:44 AM

Spectrum of the Seas PositionUpdated 3h ago

Status

Under Way

Coordinates

33.4818°, 127.6957°

Speed

13.1 knots

Heading

47°

Destination

KRPUS

Last Update

3h ago

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Spectrum of the Seas Quick Facts

Spectrum of the Seas cruise ship

Spectrum of the Seas

Royal Caribbean International

Quantum Ultra Class

2019

Year Built

169,379

Gross Tonnage

4,246

Passengers

1,551

Crew

347m

Length

41m

Beam

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Spectrum of the Seas right now?

Spectrum of the Seas was last tracked at coordinates 33.4818°N, 127.6957°E, heading towards KRPUS at 13.1 knots. Position last updated Jul 28, 2026, 11:23 AM UTC.

How can I track Spectrum of the Seas?

You can track Spectrum of the Seas in real-time on CruiseShipTracking.com. Our live map shows the ship's current position, speed, heading, and destination. You can also add Spectrum of the Seas to your watchlist for position alerts.

What cruise line operates Spectrum of the Seas?

Spectrum of the Seas is operated by Royal Caribbean International. The ship was built in 2019 and carries up to 4,246 passengers.

How big is Spectrum of the Seas?

Spectrum of the Seas has a gross tonnage of 169,379 GT and is 347 meters (1139 feet) long. It can carry 4,246 passengers with a crew of 1,551.

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