DockRadar
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Know which yachts are in port — right now.

Live vessel positions, read from AIS and ranked by where a dockwalk is most worth your time.

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706 yachts alongside worldwide · 68 ports active

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In the spotlight

Among the largest alongside

OPERA

146 mBarcelona

arrived 6h ago

See Barcelona

Among the largest alongside

LUMINANCE

139 mLivorno

arrived 1h ago

See Livorno

Just arrived

MY FANDANGO

40 mMonaco

arrived just now

See Monaco

Among the largest alongside

MY DEEP BLUE

137 mTrieste

arrived 1d ago

See Trieste

From open signal to a short list.

Listen

Every large yacht broadcasts its position over AIS. DockRadar listens, worldwide, around the clock.

Geofence

Positions are matched against 254 ports and marinas. Arrivals and departures register as they happen.

Rank

Each yacht in port is scored on recency, timing and season — so you walk the right dock first.

Honest by design.

AIS shows movement, not intentions. A high score means the odds are with you — never a guarantee that a yacht is hiring. And when a port is out of coverage, DockRadar says so rather than calling it empty.

Every screen carries its own “data as of” timestamp.

Everything in DockRadar.

Five tools for finding work, and two for understanding the data behind it.

Radar

Which yachts are in port right now, ranked by where a dockwalk is worth your time.

Pick a port on the map or in the list. Each yacht carries a score out of 100 — open a row to see exactly which signals produced it.

Ports

A guide to all 254 ports and marinas DockRadar tracks.

Search or filter by region, then open a port for its character, dockwalk notes, facilities and season — plus who's alongside when the feed is live.

Planner

Plan a dockwalk day and keep track of who you've already approached.

Add ports to a date, then tick off each yacht as you work the quay. Notes stay with the vessel, so they follow it when it moves port.

Port Watch

Watch the ports you work and know the moment a yacht arrives.

Add the ports you care about. Arrivals land in a timeline and in the bell, newest first — fresh arrivals are the best dockwalk targets.

Crew CV

Your yachting CV, kept on your device and ready to print.

Fill in your positions, certificates, sea service and availability once. Print a clean one-page PDF, or show a captain the QR code for your crew card.

Fleet

Every yacht DockRadar can hear on AIS — alongside, under way, or inbound.

Filter between in-port, at-sea and approaching vessels. Approaching shows an estimated time of arrival, so you can be on the dock before they are.

Port activity

Which ports are busiest, and whether they're getting busier.

Ports rank by how many yachts are alongside now, with arrivals over 24 hours and 7 days, and a trend against the week before.

How it works

How the opportunity score is built, and what it can't know.

Five plain-English signals, weighted and summed. The page shows the full working on a real yacht, and is honest about the limits of AIS.

Walk the right dock.

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