Winter time in Bremerhaven
After some days with arctic temperatures parts of the Kaiserhafen basin started to freeze.
Phoenix Reisen’s Amadea and Artania are laid up in Bremerhaven due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
After some days with arctic temperatures parts of the Kaiserhafen basin started to freeze.
On the picture car carrier ARC Integrity and cruise vessels Artania and Amadea are berthed in the evening of February 14th, 2021.
ARC Integrity is serving for American Roll-on Roll-off Carrier (ARC), a subsidiary of Wallenius-Wilhelmsen, and is therefore US flagged and often transporting US army cargo.
Phoenix Reisen’s Amadea and Artania are laid up in Bremerhaven due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
ARC Integrity
Built: 2008 | IMO No.: 9332949 | Gross tonnage: 72,118 | Flag: United States | Car capacity: 7,620
Meyerwerft’s latest newbuilding AIDAnova is passing Jann Berghaus bridge in Leer on October 09th, 2018.
The vessel is on the river Ems being transferred from her building yard (Meyerwerft in Papenburg) to the North Sea.
During her voyage she passed the A28 motorway as well as many turns on the river.
She is the world’s first cruise vessel to be fueled with LNG.
Built: 2018 | IMO No.: 9781865 | Gross tonnage: 183,200 | Flag: Italy | Passenger capacity: approx. 5,200
Cruise vessel Viking Sea just arrived in the early hours of July 29th, 2017 in Warnemünde. The red touch on the vessel’s hull comes from the rising sun.
Built: 2016 | IMO No.: 9725421 | Gross tonnage: 47,842 | Flag: Norway | Passenger capacity: 1,400
Meyerwerft’s latest newbuilding Norwegian Joy is arriving in Bremerhaven in the early morning of April 27th, 2017.
The vessel is just returning from the sea trials and is due to be handed over to the new owner in Bremerhaven.
In the late evening the vessel was planned to sail straight to Shanghai via Gibraltar, where the vessel will be christened.
Norwegian Joy is purpose built for the Chinese cruise market.
Built: 2017 | IMO No.: 9697753 | Gross tonnage: 167,725 | Flag: Bahamas | Passenger capacity: 3,883
Meyerwerft’s latest newbuilding Ovation of the Seas is passing Cuxhaven on March 18th, 2016.
The vessel is just returning from the sea trials and is due to dock at Blohm & Voss yard, Hamburg for a final dry docking.
Built: 2016 | IMO No.: 9697753 | Gross tonnage: 167,800| Flag: Bahamas | Passenger capacity: 4,188