Sky Wonder 09:40 GMT 29/03/08 (Kusadasi Web Cam)
Sky Wonder has been re floated !
It is now anchored just to the right of this shot, I presume awaiting inspection or repair prior to
departure.
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Sky Wonder has been re floated !
It is now anchored just to the right of this shot, I presume awaiting inspection or repair prior to
departure.
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by Think Spain
Around 1,300 mainly Spanish and Portuguese tourists are back home after their cruise from Istanbul to Athens had to be aborted after the ship got irrevocably grounded in Kusadasi port last Tuesday.
It seems that the captain of the ‘Sky Wonder’ made a mistake as he was manoeuvring the elderly vessel towards the dock, [...]
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Sky Wonder still stuck just outside the Port of Kusadasi
It looks like the tugs are having another go at re floating her. I don’t suppose any other ship will make it into port while the Sky Wonder remains stuck.
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I know the Kusadasi web-cam can be temperamental so I thought post a screen shot
The image is a bit grainy but it shows the Sky wonder still aground in Kusadasi
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KUSADASI - Rescue efforts are underway to pull the cruise ship “Sky Wonder” to the Kusadasi sea port after the ship ran aground on Tuesday while approaching Kusadasi. Two tugboats are involved in the rescue operation.
Passengers aboard the ship are being carried in life boats to the Kusadasi sea port.
Sky [...]
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ANKARA, March 26 — Passengers of cruise liner “Sky Wonder” which ran aground at Setur Marina while docking Kusadasi port in western Turkey were evacuated on Wednesday, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported. A total of 1,029 passengers were evacuated and brought to Kusadasi safely, according to the report.It said that “Sky Wonder” ran aground [...]
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Quark Expeditions, world leader in polar adventure travel, has chartered the nuclear-powered icebreaker 50 Years of Victory for expeditions to the North Pole in 2008.
Twenty years in the making, Victory, the largest Arktika-class vessel ever built, has a spoon-shaped bow, and an all-new automated digital control system. A stainless steel ice belt 18 feet wide [...]
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Tuesday 22 April 2008 promises to be one to remember for British maritime enthusiasts, when Cunard’s three Queens meet for the first and only time in Southampton.
The three liners met in New York for the first ever time earlier this year, and the QE2 and QM2 have met in Sydney since [...]
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A Tour company which took over troubled Travelscope’s holidays has pulled the plug on its summer cruises leaving hundreds of passengers disappointed.Cheltenham-based Van Gogh Cruises was set up in January following the collapse of Travelscope.
Now the company has cancelled 14 of its cruises onboard the Van Gogh and will not resume operations again until [...]
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An overview of Toulon
Architecture and Provençal Heritage
Toulon’s turbulent history and diverse architectural influences have lent the city centre its multiple faces:
The [...]
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