Road Wave Hits Cruise Ship

CRUISE SHIP Hit by 80 FOOT HIGH WAVEA freak wave smashed through the windows of a cruise ship on the English Channel reportedly killing an elderly manThe 8.

Road wave hits cruise ship. Cruise Hive is sad to report that an 85-year-old male passenger has been killed from a large freak wave that hit the Marco Pol cruise ship while it. SHOCKING new footage has emerged showing the moment a quiet marina is destroyed by a mini tsunami created by a cruise ships propellers as it sails out of port in Italy. More recently in 2005 the cruise ship Norwegian Dawn had its ninth and 10th floor windows smashed by a wave that rose to near 21 meters 70 feet high.

A HUGE wave has slammed into a cruise ship carrying almost 2000 people in the Mediterranean leaving two people dead and six injured. Freak Wave Hits Cruise Ship Killing 1 Passenger. Rogue wave encountered in the Bay of Biscay on oilchemical tanker Pink Coral in mid February 2014.

Ship was sailing on its way to Rotterdam when this huge i. And a 26-foot wave wouldnt even break above the hull on most big cruise ships. Clip taken off Australia on the PO Adonia which is now the Sea PrincessIf you have ever had any thing to do with Cruis.

Rogue waves are held to be responsible for the disappearance of a considerable number of small and large ships from tiny fishing boats to tankers supertankers and ocean liners. At the time she was reportedly carrying some 1350 passengers and 580 crew. AFP March 4 2010 834am.

The ship The Norwegian Escape was sailing from New York to Florida with nearly 4000 vacationers on board when it was battered by a rogue 115 mph gust of. To Book Your Dream Holiday Contact Our Sydney Based Reservations Team. A passenger aboard the British-based cruise ship MS Marco Polo was killed after the ship was hit by a freak wave during adverse sea conditions as it made its way into the English Channel.

An NCL ship was hit by a 70-plus foot wave a couple of years ago and. Brittany Ferries MV Pont-Aven was struck by a wave estimated at between 40 feet 12 m and 50 feet 15 m in height during a Force 9 gale in the Bay of Biscay on 21 May 2006. In 1966 the Italian cruise ship Michelangelo was traveling to New York when it was hit by a wave estimated to be 24 meters 80 feet high.