OOCL Japan gathers way as she sails from Felixstowe, 17 June 2018
Ultra Large Container Ship OOCL Japan gathers way as she goes ahead after completing her swing at Felixstowe, Sunday 17 June 2018:
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OOCL Japan swings at Felixstowe, 17 June 2018
Timelapse – OOCL Japan making her swing at 3x normal speed after she leaves the berth at Felixstowe, morning of Sunday 17 June 2018:
MSC London approaches Beach End, 9,20pm 8 June 2018
A very lightly laden MSC London approaches Beach End Turn at Harwich Harbour entrance, before picking-up her 3rd tug for berthing; filmed at last light...
Stena Britannica builds to service speed, 5 June 2018
Harwich – Hook ferry Stena Britannica rounds Beach end Turn, and builds her speed up to her cruising speed for the run – between 17...
Feeder Beate sailing for Teesport, 5 June 2018
The 868 TEU feeder Beate heads off towards Teesport after calling at Felixstowe – she’s seen here in Harwich Approach Channel on Tuesday morning.
YM Efficiency loses 83 containers off Australian coast:
Conatiner ship YM Efficiency situated off the coast at Dee Why (northern Sydney, Australia) after losing 83 containers off the Newcastle coast:
Cosco Denmark rounds Beach End Turn at Felixstowe; 29 May 2018
On the grey morning of 29 May 2018, Cosco Denmark rounds Beach end turn, passing close by Stena Britannica.
Elly Maersk sails from berth 8, Felixstowe; 28 May 2018
The 2007-built Elly Maersk sails from Felixstowe’s berth 8 on the misty morning of 28 May 2018.
Maersk Stadelhorn sails in the mist, 26 May 2018
The 9,962 TEU container ship Maersk Stadelhorn sails from Felixstowe on the misty morning of 26 May 2018:
Geared container ship Westermoor in Harwich Approach Channel, 22 May 2018
Geared container ship Westermore in Harwich Approach channel, heading for Felixstowe. She’s making around 15 knots as we first see her, reducing to around 8...
Ever Golden leaves the quay, timelapse, 21 May 2018
Ever Golden leaves berth 8 at the Port of Felixstowe, timelapse movie, on the afternoon of 21 May 2018, after all the fuss and excitement...
Maiden Call: ULCS Ever Golden swings; timelapse 3x; 20 May 2018
Ultra Large Container Ship Ever Golden swings to go alongside at berth 8, Port of Felixstowe, on her maiden call, 20 May 2018. Timelapse, 3x...
Maiden Call: Ever Golden arrives at the Port of Felixstowe, 20 May 2018
Ultra Large Container Ship Ever Golden, 20,150 TEU, arrives to make her maiden call at the Port of Felixstowe, on the afternoon of 20th May...
Stena Forerunner heading for Rotterdam, 17 May 2018
Looking smart in the morning sunshine, ferry Stena Forerunner passes through Harwich Harbour on her way towards Rotterdam, 17 May 2018:
MSC Sarah inbound at Felixstowe, 17 May 2018
Container ship MSC Sarah inbound at Felixstowe on the bright morning of 17 May, 2018:
Pirouette: Manchester Maersk swings and berths in 3 minutes; 13 May, 2018.
Filmed at 6am on Sunday 13 May 2018: High speed swing – swinging 214,000 tonnes of container ship, the 400-metre long Manchester Maersk, and putting...
2nd Generation Triple-E Manchester Maersk arrives Felixstowe, 5.30am, 13 May 2018
The massive 2nd gereration Triple-E container ship Manchester Maersk arrives tio berth at Felixstowe’s berth 8 soon after dawn on Sunday, 13 May 2018: Also...
Madison Maersk arrives at Felixstowe, late afternoon, 10 May 2018
Maersk Line Triple-E Madison Maersk in the Harwich Approach Channel and entering Harwich Harbour for Felixstowe on the late afternoon of 10 May 2018:
Megaship Morning: OOCL Hong Kong sails at 6.50am, 10 May 2018
Heading back towards the Far East through the Suez Canal, Ultra Large Container Ship OOCL Hong Kong sails from Felixstowe early on the morning of...
Megaship Morning: Magleby Maersk sails, 5.49am, 10 May 2018
Triple E Magleby Maersk sails from Felixstowe early on the morning of 10 May 2018 – she’ll be followed by OOCL Hong Kong as soon...
APL Oregon arrives at Felixstowe, 9 April 2018
APL Oregon, owned by American President Line (in turn now owned by CMA-CGM) arrives at Felixstowe on the morning of 9th April 2018: