Explorers were excited to find the US vessel famed for a heroic final stand against the Japanese.
Forget the destination when sailing the seas onboard luxury cruises, because the journey is where the real treat is at.
The record-breaking ship, Wonder of the Seas, is basically a giant floating island of pleasure, complete with more places to eat, sleep, and play than most land-based resorts.
Bryan Boyle, a second mate merchant marine, takes us on a tour of all the intricate mechanics that keep the ship moving, as well as the crew and officer’s living quarters.
Volcanic activity in the sea around Japan’s Ogasawara Islands has lifted sunken “ghost ships” from the depths of the ocean.
The Ever Given, the stranded mega-container vessel currently blocking the Suez Canal, is holding up an estimated $400 million an hour in global trade.
Despite the coronavirus-related circumstances, Royal Caribbean is proceeding with its plan to unveil the cruise ship that is set to be the largest in the world – Wonder of the Seas.
The OOCL Hong Kong currently holds the title of world’s biggest container ship and, at 191 317 metric tons, it’s a bit of a monster.
Turns out watching cargo ship fails can be quite enjoyable to watch from a distance. It’s also a good reminder of why people put such a premium on insurance.
Here’s everything you need to know about the ambitious plan to build a working replica of the famous Titanic, creatively dubbed the Titanic II.
A sunset isn’t complete without someone wondering about the boats on the horizon. Time to impress your friends with this very impressive app.
The USS Zumwalt is a pretty spectacular vessel, although when you consider that it cost upwards of R60 billion you would want some bang for your buck.
There’s a new record holder in the world of monster ships, the Matz Maersk Triple E blowing the competition out of the water.
Feel like braving the big bad sea but not quite sure you can handle the swell? Hop on board this beast and you’ll barely know you’re not on terra firma.
It must be nerve-wracking to take-off a plane from a ship, which is why this new system should be great. But, how did the testing go? Let’s go find out, shall we?
A mysterious video of a mid-sea attack has emerged on YouTube, showing sailors being shot by unknown pirates, and investigations are underway to find out what is actually going on…
Sarah Evans from Mail & Guardian discusses why the navy believes the country needs its multi billion-rand frigates, and what developments we can expect.