Sea tunnel (Eastern end)

By hhgygy

(2026-01-05)

Built by the Italian army in 1941-42, the two openings of this 200 m long ship tunnel is called by locals as "Hitler's Eyes" or simply "Eyes".
This is the Eastern end of the tunnel

Sea tunnel

By hhgygy

(2026-01-05)

Built by the Italian army in 1941-42, the two openings of this 200 m long ship tunnel is called by locals as "Hitler's Eyes" or simply "Eyes".

1 bn euro tunnel project site

By hhgygy

(2026-01-05)

Norway plans to build a sea tunnel cutting through the narrowest section of the Stad peninsula. According to the article it will be the "world's first ship tunnel" which is surely not true, I know a place at Sibenik, Croatia myself.

Hutchison ECT Euromax Terminal

By Fab

(2025-12-07)

Strandkaiterminalen

By Ariberna

(2025-06-29)

From here, express boats go south to Sunnhordland (including to Rubbestadneset on Bømlo, Leirvik on Stord and Ranavik at Halsnøy Monastery) 4 times daily, and north to both Nordfjord (Selje) and Sognefjorden (Flåm) twice daily

Cruise and Terminal

By Ariberna

(2025-03-29)

Termianl of cruise ships and freighters in Ocho Rios.

Marina

By Ariberna

(2025-03-26)

Part of the Cabo San Lucas Marina.
From here you can access the arch and the coastline.

Parking Boats

By Ariberna

(2025-03-24)

Place where the boats are parked to take clients to their corresponding island resorts.
Necessary in an archipelago like this.

To Kwa Wan Typhoon Shelter

By jbottero

(2025-03-09)

A typhoon shelter is a shelter for fishing boats during typhoons. These facilities are often found in Hong Kong. This one is located in To Kwa Wan Bay.

General Cargo Vessels "Snaefell River" & "Silver River"

By Mike_bjm

(2025-01-19)

On Saturday 28th December 2024, the Manx News website reported the arrival in its new home port of the vessel "Snaefell River".

The Snaefell River has been purchase by shipping company Mezeron to replace its aging general cargo vessel "Silver River" which has been out up for sale.

The new vessel is longer and wider than the Silver River. Mezeron will operate both vessels for a short period to allow for crew familiarisation and some adjustments to be made to the Snaefell River.

Horta breakwater paintings

By hhgygy

(2024-11-20)

According to a long-standing superstition, visiting crews whose ships stop by Horta must leave a painting of their boat on the breakwater so that their ship will arrive safely at its next destination.

Shipwreck on Land

By alexstokes25

(2022-10-02)

Kyzylorda Region is a region of Kazakhstan. Its capital is the city of Kyzylorda, with a population of 234,736. The region itself has a population of 799,533. Other notable settlements include Aral, Kazaly and the Russian-administered Baikonur, which services the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

James Creek Marina

By kkeps

(2018-12-07)

Submarine Screw

By skyeye

(2018-08-03)

During submarine overhaul at Kings Bay Base, a sub's screw propeller was exposed to view. Ordinarily, canvas covers keep this propulsion unit concealed.

Superyachts at Amels Shipyard

By LancelotLink

(2017-07-16)

On the left is superyacht Here Comes the Sun and on the right is the Vava II

Buczyniec slipway engine room

By Fab

(2017-04-10)

Yokohama International Port Terminal | Ōsanbashi Pier

By fin

(2015-10-27)

Caritas ferry boat station by Oscar Niemeyer

By fin

(2015-06-18)

The Caritas ferry boat station is part of the Caminho Niemeyer Complex.

Salerno Maritime Terminal by Zaha Hadid

By fin

(2015-05-14)

Port Alfred

By Mike1989

(2015-01-05)

Port of Lomé

By Mike1989

(2014-04-27)

Lomé is an important port

Gachin Shipyard

By Alkavian

(2014-03-20)

This is the location that the Iranian government is building a mock-up of a U.S. Nimitz Class aircraft carrier. As reported in the New York Times article dated 14 March 2014.

Fincantieri shipyard

By Xeba73

(2014-01-06)

Fincantieri Group owns a total of eight shipyards and is one of Europe's largest shipbuilders.

Fincantieri shipyard

By Xeba73

(2014-01-06)

Fincantieri Group owns a total of eight shipyards and is one of Europe's largest shipbuilders.

'Alaskan Frontier' crude oil tanker

By Xeba73

(2014-01-06)

Built in 2004, capacity of 1.3 million barrels, 941.6 feet long. Alaska Tanker Company.

FSG shipyard

By Xeba73

(2014-01-06)

Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG). Founded in 1872. 750 employees.

J. J. Sietas Shipyard

By Xeba73

(2014-01-05)

Founded in 1635, it is the oldest still existing shipyard in Hamburg.

The Arctic Red River Ferry

By jbottero

(2013-11-11)

The MV Louis Cardinal is a Canadian ferry on the Mackenzie River in the Northwest Territories. The vessel was built in 1972.

The Louis Cardinal currently serves the community of Tsiigehtchic, at the confluence of the Mackenzie River and the Arctic Red River.[1] The ferry has three stops, on the eastern shore of the Mackenzie River, and on both shores of the Arctic Red River.

USS Oak Hill (LSD-51) @ Boston Harborfest 2011

By SpiderX22

(2013-08-01)

BOSTON, Mass. – Sailors aboard USS Oak Hill pulled into Boston June 29 for the opening of Boston Harborfest 2011.


http://www.dvidshub.net/news/73097/boston-harborfest-2011-kicks-off-with-uss-oak-hill#.UfqWPm1HB0Q

Mega Yachts at Rybovich Marina

By ABCD

(2013-06-21)

Ship Breaking Yard

By skyeye

(2013-05-15)

A ship breaking yard cuts up old ships and recycles them for scrap, sort of a knacker's yard.

Tourist Submarine Atlantis XIV under Water

By McMaster_de

(2013-04-16)

Atlantis Submarines is a passenger submarine company. The company currently has 12 submarines and operates undersea tours in Grand Cayman, Barbados, Aruba, Guam, St. Thomas, Cozumel and in Hawaii at Kona, Maui and Oahu.

The Atlantis XIV, which sails from Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, accommodates 64 passengers and is the world's largest passenger submarine.

Huge Containership in Drydock

By SpiderX22

(2013-04-11)

1205 feet long, one of the largest container ships in the world

Oscar Huber riverboat

By Xeba73

(2013-03-24)

The Oscar Huber is the last obtained Rhine paddle steamer.

Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point

By skyeye

(2013-03-09)

Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point (MOTSU) is the largest military terminal in the world.

USS Makin Island (LHD-8) in Jordan

By SpiderX22

(2012-12-23)

US Navy ship, there for joint exercises with the Jordanian Navy

Ship in Lost Harbor

By CheesyCheetah

(2012-11-22)

A ship sits possibly anchored very close to the shoreline in the Lost Harbor.

Submarine

By nico

(2012-11-01)

I think it is a Foxtrot submarine, would appear to be undamaged. Not sure how operational it is.

Carnival Glory Cruise Ship

By Ozzy

(2012-09-30)

Seen here docked at the San Juan Port, Puerto Rico.

Port of Savannah (Ocean Terminal)

By Ozzy

(2012-09-29)

Georgia Ports Authority's 200.4-acre Ocean Terminal is a combination breakbulk and RoRo facility handling forest and solid wood products, steel, automotive and heavy equipment, project shipments and heavy-lift cargoes.

Port of Savannah (Garden City Terminal)

By Ozzy

(2012-09-29)

The Georgia Ports Authority Garden City Terminal is Savannah's ultramodern, dedicated container terminal. At 1,200 acres, it is North America's largest single-terminal container facility.

'Moby Dick'

By neotrix

(2012-04-24)

The 'Moby dick' was built in 1976. It is mainly a shuttle between Bonn and Koblenz.

Port of Dover

By kjfitz

(2012-04-12)

The Port of Dover is the cross-channel port situated in Dover, Kent, south-east England. It is the nearest English port to France, at just 34 kilometres (21 mi) away, and one of Europe's largest passenger ports, with 16 million travellers, 2.1 million lorries, 2.8 million cars and motorcycles and 86,000 coaches passing through it each year, with an annual turnover of £58.5 million a year.

The port has been owned and operated by the Dover Harbour Board, a statutory corporation, since it was formed by Royal Charter in 1606 by James I. Most of the board members are appointees of the Department of Transport.

The port has its own private police force, the Port of Dover Police.

The port claims to be the world's busiest passenger port.

Port of Kobe

By kjfitz

(2012-04-12)

The Port of Kobe is a Japanese maritime port in Kobe, Hyōgo in the greater Osaka area, backgrounded by the Hanshin Industrial Region.

Located at a foothill of the range of Mount Rokkō, flat lands are limited and constructions of artificial islands have carried out, to make Port Island, Rokko Island, island of Kobe Airport to name some.

Port of Shanghai (World's busiest port)

By kjfitz

(2012-04-12)

The Port of Shanghai, located in the vicinity of Shanghai, comprises a deep-sea port and a river port.

In 2010, Shanghai port overtook Singapore port to become the world's busiest container port. Shanghai's port handled 29.05 million TEUs, whereas Singapore port was a half million TEU's behind.

In 2011 Shanghai port broke a new historic record by handling over 30 million TEUs.

Port of Paranaguá

By Matheus_

(2011-10-08)

One of the largest ports in Brazil

Hull 'blocks'

By WacoKidd110

(2011-08-24)

Hull blocks at the Northrop Grumman shipyard near New Orleans

Ramains of the Great Eastern Dock of 1860

By CEMaine

(2011-08-13)

Failed Trans-Atlantic Steamship endeavor with one of the largest vessels of it's day.

Royal Victoria Dock

By LancelotLink

(2011-08-13)

Boat Stacking Facility

By kjfitz

(2011-08-05)

The Fremantle Boat Park is located in the heart of Fremantle between Mews Rd and the Fishing Boat Harbour. The park offers unsurpassed convenience to boat owners who want quick access to the ocean. Fishing, diving and ocean cruising are only minutes away from this world famous harbour.

The facilities of the Boat Park currently include dry Boat Stacking, Wetpens, Bait, Ice shop, Boat Sales and Boat Maintenance.

* 250+ boat stacking facility
* Running 2 Wiggins Marina Bull Forklifts
* On-site mechanics
* Auto gate security and convenience
* 362 days a year operation
* Access to the best local trades - stainless fabrication, fibreglass repairs, detailing, upholstery, skippers tickets and boat lessons
* Boat brokerage

Khalifa Port Construction

By KRL

(2011-06-22)

New Port under construction. Dredging equipment and earth moving equipment visible. First of 5 phases.

First phase completed November 2010.

Link below to more info.

South Street Seaport

By skyeye

(2011-03-31)

The South Street Seaport Museum exhibits several ships and boats. Visible in this StreetView are (left to right) lightship Ambrose, the Peking, and the Wavertree.

Cornucopia Cruise Line

By skyeye

(2011-03-25)

The Cornucopia Majesty, Princess, Destiny, and Casino Saint Charles carry 250 to 1200 passengers on dinner, special events, and sight-seeing cruises.

http://www.cornucopiacruise.com/ships.asp

Unidentified Ship

By skyeye

(2011-03-25)

Can anyone identify this vessel?

U.S. Coast Guard Station Boston

By skyeye

(2011-03-05)

http://www.uscg.mil/d1/

Ship Lock Weurt

By mlc1us

(2011-02-26)

Larne ferry

By hhgygy

(2011-01-01)

Cairnryan port

By hhgygy

(2011-01-01)

The Lizard Lifeboat Station

By kkeps

(2010-12-19)

The Lizard lifeboat station is a lifeboat station operated by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (the RNLI). It is located at Kilcobben Cove on The Lizard peninsular in Cornwall, United Kingdom. The Lizard lifeboat station is located close to the most southerly point of the British isles and one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world with up to 400 ships a day moving up the English Channel. The station is a key to the safe movement of all the shipping along this stretch of coastline.

Padstow Lifeboat Station

By kkeps

(2010-12-19)

Padstow lifeboat Station is based at Trevose Head west of Padstow. The current coxswain is Alan Tarby. The current lifeboat is a Tamar class boat called "Spirit of Padstow".

Massachusetts Maritime Academy

By skyeye

(2010-12-06)

http://www.maritime.edu/

Tugboat with barge passing thru lock

By javelinpr

(2010-11-27)

A tugboat with a barge passing thru a lock in Paris.

Crowley Maritime Co. barge

By AKpilotEMT

(2010-10-21)

Diamond mining vessels

By hhgygy

(2010-10-11)

Calais hovercraft port

By kjfitz

(2010-06-02)

Costing £600,000 and opened on the 1st April 1969, Calais hoverport was located just north-east of the ferry terminal at Calais, France. The Dover to Calais cross channel route is the quickest way to cross the channel between two populated and easily accessible areas, at 24 miles (40 km). Dover to Calais is not the shortest distance between England and France, however, as (with the exception of the Channel Islands), the closest points to each other in England and France are the tip of the Admiralty Pier, Dover and Cap Gris-Nez respectively, just south-west of Calais, with a distance of 19.91 miles (32.04 km). However, Cap Gris-Nez is merely a headland, and therefore not accessible for traffic.

Former site of the John Brown & Company shipyard

By kjfitz

(2010-01-19)

John Brown and Company of Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, was a pre-eminent marine engineering and shipbuilding firm, responsible for building many notable ships.

# RMS Lusitania
# RMS Queen Mary
# RMS Queen Elizabeth
# RMS Queen Elizabeth 2

Largest shipbuilding hall in the world

By kjfitz

(2010-01-12)

IHC Krimpen Shipyard

Anchor

By drew82096

(2009-11-21)

M.S. Dixie II Paddlewheeler

By jbottero

(2009-10-13)

Tooling around Lake Tahoe with turists like me... The M.S. Dixie II is a 570 passenger Mississippi-style paddlewheeler that cruise daily out of Zephyr Cove Marina. Great view of the lake, skip the on-board food.

Silja Line The Olympia Terminal

By DjApassi

(2009-07-14)

Big Chute Marine Railway (ship lift / lock)

By kjfitz

(2009-06-01)

Big Chute Marine Railway is a ship lift at Lock 44 of the Trent-Severn Waterway in Ontario, Canada. It works on an inclined plane to carry boats in a cradle (without a filled tank) over a change of height of about 60 feet (18 m). It is the only marine railway of its kind in North America still in use, and is overseen by federally operated Parks Canada.

Ferry leaving Holyhead

By jbottero

(2009-05-06)

Hydrofoil on the Amur River

By Gosell

(2009-05-04)

Possibly a Meteor or Voskhod hydrofoil. There are more upriver in the docks at Komsomolsk-on-Amur

Malibu Marine lake test facility

By kjfitz

(2009-04-17)

The first stage of lake test will include a dry-dock test, all electrical items will be tested to ensure they are operating correctly. Once dry-dock testing is completed the boat will be moved to the water, once on the water there is a 50 point quality assurance check list that will be completed.

Every Malibu built is lake tested to ensure that the boats complete electronic and mechanical functions are operating and functioning harmoniously. All electronics are run through their paces for precision and function, the speedometer is calibrated with a radar gun, the Malibu Precision Pro Speed Control is activated and run through it’s settings, the Wedge is deployed and raised for proper functionality, the ballast system is filled and drained, electronic and mechanical systems all receive the final Malibu test to ensure every Malibu is completed and ready for shipment to your local Malibu dealer.

Key West Oceanside Marina

By kjfitz

(2009-04-17)

Abandoned shipyard swallowed by vegetation

By kjfitz

(2009-03-24)

MS Berge Stahl

By WacoKidd110

(2009-03-24)

Largest Bulk carrier ship in the world.

Here is a tracking chart for ships.
http://www.sailwx.info/shiptrack/shipposition.phtml?call=LATO2

Censored french naval shipyard

By kjfitz

(2009-02-20)

Nuclear subs built here.

Direction des Constructions Navales Services (DCNS) military shipyard

By kjfitz

(2009-02-20)

DCNS (Direction des Constructions Navales Services) is a naval defence company based in France and is one of Europe's leading shipbuilders.

Old US 101 ferry ramp

By kjfitz

(2009-02-08)

Predates the Golden Gate Bridge.

Albert Dock

By neotrix

(2008-11-24)

The Albert Dock is a complex of dock buildings and warehouses in Liverpool.
Designed by Jesse Hartley and Philip Hardwick, it was opened in 1846, and was the first structure in Britain to built from cast iron, brick and stone, with no structural wood. As a result it was the first non-combustible warehouse system in the world.

Yonkers Recreation Pier

By kjfitz

(2008-11-18)

Pier A

By kjfitz

(2008-08-13)

The Department of Docks stood on Pier A, Manhattan's southmost Hudson River pier. This utilitarian brick structure was built in 1886; in 1900, a three-story front section and metal siding were added, and in 1919, a clocktower was appended as the nation's first World War I memorial. In Abbott's day, celebrities arriving in New York City were ceremoniously greeted here, and the department's guestbook, which included the signature of Charles Lindbergh, attracted tourists visiting the nearby aquarium.

Although slated for demolition during the construction of Battery Park City, the building was designated a landmark in 1975. Now vacant, it is likely to be renovated for commercial use.

Pier A was built immediately after work was finished on the Brooklyn Bridge and with the same equipment.

Collision course

By alfjon

(2008-07-28)

Stitching problem have made 2 Scandlines ferries to get on a collision course.
1 boat is leaving the dock while the other is departing the same.
The three boats depart every 20 minutes so there are always 10 minutes free space in the harbour both in Helsingör and Helsingborg.

'Moby Dick'

By neotrix

(2008-06-26)

The 'Moby dick' was built in 1976. It is mainly a shuttle between Bonn and Koblenz.

Battery Maritime Building turned into a musical instrument

By kjfitz

(2008-06-12)

David Byrne uses a retrofitted, antique organ as the control station for the musical instrument. Instead of using wind forced through pipes, each of the organ’s keys are connected by a multitude of tubes, pipes and wires to every conceivable facet of the building. Playing the organ causes various devices to hammer on water pipes, vibrate motors against the ceiling girders, magnetically beat against the building’s roof columns or blow air through pipes. The 99 year old previously disused space is converted into a cast-iron orchestra, conducted by Byrne or any other person who wishes to play.

Battery Maritime Building

By Parabellum

(2008-05-30)

Once a bustling transportation hub, the 1909 Battery Maritime Building now sits quietly tucked along the water's edge on the southernmost tip of Manhattan. But even though it is dwarfed by the countless skyscrapers that surround it today, the city Economic Development Corporation (EDC) sees its potential.

With a $60 million exterior and structural rehabilitation complete, the EDC now has developers from the Dermot Company working to maximize the potential of this extraordinary landmark building. The company, along with the Poulakakos family, is planning a massive interior renovation, marking the start of a new chapter for this historic downtown site.

Ferry Splendid in Genova

By giove

(2008-04-28)

Lenght: 222 m, built in 1994, speed 22 knots

M/V Century

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

Century is the lead ship of the Century Class of cruise ships for Celebrity Cruises, and the co-flagship of the Celebrity fleet, along with Millennium class ship Constellation. Other ships belonging to the Century Class are the Galaxy and the Mercury. Century was launched in 1995.

M/S Color Magic's Chimney

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

M/S Color Magic is a cruiseferry owned and operated by the Norway-based shipping company Color Line on their route connecting Oslo, Norway to Kiel, Germany. She was built by Aker Yards, Turku, Finland in 2007. The Color Magic is currently the largest cruiseferry in the world.

The Color Magic has 89 additional cabins compared to the Color Fantasy, as well as larger conference facilities than her sister. Therefore the Color Magic is slightly larger in terms of gross tonnage.

M/S Finneagle

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

Marketed as Finnlink, Finnlines offers freight and passenger service between Naantali (Finland) and Kapellskär (Sweden) with four ropax ferries.

The bargue Sigyn

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

The three-masted bargue Sigyn is the last wooden three-masted sail powered trading vessel in the world.

M/S Europa

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

Hapag-Lloyd cruise ship. Built 1999 in Kværner Masa Yards, Helsinki, Finland.

Regina Baltica

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

M/S Regina Baltica is a cruiseferry operated by the Estonian shipping company Tallink on the line connecting Stockholm, Sweden with Riga, Latvia. She was built in 1980 as M/S Viking Song by Wärtsilä Perno shipyard in Turku, Finland for Rederi Ab Sally, one of the owners of the Viking Line consortium. She has also sailed under the names M/S Braemar and M/S Anna Karenina.

Victoria

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

MS Victoria is a cruiseferry operated by the Estonian ferry company Tallink on a route connecting Stockholm, Sweden to Tallinn, Estonia via Mariehamn, Finland. She was built in 2004 by Aker Finnyards, Rauma, Finland.

Sunborn Princess Yacht Hotel

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

The exclusive, recently completed Sunborn Princess is a floating hotel anchored in the bay at the front of the Naantali Spa Hotel & Resort, Finland. The 140 rooms on board the yacht all come with sea view.

Full-rigger Suomen Joutsen

By Accagas

(2008-02-18)

Suomen Joutsen (Swan of Finland in English) (former names are Laënnec, Oldenburg) is a three-mast, steel hull, full rigged ship. She was built in 1902 in St. Nazaire, France to serve in the trade between Atlantic and Pacific ports.

Meidericher Schiffswerft shipworks and ship elevator

By kjfitz

(2008-01-11)

NS Savannah

By jbottero

(2007-12-19)

NS Savannah, named for SS Savannah, was the first nuclear-powered cargo-passenger ship, one of only four nuclear-powered cargo ships ever built.

Thanks to Kfitz for identifying this ship in storage at James River Merchant Marine Reserve Fleet near Newport News, Virginia.

M/S TYCHO BRAHE + M/S AURORA AF HELSINGBORG

By alfjon

(2007-12-06)

2 of 3 Scandlines Helsingborg-Helsingör ferries in Helsingborg harbour.