Reviews & Ratings for the Nautica

In the early hours of August 11, 2026, the Port Authority of Corfu received a notification from the JointSAR Coordination Centre (EKSED) of the Greek Coast Guard regarding an incident involving the cargo vessel 'Nautica'. The ship, which had just set sail from the port of Durrës with six Albanian crew members aboard and was en route to Amfilochia, ran aground near the port of Corfu. Promptly responding to the situation, local authorities activated the emergency response plan, deploying a Greek Coast Guard patrol boat to the location and placing a tugboat on standby for assistance. Fortunately, the 'Nautica' managed to extricate itself from the grounding and safely dock at Corfu’s port. Due to safety protocols, the Port Authority has temporarily restricted the vessel's departure until a thorough examination is conducted and necessary repairs are completed, alongside the acquisition of a classification certificate from the designated monitoring organization. After resolving the issues at hand, the 'Nautica' resumed its journey at 7 p.m. UTC on the same day, arriving at the port of Amfilochia by 6 a.m. on August 12.

In the early hours of October 2, 2012, at 00:45 a.m., a maritime incident occurred as the cargo vessel "Nautica" collided with the tanker "Orateca" within the new Northern Lock of the Kiel Canal located in Brunsbüttel. The "Nautica," which was traveling from Szczecin to Oostende, struck the "Orateca" that was en route from Helsingborg to Hamburg, coinciding with the latter's attempt to dock. Following the incident, the lock was temporarily closed to facilitate an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the allision. The "Orateca" resumed its journey at 2 a.m., successfully docking at NHG in Hamburg by 5 a.m. Meanwhile, the "Nautica" continued its voyage shortly after at 2:10 a.m. Authorities are currently conducting an investigation into the matter.