Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Ane-Laesoe

Early on the morning of March 31, 2019, at 6 a.m., the ferry Ane Læsø, en route to Frederikshavn, faced challenging weather conditions that forced it to return. As the vessel prepared to dock back in Vesterø, it collided with the dock, causing damage to the packing rail that maintains watertight integrity between the vessel's bow port and its structure. Repair efforts commenced immediately following the incident. The Ane Læsø was successfully repaired and departed from Læsø once again at 7:30 p.m. the same day.

On the early morning of February 2, 2016, at approximately 6:35 a.m., the ferry 'Ane Læsø' experienced a grounding incident as it departed from the port of Hou. The vessel struck a stone jetty while navigating at a low speed under challenging weather conditions, potentially leading to damage to its propeller. In response to the accident, the operator, Samsø Rederi, promptly canceled all sailings and engaged a diving company to conduct a thorough inspection of the ferry’s rudder and propeller. Fortunately, the 'Ane Læsø' was back in service by February 3, successfully docking at Kolby Kas at around 8 a.m. Initial investigations suggest that strong winds may have played a significant role in the grounding incident.

On March 7, 2010, the ferry 'Vesborg' experienced an emergency shortly after departing from Tårs en route to Spodsbjerg at 8 p.m. The vessel had to turn back just 10 minutes into its journey due to a fire alarm triggered by dense smoke emanating from a bus located on the car deck. Upon investigation, the crew discovered that an oil fire had ignited, but their swift actions led to the flames being extinguished rapidly. Throughout this incident, the captain ensured that the 19 passengers on board were kept well-informed and safe, with no threats to their safety at any moment. Following the resolution of the fire, the ferry continued its journey to Spodsbjerg, monitored by a dedicated fire guard overseeing the affected bus.