Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Celtic-Voyager

On the morning of May 11, 2021, the cargo vessel 'Moseldijk', which was traveling from Hamburg to Stylida carrying a load of fertilizer, encountered an unexpected incident. Approximately 70 meters from its destination port, the ship ran aground due to low water levels, becoming lodged on a sandy bottom with a draft of 5.80 meters. Local authorities were promptly alerted, and the Port Authority of Stylida conducted an inspection, confirming there were no signs of pollution from the grounding. To assist in the situation, the rescue vessel 'Ierax' was dispatched to the scene. Fortunately, as the water levels rose, the 'Moseldijk' was able to refloat later on. For a detailed report that includes photos and video footage, check out the Greek news source here: https://tvstar.gr/2021/05/11/kinitopoiisi-sti-stylida-ploio-kollise-stin-ammo-ligo-prin-to-limanifoto-video/

On June 8, 2018, the cargo vessel ‘Moseldijk’, which was navigating from Ghent to Cork, experienced a minor leak related to a rubber coupling in its main engine. This incident occurred at 50° 59' 50.0" N, 001° 02' 01.8" E at approximately 6:45 PM, while the vessel, manned by a crew of seven, was traversing the Strait of Dover. As a response to the issue, the ship exited the Strait of Dover Traffic Separation Scheme and moved towards the Dungeness East Road Anchorage for necessary repairs. At the time of the incident, the 'Moseldijk' was transporting a substantial cargo of 3,508 tons of fertilizer, in addition to 55 tons of bunker fuel. Repairs were successfully completed on June 9 at 2:50 AM, after which the vessel resumed its journey, passing the CS2 buoy under its own power. Throughout this process, the Dover Coastguard maintained oversight of the vessel until it successfully navigated past the Greenwich light vessel. The 'Moseldijk' finally docked in Cork on June 10 at 5 PM, marking the end of a challenging episode during its voyage.