Read Authentic Ratings for the Fluvius-Tavy

On the evening of September 23, 2019, at precisely 7:30 PM, the cargo vessel 'Fluvius Tavy' found itself aground while navigating towards Rotterdam from Lowestoft. The incident occurred approximately 0.5 miles off the entrance to Lowestoft harbour, with geographic coordinates of 52°28'33" N and 001°45'57" E. The vessel was reported to have grounded on its port quarter, with expectations that it would refloat on the approaching tide. Fortunately, the 'Fluvius Tavy' was successfully refloated on September 24 at 1:10 AM, thanks to the assistance of the service tug 'Jumbo'. By 1:45 AM UTC, the vessel confirmed it had sustained no damages and proceeded on its journey to Rotterdam. The 'Fluvius Tavy' finally arrived at EBS European Bulk Services in Rotterdam at 2:45 PM, completing its voyage without further complications.

On May 17, 2018, an allision occurred in Esbjerg when the coaster 'Fluvius Tavy', arriving from Emden, collided with the drilling rig 'Maersk Giant'. Reports indicate that as 'Fluvius Tavy' approached the port, an outgoing current unexpectedly affected the vessel's trajectory, leading to a loss of control by the master. Consequently, the ship drifted sideways into the rig, resulting in minor damages. At the time of the incident, 'Maersk Giant' was secured alongside two other drilling rigs at the Dogger Quay, outside the dockyard. Following the allision, 'Fluvius Tavy' successfully berthed at Shetland Quay at 8 a.m. Local authorities, specifically the Danish Navy Operative Command, initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident. The coaster departed Esbjerg on May 19 at 2:20 p.m., setting its course for Glomfjord, with an expected arrival time of May 22 at 5 p.m. For further details, you can view the Danish report and accompanying photos at [JydskeVestkysten](https://www.jv.dk/erhvervesbjerg/Skib-kolliderer-med-Maersk-borerig-i-Esbjerg-Havn/artikel/2611828).