Reviews & Ratings for the Frakt-Vik

On November 3, 2017, at 6:00 a.m., the cargo vessel 'Frakt Vik', hailing from Aviles, encountered difficulties as it ran aground on a sandbar near Hagenør in Skærbæk. The vessel became stranded approximately 75-100 meters from the shore in the Lillebælt strait. Promptly alerted, the Danish Naval Operational Command dispatched the nearby patrol vessel 'Nymfen' to the scene. Fortunately, there was no oil spill reported at the location. By 11:20 a.m., the crew of 'Frakt Vik' was authorized to commence their own efforts to free the ship. Just 20 minutes later, at 11:40 a.m., they successfully refloated the vessel. However, to assess any potential damage, the Danish Maritime Authority detained the 'Frakt Vik', allowing divers to conduct a thorough inspection of the hull. At 1:00 p.m., the vessel departed for Apenrade, successfully docking at the New Quay by 3:45 p.m. The 'Frakt Vik' resumed its journey on November 4, departing Apenrade at 5:30 p.m. and setting course for Lulea, with an estimated time of arrival on November 7. For further details, visit the Danish report featuring images of the incident here: https://www.fyens.dk/Fredericia/Skib-paa-grund-75-meter-fra-land/artikel/3200574#.

On December 4, 2010, the vessel FRAKT VIK, with IMO number 9356579, successfully unloaded its cargo of wheat at the bustling Roscoff Port. This significant operation highlights the ongoing maritime activities within the region, showcasing the importance of effective logistics and trade in the shipping industry.