Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Jolie-France

On July 31, 2025, at approximately 3:00 p.m., the CROSS Jobourg received a critical Mayday alert regarding a semi-rigid pleasure craft that was sinking in distress off the picturesque Chausey archipelago. Swiftly responding to the emergency, the excursion ship 'Jolie France' was rerouted to provide assistance. Remarkably, the vessel managed to rescue 11 individuals stranded in the water, including three who had fallen overboard. Once aboard 'Jolie France', all rescued persons were safely transported to the Granville dock without needing any medical attention. Concurrently, the CROSS coordinated efforts by dispatching the lifeboat 'SNS 17-12 - Notre Dame du Cap Lihou II' from the Granville SNSM station to tow the distressed semi-rigid craft. In addition, the 'SNS 719 - Père Delaby' from the SNSM station in Chausey was deployed to recover debris and the liferaft scattered across the sea, demonstrating a remarkable collaboration of maritime rescue services.