Mykonos-Ii Vessel Reviews and Specifications

On the evening of June 28, 2022, the Port Authority of Kea received reports regarding a maritime accident involving the vessel 'Namasis', which was anchored at the breakwater of Korissia port. While preparing to depart for Sitia, Crete, a strong north northeast wind gusting at 5-6 Beaufort resulted in the 'Namasis' inadvertently alliding with the port side of the moored ferry 'Macedon' (IMO: 7205219). Port Authority officials promptly arrived at the accident site and noted that the incident caused significant dents and abrasions extending five to six meters above the waterline on the 'Macedon'. Additionally, the 'Namasis' suffered damage, with the rails on the middle deck appearing crooked. Fortunately, the collision did not lead to any injuries, and no signs of marine pollution were found in the area. Following the incident, the Port Department of Kea, operating under the Central Port Authority of Lavrio, Chalkida, initiated a preliminary investigation, enforcing a ban on both vessels from sailing until they could present a valid seaworthiness certificate and proof of compliance with class maintenance requirements from the relevant classification societies. As a result, the 'Namasis' remained anchored at coordinates 37° 39.61' N 024° 19.05' E before its planned departure to Altsi, with an estimated time of arrival set for June 30. In the meantime, the 'Macedon' set sail from Kea heading towards Lavrio at 8 p.m.

On the morning of November 13, 2020, a significant landslide forced the temporary closure of the Corinth Canal, which serves as a vital link between the Peloponnese and the mainland of Greece. The landslide impacted the water depth in the canal, leading to the grounding of the cargo vessel 'Nemesis'. The ship was sailing from Thira to Drepano when the incident occurred, obstructing navigation through the canal. Efforts to dislodge the vessel began in the afternoon, yet it remained stuck until November 15, causing interruptions in maritime traffic. For visuals of this incident, check out the footage available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=248&v=2Y0FolhiKeY&feature=emb_title.

On February 11, 2020, at 09:50 a.m., the vessel 'Nemesis' experienced a significant main engine malfunction while navigating the Traffic Separation Scheme off the coast of Thessaloniki. In response to this issue, the Thessaloniki port authorities took immediate action, detaining the ship as it was en route to its next destination, Volos. The vessel will remain in custody until all necessary repairs are completed and the relevant certifications are updated, ensuring the safety and compliance of the ship before it can continue its journey.