Reviews & Ratings for the Nacc-Poros

On August 19, 2025, the vessel 'Nacc Poros' faced detention at Fraser Wharves in Vancouver due to multiple deficiencies. The inspection revealed a total of ten issues, three of which were deemed serious enough to warrant the vessel’s detention. The critical deficiencies included: 1) Inadequate documentation of basic training as required by maritime regulations, 2) A lack of proper training and instruction regarding life-saving appliances on board, and 3) Inoperative oil filtering equipment, which is essential for pollution prevention. Following rectifications, the 'Nacc Poros' was cleared and departed Vancouver on August 21, setting sail for Seattle, where it arrived on August 23.

The maritime vessel 'NACC Poros' has successfully returned to sea following a fire incident that occurred on September 30, 2022, south of the Pagasetic Gulf. After the event, the ship was escorted to the Volos anchorage, where it faced a ban from the Port Authority on departure until a seaworthiness certificate was acquired. On October 2, 2022, at 11:20 a.m. UTC, the NACC Poros finally set sail from Volos and arrived at its destination in Piraeus on October 4, 2022.

On the morning of September 30, 2022, a fire incident occurred aboard the NACC Poros while navigating the southern Pagasitikos Gulf. The ship's crew acted swiftly to extinguish the fire. Upon receiving the distress signal, two Coast Guard patrol vessels and the tugboat Christos VII responded promptly to the scene. Afterward, the vessel managed to sail under its own power to the Agria Volos port facility, where a thorough inspection was conducted by both Port Authority officials and a team from the Fire Service. The NACC Poros was subsequently docked at private port facilities, where it has been prohibited from sailing until further notice. Fortunately, all 13 crew members onboard reported no injuries during the incident.