Welcome to the Marine Gallery of April 2020, a monthly segment on our blog featuring the five best pictures of every month, selected by members of the MarineTraffic Photo Moderators. These could include images of vessels, ports or lighthouses from around the world.
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Outside Cork, the second largest city of Ireland, the GERRY OSULLIVAN, a tug sailing under the flag of the same country giving us a great view of this beautiful place.
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An LPG tanker, sailing under the flag of Brazil while being mirrored on the waters of the Guaiba River – which is famous for its beautiful reflection at sunset. The JORGE AMADO is 98 metres in length while her width is 16.8 metres.
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The 198-metre long SEABOURN ODYSSEY is a stylish, elegant, all white and bright passenger vessel many people would love to travel the world seas on.
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15 metres in length, the SJOELEIK; this wooden pleasure craft captured here in front of what is probably the world’s most northern fishing village, Skarsvåg, where cod is primarily the local fishing fleet.
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What better way to connect with other people than being aboard the BALDER VL.92, sailing past Scheveningen, one of Netherlands’ most modern seaside resorts, having fun?
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