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It’s said that history often repeats itself. After 100 years from 1912, when the Titanic met its unfortunate fate, a similar incident happened with a

The words dock and pier are often used interchangeably in common usage to portray the same meaning, however, in the maritime world, they are important

Dry docks are essential facilities for ship construction and repairs. Marine vessels are manoeuvred into the shipyard and then the submerged parts such as the

For all practical purposes, a vessel is characterised by a number of segregating divisions or walls throughout its length commonly known as bulkheads. The science

We have discussed the differences between cruise ships and their older counterparts, ocean liners in one of our previous articles. We have also learned about

Anchors are as old as the ships and boats themselves. But have you wondered how they work and what accounts for the typicality in their

We are often left in awe looking at the magnificent engineering marvels called the cruise ships. In our previous article, we had a detailed discussion

Those who have been on a passenger ship for vacation or an excursion at least once in their lifetime are left charmed by the splendorous

Shipyards are as old as the ships themselves. Like any other production process, shipyards occupy large acres of land and are dedicated to constructing, refurbishing