Caledonian Sky accidents and incidents
CruiseMapper's Caledonian Sky cruise ship accidents, incidents and law news reports relate to a 114-passenger vessel owned by Noble Caledonia (Small Cruise Lines). Our Caledonian Sky accidents page contains reports made by using official data from renown online news media sources, US Coast Guard and Wikipedia.
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- ship grounding – 2017 (Raja Ampat, Indonesia)
04 March 2017Ship GroundingOn March 4, 2017, the cruise ship ran aground (made contact with the sea bed) in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. The accident seriously affected a coral reef, causing significant damage. Around 13,270 m2 (143,000 ft2) of the reef was destroyed. The vessel required tugboat assistance. The grounding occurred during low tide. The cruise company was fined Rp 6 trillion (Indonesian rupiah), which was around USD 450 million. The payment responsibility was passed to cruise ship's insurer Spica Insurance Inc, which started negotiations with the Indonesian Government. |
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