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"Adler von Krautsand" - Sailing ship
A traditional ship
The "Heimdal" is one of a total of six tugs in operation for Svitzer Towage GmbH in Bremerhaven. Since its commissioning in May 2019, it has been bringing ships of all types and sizes safely to the quay with its 70-ton bollard pull. Its main tasks include towing container giants up to 400 meters long.
The Svitzer "Heimdal" is moored all year round with the other tugs in the Svitzer Towage Bremerhaven fleet behind the dyke near Lohmannstrasse.
Type: Tugboat (Azimuth Stern Drive)
Home port: Esbjerg, Denmark
Length: 28,20m
Width: 12,60m
Draught: 5.41m
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A traditional ship
Also called a green lady
A small ship with charm
Luxurious barque
A special traditional ship
One of the last cargo ships of the 21st century
A special sailing ship
The staysail schooner was built in 1935
The floating museum
Replica of a typical East Frisian cargo ship from the 18th century
A graceful sailing ship
Converted to a three-mast topsail schooner
Experience the past on a lovingly maintained traditional sailing ship
A Dutch ship
The oldest surviving High Sea Cutter
Reproduction of Victoria
Choose the first letter of the name of the motor ship:
A classic among the charter boats
The boat is moored in the harbor of the outer Weser of Bremerhaven.
Ship with mobile hydraulic dredger
Power, precision and reliability
The "Nordergründe" is not only used as a tonnage ship
A special service boat
A historic motor ship
A Dutch tugboat
The ship travels for bremenports GmbH