40 Foot Wave Hits Cruise Ship

Coast collided with the ship forcing 6000 passengers and crew to hunker down while the ship was battered by 100mph winds.

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An Italian and a German passenger reportedly died while an old woman ended up with broken pair of legs when a wave as high as some 26 feet hit the Louis Majesty a cruise ship carrying 1350 passengers and 580 crew. 40 facilities and activities. The ship Anthem of the Seas carrying more than 4500 guests and 1600 crew members was heading to Port Canaveral in Florida but was forced to turn back and return to New Jersey due to the rough weather.

The Greece-based Louis Cruise Lines ship was in the Mediterranean north of Barcelona when it was hit by three abnormal waves each about 26 feet 9 meters high cruise. The cruise liner battled 40-foot waves and 100kmh winds as it attempted to navigate through. The video shows a cruise passenger looking out the window as 30ft waves submerged the vessel during the hurricane force storm.

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Passengers said the waves reached up to 40 feet tall at times. Brittany Ferries MV Pont-Aven was struck by a wave estimated at between 40 feet 12 m and 50 feet 15 m in height during a Force 9 gale in the Bay of Biscay on 21 May 2006. A monster storm off the US.

The cruise ship is then engulfed by the sea wave in the viral video Another cruise ship was sent underwater after a terrifying storm. A few guests aboard Royal Caribbeans Explorer of the Seas are reporting a giant 40 foot wave struck Explorer of the Seas causing damage to the ships lifeboats. Massive waves and high speed winds pummeled the Carnival Spirit liner causing some on the ship to say they feared for their lives.