Results for Vessel
Eslora
La Eslora is a Spanish business name for a beach snack bar.
Length of a vessel from the bow to the stern.
Fram
Fram is a Norse vessel name. meaning “ahead”.
Robust wooden boat used by Roald Amundsen and other explorers (Fridtjof Nansen, Otto Sverdrup and Oscar Wisting) in their Arctic and Antarctic explorations.
Frost
Frost is an English vessel name.
Ideal name for polar research ship.
Iron scow
Iron scow is a English merchant ship name. Meaning “iron barge”.
Name of a vessel that disappeared in 1918 at Niagara Falls and that emerged in 2019 after a storm.
It was considered a ghost ship during all this time.
Itsasoa
The sea, with its immensity and mystery, has inspired countless cultures throughout history. Today, we will navigate the meaning of the Basque word “itsasoa”, exploring its suitability as a name for your boat or boat.
Katara
Browsing the internet looking for the perfect name for your boat, you came across “Katara”. It has caught your attention due to its sound and beauty, but you would like to know more about its meaning. Don’t worry! In this article we will reveal to you the mystery that this very special name contains. (more…)
Koru
The Koru yacht, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, is a colossal vessel that has not stopped generating a stir since its launch in 2023. With an estimated price of $500 million, the Koru is one of the largest yachts and luxury in the world, and has been criticized for its ostentation and its environmental impact. (more…)
Lifeline
Lifeline is an English vessel name.
Humanitarian ship chartered by the German NGO Lifeline to rescue migrants adrift in the Mediterranean.
Maud
Maud is a Norse vessel name.
Ship built by Roald Amundsen for his second expedition to the Arctic.
Name in honor of Queen Consort Maud of Norway.
Maud is a Medieval form of Matilda.
Odón de Buen
Odón de Buen is a Spanish vessel name.
Oceanographic vessel built in 1973. Originally called “El Pescador” (the fisherman) and owned by the Federation of Fishermen’s Guilds of the Balearic Islands.
Later, in 1979 it was acquired by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography and renamed Odón de Buen, the name of its founder.
Odón de Buen y del Cos was a Spanish naturalist who stood out as the founder of Spanish oceanography.