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Over 50 Cruise Ship Passengers Left Floating In Sea

Dozens Of Passengers Rescued After 40-Foot Catamaran Sinks In The Caribbean

On Sunday (November 9), a 40-foot catamaran named Boca de Yuma I sank during a cruise excursion in Samana Bay, Dominican Republic, leaving around 55 passengers floating in the Caribbean Sea. The vessel,

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Dozens of Cruise Passengers Rescued from Ocean After Tourist Catamaran Carrying 50 Sinks

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Over 50 Cruise Ship Passengers Left Floating In The Sea After Catamaran Sinks During Excursion

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More than 50 cruise ship passengers left floating at sea after boat sinks in the Caribbean

An excursion boat has sunk off the coast of the Dominican Republic after springing a ‘leak’.

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Caribbean cruise ship terror as dozens overboard after trip boat sinks

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Cruise ship horror as 55 passengers left floating in sea after 40ft catamaran sinks on day trip

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Frustrations flare as catamaran sits on reef in Maui conservation area

MAUI, Hawaii (KHON2) — The grounding of a commercial catamaran in one of Maui’s marine conservation areas after the recent winter storm has some calling for change. “This is it,” Save Honolua Coalition Vice President John Carty said emphatically.

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Watch: 65-foot catamaran becomes newest artificial reef in Gulf off Destin

DESTIN — A 65-foot steel-hulled catamaran became the newest addition to the Okaloosa County Artificial Reef Project when it was sunk in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday 16.43 nautical miles southeast of Destin. The artificial reef project is led by ...

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Silent World Dive Center Launches New Snorkel Tour to Carysfort Reef and Lighthouse Aboard Custom Catamaran, The Siren

KEY LARGO, FL, UNITED STATES, July 8, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Silent World Dive Center Launches New Snorkel Tour to Carysfort Reef and Lighthouse Aboard Custom ...

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You Can Take a Catamaran to This Private Island Resort by Australia’s Great Barrier Reef

If visiting the Great Barrier Reef is on your bucket list, you might as well do it in style. And nothing is more stylish than a stay on the reef’s closest private island, home to a luxury resort that’s only accessible by catamaran, helicopter, or seaplane.