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Port and weather disruption

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  1. Weather

    Silversea’s Silver Cloud Excursion Stranded by Rapid Tide Off Adele Island

    Silver Cloud · Silversea Cruises (Royal Caribbean Group)

    On 27 June 2025, approximately 70 passengers and 10 expedition guides from the Silver Cloud, operated by Silversea Cruises, became stranded near Adele Island off Western Australia's Kimberley coast due to an unexpectedly swift tidal drop.

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    Pacific Adele Island, Kimberley coast Filed
  2. Weather

    Pacific Encounter Tropical Cyclone Alfred: Final Cruise Canceled Amid Severe Weather

    Pacific Encounter

    P&O Australia has canceled the final scheduled voyage of its ship Pacific Encounter due to disruptions caused by Tropical Cyclone Alfred, which continues to impact maritime operations in the region.

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    Pacific Brisbane, Queensland Filed
  3. Weather

    Tropical Cyclone Alfred Disrupts Brisbane Port: Cruise Operations Halted

    Carnival Luminosa; Quantum of the Seas

    On 6 March 2025, Tropical Cyclone Alfred, a Category 2 storm, forced the closure of Port Brisbane and suspended all cruise shipping operations.

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    Pacific Port Brisbane, Queensland Filed
  4. Weather

    Cook Strait Ferry Services Disrupted by Rough Seas: Incident on 12 January 2025

    Aratere · Interislander

    On 12 January 2025, rough sea conditions in New Zealand's Cook Strait caused significant disruptions to passenger ferry services.

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    Pacific Cook Strait, New Zealand Filed

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