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Eemslift Hendrika Loads 195-Ton HEBO Pontoon and Yacht in Rotterdam, Sets Course for Alcudia

Amasus Shipping’s heavy-lift vessel Eemslift Hendrika has completed a 195-ton pontoon and yacht loading operation in Rotterdam before sailing to Alcudia.

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16, October 2025
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The vessel MV Eemslift Hendrika, operated by Amasus Shipping, has successfully completed the loading of a 195-ton HEBO pontoon and a yacht at the Port of Rotterdam. The operation was carried out under Amasus’s Starclass Yacht Transport division.

The Eemslift Hendrika departed Rotterdam Maasvlakte on October 15, 2025, following the successful heavy-lift loading operation, and is now en route to Alcudia, Spain, where arrival is scheduled for October 21, 2025. According to live ship tracking data, the vessel is currently sailing through the English Channel.

The Eemslift Hendrika, built for multipurpose transport and heavy lift operations, measures 111.6 meters in length and 16.8 meters in beam. She sails under the flag of the Netherlands (IMO: 9671486).

Tags: Alcudia, Amasus Shipping, Eemslift Hendrika, heavy lift, maritime logistics, project cargo, Rotterdam port, Shipping, yacht transport

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