HLV Updates

WHITE MARLIN Continues Voyage Toward Singapore

Boskalis’ heavy-load carrier WHITE MARLIN is progressing toward Singapore after departing Amsterdam and is now navigating the Gulf of Biscay, where conditions recently included short-period 25 kt winds.

Photo credit: Marcel Coster ©.

18, November 2025
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The Boskalis heavy-load vessel WHITE MARLIN was recently observed departing Amsterdam on its route to Singapore. According to the latest information, the carrier is currently sailing through the Gulf of Biscay, where conditions have been generally calm, though the area experienced 25 kt winds at one point last week.

The vessel remains on passage and is scheduled to arrive in Singapore with an ETA of 26 January 2026. The sighting and subsequent position update were shared along with an image captured by Marcel Coster.

WHITE MARLIN is a Semi-submersible Heavy Load Carrier and is sailing under the flag of Malta. Her length overall (LOA) is 216.68 meters and her width is 63.1 meters.

Tags: Boskalis, Gulf of Biscay, heavy load carrier, Maritime, Singapore ETA, vessel movement, WHITE MARLIN

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