Lucky UsSummer 2026
Track, coloured by country
Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom. Pick a country to isolate its movements here and in every table below. Squares are ports and marinas, dots are anchorages.
Country by country
Distance is track run inside each country's waters; time is hours the AIS placed her there. Open-sea crossings (international waters) are counted separately.
Fuel
| RPM | Speed | L/h | L/NM |
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Movements
Every passage between two stops of an hour or more. Average speed is distance over elapsed time from leaving one stop to arriving at the next, so a slow figure usually means a swim stop or waiting en route.
| # | Departed | From | To | Arrived | Distance | Time | Avg | Max | Fuel est. | L/NM | Waters |
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Ports and marinas
Where she was berthed, with the dates of each call. Berth versus anchor is read from the AIS heading: a fixed heading over a stay means moored, a swinging one means at anchor.
| Port | Country | Calls | Nights | Dates |
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Every port call in order
| # | Port | Country | Arrived | Departed | Stay | Fuel est. | Position | Note |
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Anchorages
Bays and roadsteads where she anchored or lay to a mooring, with dates. Day stops of under six hours are marked as such.
| Anchorage | Country | Visits | Nights | Generator est. | Dates |
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Every anchorage stop in order
| # | Anchorage | Country | Arrived | Departed | Stay | Generator est. | Position | Note |
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