Côte d'Albâtre: where the ship is now and the routes she runs
Transmanche Ferries · Passenger ship · Flag: France
Last known position: nothing newer received.
Position on the map
50°47′N 0°03′E
Weather at Newhaven
| TodaySun 25 Oct | TomorrowMon 26 Oct |
|---|---|
| Wind from W 25–27 knBeaufort 6 · strong breezegusts 29 knwaves 2.3–2.4 m12 °C | Wind from S 20–28 knBeaufort 5–7 · near galegusts 34 knwaves 1.8–2.3 m12–16 °Cprecipitation up to 0.5 mm/hvisibility down to 3.9 km |
Forecast issued 25 Oct, 17:17. It doesn’t tell whether a sailing will run: that is up to the operator.
Data from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). Licence: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0. Wind converted from m/s to knots and the Beaufort scale. Waves come from the nearest sea point of MET’s ocean model, which covers north-west Europe only; gusts only where MET forecasts them (the Nordic area).Weather data by Open-Meteo.com. Licence: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0. Models ECMWF IFS and ECMWF WAM (© ECMWF, CC BY 4.0), 9 km grid: wind in knots converted to the Beaufort scale, temperature at sea level, precipitation (rain, showers and snow) as the hourly total shown for the hour it falls in, waves and mean wave period from the model’s nearest sea point, visibility shown only below 5 km; nearby places in the same grid cell share the same figures.Daily lows and highs, and the hour with the most precipitation, worked out by ferrywhere. Each figure comes from MET Norway where MET forecasts it, otherwise from Open-Meteo.
Routes served
Particulars
- IMO number
- 9320128
- MMSI
- 228233600
- Call sign
- FMHO
- Length
- 142 m
- Beam
- 24 m
- Flag
- France
- Ship type
- Passenger ship
About Côte d'Albâtre
Côte d'Albâtre is a passenger ship in the Transmanche Ferries fleet. She is 142 metres long and registered in France. Her IMO number is 9320128 and her MMSI 228233600.
In the last 30 days we linked her to sailings on 2 routes: Dieppe → Newhaven and Newhaven → Dieppe. Transmanche Ferries runs 2 routes in the timetables we follow, with ports in France and the United Kingdom.