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Large yacht in flames near St. Tropez

Discussion in 'General Yachting Discussion' started by ApreMare, Jul 23, 2019.

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  1. ApreMare, Jul 23, 2019
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    ApreMare

    ApreMare Senior Member

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    Saw from a friends instagram story a large yacht in flames near St. Tropez. Anyone have more info?
    look at instagram.com/setenaytetik and watch her stories.
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  2. DBowman78, Jul 23, 2019
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    Hard to tell what's happening since the video is shot from far away, but the yacht appears to be the Oceanco Amore Vero (ex-St. Princess Olga). MarineTraffic shows she's anchored off St. Tropez.
  3. ApreMare, Jul 23, 2019
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    You my friend is the reason I love the forums, after checking marine traffic seems you are correct. according to my friend its been burning for a while. Thank you for the valuable info
  4. Fishtigua, Jul 23, 2019
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  5. Timezone, Jul 28, 2019
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    Could you please post a link to that video? The Oceanco boat is about 80 metres, and the other link shows a 19 metre yacht?
  6. ApreMare, Aug 5, 2019
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    It was apparently near the oceanco so it was false alarm, fishtigua's link proves it.