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Omg ...I've done many crossings over cook strait , never ever like this ...I would just be freaking out so much .. jeepers 😢😮

29 year old heap of junk,should be scrapped.

Awesome mate 👍

Rougher swells than the Manly feqrry usually has to deal with.

You like Shortie?

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This man proves it doesn't have to be sunny in order to enjoy a holiday.

When this happend we got stuck and out bridge washed our we live up the waihopai valley which is out of renwick which is out of blenheim

like of Perfect Storm movie

How far is the wheelhouse above deck and down to the waterline?

سبحان الله العظيم سبحان الملك القدوس

😳😳😳😱😱

Beautiful video . . .

Shout out

Cadê o limpador de parabriza.

Wayper ciarmin tak ada bos

480 sup of 0,5 milion sayou ?

Ombak estrimm

Sounds like a very young crew…. Are they qualified and up to the job?

gelombangng nya sangat besar, semoga selamat sampai tujuan

Hello bro

Place please

I’m so gutted that iv never crossed the cook straight on a rough day 😭😭😭😭😭 I spent a lot time working at sea On the southern ocean and always love heading up to the bridge on those really gnarly days after my shift on the lower levels 😁

Tá nervosinho o mar, mas pra dizer que esta preocupante, falta muita pauleira ainda e pelo pouco que conheço já esta se acalmando.

Wow, looks like at least force 9, strong gale. 23-33 foot seas with dense spin drift streaks. Maybe pushing into 10.

Охринеть........

I had one rough crossing. I was warned and took some seasickness pills and found a seat . All The restroom doors 🚪 were locked in an open position. The employees were rushing around with pails and mops cleaning up vomit. Some ladies staggered over to a nearby seat and I heard them talk about the friend they left lying on the floor somewhere on the ferry.

Terrible mis respetos a ustedes amigos

Been there, done that. What the video can't capture is the sensation of such a massive ship seeming to lurch to an almost complete halt each of these waves crashes into it.

Gotta love a good rough sailing across the Cook Strait.

Aarrgghh, tis but a light breeze, lad, a mere gentle zephyr.

That a calm sailing compared to ones I was on crossing the strait !

The ol Interislander, used to go across 2-3 times a year, got my sea legs from those trips, some where nuts, remember running up and down catching zero gravity moments watching people spew and we were laughing, got hurt a couple of time's, I'd probs sook up now.

The people that lived in the bottom were probulbly puking from that.

I could go out in that on my rib

In April 1968, my then new husband and I were returning from Lyttelton to Wellington after honeymooning in the South Island on the WAHINE overnight in extremely rough seas, an omen for what was to come in many ways.... and on many levels! The day we arrived home in the Waikato, one week later, came the news the WAHINE was down in Wellington Harbour in extreme weather conditions with the loss of 51 lives. And for the record, the marriage ended several years later after extremely “rough weather” too!!!

I guess that qualifies as heavy weather for commercial ships / ferries. Real heavy weather is when the bow drives through the wave/swell and you have solid water over the bridge windows. I've been there while I was in the RCN and it was 'interesting'

This is why is rather fly to the sth island!!!

Windows on these ships are not strong enough to withstand a substantial wave yet the crew stand right in front of them--laughing--awaiting their doom. Videos abound of waves smashing in the windows on the bridge and drowning the electrics rendering the ship inoperable--in heavy seas. Why are these windows not reinforced against such events?

As a windsurfer I see these conditions rather exciting. As a passenger on a ferry rather terrifying

The crossing my wife and I did in 1996 was dreamlike: clear blue sky, smooth seas. Kiwis told us that we were lucky not to experience the usual crossing.

что дворников нет корыто наверное списать пора

I remember going over to the south island & boy was that a ride to remember..

I remember sailing from Lyttleton to Wellington only one week after the Wahine sank in 1968 Very rough overnight crossing Kids being sick and porters opening and closing portholes most of the night tipping out bowls of stomach contents We sailed past the Wahine as we entered Wellington in the morning. You could make out the top of the bridge breaking the water line and the slurry of oil in the sea. New Zealand's worst maritime disaster. The Cook Strait has long been known as one of the most dangerous bodies of water on the planet. Nick Australia

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scary, this is real proof of God's power

That “Moneyshot” joke was absolutely brilliant. You should do more of that comedy routine.

they don't call it the roaring 40's for nothing! lol

In your own interest, I hope that the vehicles are inside the ship during the crossing (as with Norfolkline as on the Calais - Dover route) and are not exposed to massive salt water showers!