From full speed at about 25knots it can take up to 1 nautical mile, depending on the technique and propulsion.
Throwing the machinery into reverse can take a long time to stop a vessel. The propellors are less efficient when providing reverse thrust, due to the shape of the hull restricting water flow.
A better technique for an emergency is to turn sharply until beam on to the original direction. Once the vessel is turning, then use full astern.
This uses the beam of the vessel to resist the forward inertia.
Well in Galapagos there visitors are booked a ship for cruise that means they will spend their whole trip in that ship. It depends upon how far you are going and how many places you will enjoy. So it's better for make contact with Galapagos cruise providers as "Reachecuador" about the trip information and they will gives you all answer on your doubts.
The best way by far (may websites etc) is a Cruise Ship from Southampton to NYC
20 miles
7-8 miles
I am going a cruise in about a month and a half on the biggest ship in the world. I am 14 years old and want to hook up with a girl on the ship. Wondering what I should say, how long it will take, how far we'll go, etc. Tell me stories, tips, anything!!
Approximately 15 miles.
about 470 miles
titanic was built in the early 1900s, technology and materials for building the ship are far more advanced now.
about 2 and 1/2 miles
The Oasis of the Seas, with a gross tonnage weight of 220,000 is, by far, the largest cruise ship in the world. It's owner is Royal Caribbean. This cruise ship holds over 6,000 passengers and has a staff of 2,000. It has 18 decks, is longer than 3 football fields and is 208 feet wide. Over 130,000 meals per week are served on this ship. Only the largest oil tankers are bigger than this cruise ship.
Less than 45 minutes in ideal traffic.
it's around ten minutes via coach, once there it's only minutes from ship to walk into corfu town.