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See Traffik in
your market.
Explore the yachts, locations and workflows relevant to your team.
Book a tailored demo →Compare plans →
See Traffik in
your market.
Explore the yachts, locations and workflows relevant to your team.
Book a tailored demo →Compare plans →
See Traffik in
your market.
Explore the yachts, locations and workflows relevant to your team.
Book a tailored demo →Compare plans →
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Explore recorded cruising activity, port visits, yard stays and confirmed identity changes in one history. Give your team additional context for brokerage, purchase, financing and insurance reviews.
| Period | Observation | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Jan–8 Sep 2026 | 36 days underway, 13 port visits | View season › |
| Jan–Feb 2026 | Yard stay, 26 days (estimated) | View records › |
| Feb 2025 | Renamed from VELA ROSA, flag change | View identity › |
Follow the yacht through its recorded history.
Bring cruising activity, visits and identity changes together to see how a yacht’s movements have developed over time.
Review recorded cruising activity across selected periods and seasons.
Explore the locations visited, the timing of arrivals and departures, and observed or estimated stays.
Follow confirmed name and flag changes linked to the same yacht.
See how activity changes over time.
Compare recorded time underway, destinations and yard visits across equivalent periods. Open a season or individual visit to inspect the supporting movement records.
The timeline identifies missing observations and distinguishes estimated stays, helping you understand which parts of the history are supported by the available data.
Annual summary table ▾
| Period | Days underway | Port visits | Yard stays | Days with observations | Longest gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jul – 31 Dec 2022 incomplete | 38 | 14 | — | 178 of 184 | 3 days |
| 2023 | 52 | 19 | 1 · 34 days (observed) | 351 of 365 | 9 days |
| 2024 | 47 | 16 | — | 312 of 366 | 41 days |
| 2025 | 41 | 12 | 1 · 22 days (estimated) | 358 of 365 | 4 days |
| 1 Jan – 8 Sep 2026 incomplete | 36 | 13 | 1 · 26 days (estimated) | 244 of 251 | 5 days |
Prepare better questions before the decision.
Explore cruising periods, destinations, yard visits and identity changes relevant to your assessment.
Open individual observations and check where tracking gaps or estimates affect the record.
Bring the findings into discussions supported by vessel logs, maintenance records, engine-hour documentation and surveys.
| Supporting observations | Inspect the dates, positions and records behind the activity shown. |
| Confirmed identity links | Follow name and flag changes that have been linked to the same yacht. |
| Visible limitations | See where observations are missing and where a stay duration has been estimated. |
Questions about vessel histories
What does a vessel history include?
A vessel history brings together recorded cruising activity, port visits, observed or estimated yard stays and confirmed identity changes. Dates and tracking coverage help you assess the information available for each period.
Which yachts have histories available?
Histories are available for yachts within Traffik’s tracked fleet where supporting records exist. The length and detail of a history vary by vessel, location and available coverage.
How far back do the records go?
Traffik’s main position archive begins in 2022. Earlier histories for selected yachts operating in US waters may be available on request, extending back a decade or more. Each history identifies the period and coverage available for that vessel.
Can a vessel history help assess a claim of light use?
Yes. Recorded time underway and cruising patterns provide context for the periods covered. They do not establish engine hours or mechanical condition. Review the history alongside engine-hour records, maintenance documentation and survey findings.
Does a recorded yard stay show what work was completed?
No. Movement records can indicate a visit to a yard area and help assess its duration. They do not confirm haul-out, repairs, refit work or completion of a survey. Those details require supporting documentation.
Does the history follow a yacht after a name or flag change?
Confirmed name and flag changes can be linked to the same yacht, allowing its earlier activity to remain part of the history. The record identifies when the change was observed; that date may differ from the official effective date.
What does a tracking gap mean?
It means observations are unavailable for part of the review period. A gap alone does not establish where the yacht was or whether it was inactive. Where a stay is estimated across a gap, the history identifies that estimate.
Can I compare activity across different years?
Yes. You can review recorded activity across the available history. Compare equivalent periods and consider tracking coverage, particularly when a year is incomplete or contains significant gaps.
Included in every plan.
Vessel histories are part of Observe, Predict, Activate and Command. Explore the plans to see what sits alongside them.
Follow new activity as it is recorded.
Identify changes that may warrant brokerage outreach.
Review shallow-water and storm exposure in the available history.
Bring a clearer history to
your next yacht review.
Explore the recorded activity and supporting detail available for the yachts relevant to your team.
VESSEL HISTORIES ARE INCLUDED IN OBSERVE, PREDICT, ACTIVATE AND COMMAND.