Seawise

Seawise is a term that can refer to several entities, most notably associated with shipping and maritime operations. One prominent entity is Seawise Giant, formerly known as Happy Giant, Jahre Viking, and Knock Nevis. It was the longest ship ever built and the largest vessel by gross tonnage. Seawise Giant was an ULCC (Ultra Large Crude Carrier) and was retired and dismantled in 2010. Its massive size and long history made it a notable landmark in maritime engineering and shipping.

Another significant association is with the Seawise Foundation, a non-profit organization. This foundation has been involved in various charitable activities, particularly in the Philippines. It has supported initiatives related to education, healthcare, and community development. The Seawise Foundation has played a role in humanitarian efforts and improving living conditions in certain regions.

Additionally, "Seawise" might appear as part of company names or service descriptions within the shipping industry. This could indicate services related to marine logistics, vessel management, or cargo transportation. The name itself evokes a sense of expertise and operation within the maritime environment. Without further context, "Seawise" could potentially refer to any of these or other less prominent entities sharing the name.