Watch: Time-lapse Panama Canal Full Transit In 4 Minutes

Watch this beautiful time-lapse video of a ship transiting Panama Canal from Atlantic Ocean to Pacific Ocean in under 4 minutes.

There are some timelapse videos that are so mesmerising that you can watch them over and over again. This is surely one of them.

According to the maker, the ship in the video is Mahanadi Spirit (TeeKay Shipping Company). The total actual journey was of 12 hours and it tool approximately 8000 photos to make this vides from the navigation bridge.

Reference: Ilya Goncharov/YouTube

NOTE: Marine Insight does not have enough information to verify this video and cannot vouch for its accuracy. This video is for information purpose only.

Marine Insight does not own the rights of the video.

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