The Marigalante, Puerto Vallarta's Pirate Ship, Sinks in Bay of Banderas
The Marigalante, a pirate ship that sailed across Banderas Bay for decades, has sunk due to flooding and mechanical failure, affecting Puerto Vallarta's tourism community.
The incident occurred on Friday, Oct. 10, when the wooden galleon-style vessel began taking on water. Authorities confirmed that no tourists were aboard, and all crew members were safely evacuated.
Despite efforts from emergency teams and the Mexican Navy, the vessel succumbed to the flooding. Initial reports indicate a critical failure in the bilge pumps, which remove water from the ship's hull.
No tourists were aboard, and all crew members were safely evacuated.
- The Marigalante sank in Bay of Banderas.
- The incident occurred on Friday, Oct. 10.
- No tourists were aboard, and all crew members were safely evacuated.
Author's summary: Pirate ship Marigalante sinks in Bay of Banderas.
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