Jotunheim

The "Stallovarre" ran aground off Levang in Sandnessjøen on Nov 29, 2019, at 4.55 p.m. enroute from Levang, where she had sailed at 4.40 p.m., to Nesna. There were eight passengers, four crew members and five cars on board. At 5.05 p.m., a damage control was carried out. All passengers were picked up by the ferry 'Himmeltind' at 6.40 p.m. and taken to shore. A diving boat of the JR Dykkerservice and the tug 'BOA Frigg' were deployed to the site. The ferry service was cancelled for the rest of the day. Drivers had to reroute on the E6 via Mo i Rana. The Boreal company was conducting conducting investigations. Norwegian report with photos: https://www.hblad.no/2019/nyheter/ferge-pa-grunn-ved-levang/

In the morning of March 18, 2019, residents of Hjelmeland could observe that the ferry "Sigrid" (IMO: 9030369) pulled the "Stallovarre" out of the ferry dock at Hjelmeland. The "Stallovarre" had encountered technical problems and had to be taken out of traffic on the route Hjelmeland - Nesvik - Skipavik. The ferry had served as a spare ferry in the Hjelmelandssband run and remained sidelined in Hjelmeland the rest of the day. Norwegian report with photo: https://www.aftenbladet.no/lokalt/i/ng3PmQ/Ferjetrobbel-i-Hjelmeland

The "Stallovarre" ran aground off Varaldsøy in the evening of Jan 10, 2015. The Coastguard vessel "Ålesund" was sent to assist to the grounding site in the Hardanger Fjord and reached the casualty around midnight. No one was injured in the grounding. It was just a crew of five aboard the ferry when it was stuck on an islet off Varaldsøy in powerful waves and stormy wind gusts when it approached the dock. The "Alesund" guarded all night, before the tug "BB Worker" (IMO: 9360051), arrived in the morning of Jan 11. After two hours pulling, the tug managed to refloat the ferry at 11:06 a.m. and started towing it to Varaldsøy. Norwegian report with photo: http://www.bt.no/nyheter/Ferge-pa-grunn-3278583.html