The Seawise Giant was the largest ship to have ever been build. Its dimensions are 1,504ft (458.45m) in length and 226ft (68.8m) in width.
2. Batillus Class
The Batillus Class supertankers were in service from 1976 to 2003. They are approximately 1,359ft (414m) in length and 211ft (64m) in width. Bautillus Class was designed by the shipyard, Chantiers de l'Atlantique.
3. Esso Atlantic/Esso Pacific
Esso Atlantic and Esso Pacific were built in 1977 by Hitachi Zosen Corporation Ariake. They measure approximately 1,334ft (407m) in length and 163ft (49.7m) in width.
4. Mol Triumph Class
The Mol Triumph class was built by Samsung Heavy Industries in 2017. They measure 1,312ft (400m) in length and 197ft (60m) in width.
5. Pioneering Spirit
The Pioneering Spirit or Pieter Schelte has the dimensions of 1,253ft (381m) in length and 407ft (124m) in width. It was launched in 2013 by the Swiss conglomerate, Allseas Group.
6. Oasis Class
The Oasis Class is a group of 7 Royal Caribbean Internation (RCI) cruise ships. The first cruise ship was launched in 2009. The ship is approximately 1,187ft (362m) in length and 208ft (63.7m) in width.
7. Valemax
Valemax ships are ore carriers measuring 1,181ft (360m) in length and 207ft (63m) in width. It is owned and operated by Vale SA, a Brazilian mining company.
8. Quantum Class
RCI also operates the Quantum Class cruise ships. These ships are 1,141ft (348 m) in length and 136ft (41.4m) in width. It was designed by the architectural firm, Meyer Werft.
9. Queen Mary 2
The RMS Queen Mary 2 is 1,132ft (345m) in length and 131ft (40m) in width. It was designed by the naval architect Stephen Payne. Queen Mary 2 was launched in 2003 and has been owned by Cunard Line.
10. Berge Stahl
The MS Berge Stahl measured 1,123ft (342m) in length and 188ft (57.5m) in width. The ship was built by Hyundai Heavy Industries in 1986. The Berge Stahl was scrapped in July 2021.