Year2010
Length104.9m
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About this vessel
This is a passenger and vehicle ferry built in 2010 in Greece and classed with the Hellenic Register of Shipping. The vessel is designed to carry up to 1000 passengers in summer and 700 in winter, with a 700m² saloon. It accommodates 185 cars across the main deck and lower deck, and includes 10 individual cabins for overnight passengers.
The vessel features full watertight subdivision across 2 compartments with a complete double bottom. Safety systems include 20 life rafts with 50-person capacity each (GL approved), sprinkler systems throughout all cabins, passenger areas, navigation bridge, and main deck garage, a drencher system on the lower garage, and CO2 fire fighting systems in both engine rooms. All bridge electronic equipment is fully IMO approved, and the vessel carries SOLAS-certified materials with A-60 external doors and full insulation throughout all areas.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2010
Dimensions
Length overall104.9m
Features
On board
Caterpillar C32 ACERT main engines
Doosan 4V222Ti main engines
Schottel rudder propellers
Doosan auxiliary engines with Stamford alternators
IMO-approved bridge electronic equipment
CO2 fire fighting system
Sprinkler and drencher fire suppression
20 life rafts with 50-person capacity
Full watertight subdivision
Double bottom hull
SOLAS-certified construction
A-60 rated external doors
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