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AEOLOS (ΑΙΟΛΟΣ) -Mitsoulis Cruises Built in 1987 (age 39). Registered in Corfu. Current line: Corfu-Vido The small sailing passenger ship AEOLOS was built in 1987 in Greece for the Greek company Mitsoulis Cruises, which is based in Corfu. She performed daily cruises on the Ionian Sea, along the Syvota-Antipaxoi-Paxoi-Corfu line. In 2001, following the arrival of the larger passenger ship IONIAN DOLPHIN, she was assigned to perform daily cruises on the Corfu-Vido line, thus serving the latter small popular islet. She also performs several cruises along the East coast of Corfu, and occasionally also serves Paxoi and Syvota. PHOTOS (2022): AEOLOS The AEOLOS seen docked in Corfu (9/2022). AEOLOS The AEOLOS seen docked in Corfu (9/2022).

SUPER JET (ΣΟΥΠΕΡ ΤΖΕΤ) -Sea Jets Built in 1995 (age 31 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Piraeus) The small high speed catamaran SUPER JET was built in Sweden in 1995, as the SEA JET 1 for the Greek company Strintzis Lines, hence becoming the company's first-ever high speed craft. She operated on the Cyclades, namely on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos line. In 1996 she was deployed on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Amorgos line, before returning to the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos line in 1998. In 1999 she served the Rafina-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line. Following the takeover of Strintzis Lines by Attica Group which resulted in the establishment of Blue Star Ferries in 2000, she and her sister ship, namely the SEA JET 2 (today the SUPER JET 2, also of Sea Jets), operated for the newly-formed Blue Star Jets division. For her first summer under her new operators, she was on the Rafina-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini-Amorgos line, while in 2001 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line. She was sold to Aegean Jet Maritime in 2002, being renamed JET ONE, and she was deployed on the Piraeus-Kythnos-Sifnos-Milos-Folegandros-Ios-Santorini-Amorgos-Heraklion line. In 2003 she moved to the Heraklion-Santorini-Ios-Naxos-Mykonos line. She grounded off in Santorini in that same year, almost sinking in the process, but she was quickly repaired in Piraeus. She was sold to the newly-established Greek company Sea Jets in 2004, being renamed SUPER JET, and she was deployed on the Rafina-Samos-Ikaria-Patmos-Leipsoi-Leros line on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese. In 2005 she was inserted on the Piraeus-Kythnos-Milos-Folegandros-Sikinos-Ios-Santorini-Amorgos-Koufonisi-Irakleia-Schoinousa line, while in 2006 her service was shortened to the Piraeus-Milos-Folegandros-Ios-Santorini line. The following year she operated on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini line, while in 2008 her service there was extended, as she was deployed on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini-Ios-Folegandros-Naxos-Mykonos line. In 2009, she was deployed on the Piraeus-Milos-Folegandros-Ios-Santorini-Amorgos-Koufonisi-Naxos-Mykonos line, where she remained until 2012. From 2013 to 2015 she served the Rafina-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line, where she was very successful. In 2016 she was introduced on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos-Kimolos-Folegandros-Sikinos-Ios-Santorini line. In 2019 she and the SEA JET 2 were both deployed together on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos-Folegandros-Ios-Santorini-Amorgos-Koufonisi-Naxos-Paros-Mykonos line. In 2020 she and the SEA JET 2 were both inserted on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos-Kimolos-Folegandros-Sikinos-Santorini-Amorgos-Koufonisi-Naxos-Paros-Mykonos line. In 2022 she and the SEA JET 2 began operating on an inter-Cyclades service on the Sifnos-Milos-Folegandros-Santorini-Amorgos-Koufonisi-Naxos-Paros-Mykonos line. She is currently the catamaran and the high speed craft (if hydrofoils are excluded) with the most experience in the Greek coastal service. PHOTOS (2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): SUPER JET The SUPER JET spending the night resting in Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET spending the night resting in Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET spending the night resting in Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen spending the night resting in Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen from the top of Santorini, on her way to Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen from the top of Santorini, on her way to Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen from the top of Santorini, on her way to Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET in Santorini, shortly before her departure to Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just docked in Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing from Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET maneuvering while departing from Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET maneuvering while departing from Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET maneuvering while departing from Ios (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET leaving Ios, on her way to Naxos (7/2015). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Ios (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Ios (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Ios (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET leaving Ios and heading towards Santorini (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET leaving Ios and heading towards Santorini (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET in Piraeus, loading several passengers (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET in Piraeus, loading several passengers (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET in Piraeus, loading several passengers (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus, preparing to depart the port (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus, preparing to depart the port (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus, preparing to depart the port (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus, preparing to depart for the Cyclades (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET about to depart the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET now ready to depart Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing the port of Piraeus and heading towards the port's exit (7/2017). SUPER JET Crossing the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET Crossing the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET Crossing the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET Crossing the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she is seen heading towards Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades immediately afterwards, as she heads from Piraeus to Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades immediately afterwards, as she heads from Piraeus to Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades immediately afterwards, as she heads from Piraeus to Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades immediately afterwards, as she is seen heading from Piraeus to Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET The speedy SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades while heading from Piraeus to Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET Being passed by the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET Being passed by the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET Being passed by the SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET Being passed by the fast SUPER JET on the Cyclades, as she heads towards Serifos (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having departed the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having departed the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having departed the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having departed Piraeus and heading towards the port's exit (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Piraeus and sailing with full speed towards Serifos (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Piraeus and sailing with full speed towards Serifos (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET having just exited the port of Piraeus and sailing with full speed towards Serifos (8/2017). SUPER JET The SUPER JET resting in Piraeus (6/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET resting in Piraeus (6/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (8/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (8/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus (8/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET prior to her departure from Piraeus (8/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET departing Piraeus (8/2018). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades, heading from Naxos to Koufonsi (7/2019). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen on the Cyclades, heading from Naxos to Koufonsi (7/2019). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen arriving in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen arriving in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen arriving in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET about to enter the port of Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET about to enter the port of Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen docking in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen docking in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen docking in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen docked in Naxos (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards Koufonisi (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards the port of Koufonisi (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards the port of Koufonisi (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET on her way towards the port of Koufonisi (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET on her way towards the port of Koufonisi (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET on her way towards the port of Koufonisi (9/2020). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus at dawn (7/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET docked in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen leaving Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen leaving Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen leaving Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET on her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET on her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET on her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the late evening (9/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the late evening (9/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the late evening (9/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET docked in the port of Piraeus during the late evening (9/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET docked in the port of Piraeus during the late evening (9/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET resting in Piraeus (10/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET resting in Piraeus (10/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET resting in Piraeus (10/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen as she proceeds towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen as she proceeds towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus, having started her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus, having started her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen in Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen departing the port of Piraeus (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen leaving Piraeus (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen leaving Piraeus (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen leaving Piraeus (4/2024). SUPER JET The SUPER JET seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2024).

KASSANDRA DELFINOUS (ΚΑΣΣΑΝΔΡΑ ΝΤΕΛΦΙΝΟΥΣ) -Kassandra Cruises Built in 1992 (age 34). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Perama) The small passenger ship KASSANDRA DELFINOUS was built in 1992 in Greece, as the APHRODITI EXPRESS for Sea Cruises Exclusive, a Greek tour company which was based on the Cyclades. She was introduced on the Mykonos-Delos-Paros-Naxos-Irakleia-Koufonisi-Santorini line. She was sold to Kassandra Cruises in 2002 and she was entirely renovated, while being renamed KASSANDRA DELFINOUS. She was subsequently deployed on the Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line on the Sporades. In 2011 she made a few one-day cruises on the Piraeus-Poros-Hydra-Aegina line on the Saronic Gulf, before returning to the Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line in 2012. She was sold to the newly-established Greek company Olympic Cruises in 2013, and she again performed one-day cruises on the Saronic Gulf, operating on the Floisbos-Hydra-Poros-Aegina line. She competed with the small cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises, and also with the legendary AEGEAN GLORY of Pleasure Cruises, which joined Olympic Cruises (who renamed themselves Evermore Cruises) in 2016, as the COSMOS. The latter ship replaced the KASSANDRA DELFINOUS, which was sold in 2017 to Corfu Cruises. She began to operate daily cruises on the Ionian Sea, on the Syvota-Corfu-Paxoi-Antipaxoi line. The following year, she was sold to a re-established Kassandra Cruises, and she returned to the Sporades, being again deployed on the Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line. She was laid-up in Floisbos in 2020, and remained there until late 2023. Since then she has been undergoing a refit in Perama. PHOTOS (2013, 2015, 2016, 2024): KASSANDRA DELFINOUS The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS in the port of Aegina, during her first year with Olympic Cruises (7/2013). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS in Aegina (7/2015). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS in Aegina, shortly before leaving for Floisbos (7/2015). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS in Aegina, shortly before leaving for Floisbos (7/2015). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS Crossing the KASSANDRA DELFINOUS on the Saronic Gulf as she leaves Aegina for Floisbos. Her Olympic Cruises insignia were erased, as her company was renamed Evermore Cruises (7/2016). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS Crossing the KASSANDRA DELFINOUS on the Saronic Gulf as she leaves Aegina for Floisbos. Her Olympic Cruises insignia were erased, as her company was renamed Evermore Cruises (7/2016). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS seen in the Kapogiannatos Shipyard in Perama, where she was sent in order to undergo her refit, with the aim of a potential return to service after five years of lay-up (8/2024). KASSANDRA DELFINOUS The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS seen in the Kapogiannatos Shipyard in Perama, where she was sent in order to undergo her refit, with the aim of a potential return to service after five years of lay-up (8/2024).

The Greek Coastal Service website remembers... EXPRESS SAMINA (ΕΞΠΡΕΣ ΣΑΜΙΝΑ) 26 September 2000 On the evening of 26 September 2000, the passenger ferry EXPRESS SAMINA of Hellas Ferries made her last-ever journey, along with 472 passengers and 61 crew members. The ship, built in 1966 and present in Greece from 1982 to this day, left Piraeus on a stormy night, for the islands of Paros, Naxos, Patmos, Leipsoi, Ikaria and Samos. But she never reached the first stop. The ship hit two reefs at night, 2 nautical miles away from Paros, and sunk in less than an hour. 82 lives were tragically taken that night, along with the hearts of many. It remains today as one of the darkest days in the history of Greek Shipping. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and friends. No one will ever forget you. -Alexandros Vrailas Picture taken from www.nautilia.gr The Portes reefs, where the EXPRESS SAMINA collided on that tragic night. Picture taken in July 2018

KING SARON (ΚΙΝΓΚ ΣΑΡΟΝ) -Sea Dreams Built in 1989 (age 37 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Rhodes) The high speed catamaran KING SARON was built in 1989 in Australia. She was delivered as the AEGEAN EXPRESS to the Greek company Karakostas Shipping, and she operated on the Heraklion-Santorini line. In 1999 she was sold to the Greek company Sea Dreams (which is based in Rhodes) and she was renamed KING SARON. She was deployed on the Rhodes-Marmaris line, hence connecting the largest island of the Dodecanese with Turkey. She was laid-up in 2009 in Rhodes following the start of the Greek financial crisis, but she was reactivated in 2011, returning to the Rhodes-Marmaris line. In 2020 she moved to the Rhodes-Symi line. PHOTOS (2022): KING SARON The KING SARON seen in the port of Symi (8/2022). KING SARON The KING SARON seen in the port of Symi (8/2022). KING SARON The KING SARON seen in the port of Symi (8/2022). KING SARON The KING SARON seen resting in Symi (8/2022). KING SARON The KING SARON seen resting in Symi (8/2022). KING SARON The KING SARON seen resting in Symi (8/2022). KING SARON The KING SARON docked in Symi (8/2022).

OLYMPIOS ZEUS (ΟΛΥΜΠΙΟΣ ΖΕΥΣ) -ANEM Ferries Built in 1999 (age 27). Registered in Kos. Current line: Western Kos-Kalymnos The landing craft OLYMPIOS ZEUS was built in 1999 in Greece, as the MARGARITA II for the Greek company Margarita NE. She began service on the Perama-Salamina line, where she remained until 2006. Later in that same year she was sold to ANEM Ferries, which is based in Mastichari in Western Kos. She was renamed OLYMPIOS ZEUS and she began service on the Western Kos-Kalymnos line on the Dodecanese in 2007, whereupon she links Kalymnos with the port of Mastichari in Kos. PHOTOS (2022): OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS seen in Kalymnos at night (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS seen docked in the port of Kalymnos (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS seen entering the port of Kalymnos (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS seen entering the port of Kalymnos (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS having just entered the port of Kalymnos (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS having just entered the port of Kalymnos (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS seen docked in the port of Kalymnos (8/2022). OLYMPIOS ZEUS The OLYMPIOS ZEUS seen docked in the port of Kalymnos (8/2022).

PORT OF PIRAEUS (ΠΕΙΡΑΙΑΣ) City located on the Saronic Gulf, on the Aegean Sea , in the region of Attica. PHOTOS (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): PIRAEUS 2013: Some Piraeus summer traffic: (From left to right) The cruise ship GRAND CELEBRATION of Iberocruceros (now sailing for Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line) leaves towed by tug LEON of Panagiotakis Shipping, along with the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways. The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries has just arrived from Santorini. On the background is the laid-up JET FERRY 1 of GA Ferries. PIRAEUS 2013: Four Cretan ships lined up together: (From left to right) The ELYROS, the OLYMPIC CHAMPION, and the PREVELIS (all owned by ANEK Lines) and the VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2015: The majority of the Saronic Gulf ferries: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the IONIS of Ionis Ferries. PIRAEUS 2015: Two completely different ships together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries during her first season on the Piraeus-Chania line, and the laid-up PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines awaiting her future. PIRAEUS 2015: Two very modern ferries meeting each other in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries arrives in Piraeus from the Cyclades, while the FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is resting after arriving from Heraklion. PIRAEUS 2015: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2015: Two completely different ships together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries during her first season on the Piraeus-Chania line, and the laid-up PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines awaiting her future. PIRAEUS 2015: The point of departure of the Saronic Gulf hydrofoils: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII of Hellenic Seaways, and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2015: Some traffic in Piraeus during the afternoon: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII of Hellenic Seaways is ready to leave the port for Aegina, the MASTER JET of Sea Jets is just ready to dock, while the little GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels departs for Salamina. Next to her, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is resting. PIRAEUS 2015: Some traffic in Piraeus during the afternoon: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII of Hellenic Seaways is ready to leave the port for Aegina, the MASTER JET of Sea Jets is just ready to dock. PIRAEUS 2015: Some traffic in Piraeus during the afternoon: (From left to right) The MASTER JET of Sea Jets is just ready to dock, while the little GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels departs for Salamina. Next to her, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is resting. PIRAEUS 2015: A group of Saronic Gulf ships together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-sided ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 1 of Hellenic Seaways, and the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, which has just arrived from Salamina. PIRAEUS 2015: Different ships resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways in the front, having just arrived in Piraeus, while the tow ships of Blue Star Ferries, the BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY, await their departures to Heraklion and Chania respectively. PIRAEUS 2015: A line-up of ships from the E3, E4 and E5 gates: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries operating in Crete, the laid-up PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines, the VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines operating on the Kythira lifeline, and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines operating on the Kasos-Karpathos lifeline. PIRAEUS 2015: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2015: A line-up of ships from the E3, E4 and E5 gates: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries operating in Crete, the laid-up PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines, the VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines operating on the Kythira lifeline, and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines operating on the Kasos-Karpathos lifeline. PIRAEUS 2015: The bows of the two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2015: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2015: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2015: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2015: Ships together in the E3 gate: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines, and the laid-up PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2015: Two Cretan ships cooperating together, along with a laid-up veteran ferry: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the KRITI I of ANEK Lines, and the PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2015: Hellenic Seaways' Saronic Gulf catamarans : (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 1 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2015: A bit of traffic in Piraeus as some ships come and go: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines resting in the E2 gate, the SPEEDRUNNER IV of Aegean Speed Lines leaving the port for her afternoon schedule to the Western Cyclades, and the HIGHSPEED 6 of Hellenic Seaways having just arrived from Ios. Behind the KNOSSOS PALACE is the KRITI II of ANEK Lines, and behind the SPEEDRUNNER IV is the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2015: A group of small ships next to the E8 gate: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ALEXANDROS of my WAYS, the tiny BOB SFOUGKARAKIS of Kavouris Shipping company docking in Piraeus, and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2015: Two ships with a huge difference in terms of age and size: (From left to right) The veteran IONIS of Ionis Ferries arriving in Piraeus, and the modern FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines resting in the E2 gate. PIRAEUS 2015: Two high speed craft together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, having just docked in Piraeus, and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins arriving in order to dock in the E8 gate. Coincidentally, the same two ships were involved in a collision in the exact same spot a week after this picture was taken. PIRAEUS 2015: Two historic ships together in Piraeus, although only one continues to operate: (From left to right) The PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines, now laid-up, and the VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines, operating on the Kythira lifeline. PIRAEUS 2015: Two former Adriatic Sea ships together in Piraeus, in the E1 gate: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines, which was preparing for departure to a charter in Russia that eventually did not take place, and the SUPERFAST XII, the flagship of Superfast Ferries, which was having her first season in the Dodecanese. PIRAEUS 2015: The Cretan ships lined-up in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries, the laid-up PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines, the VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2015: The two 'lifeline ships' operating out of Piraeus: (From left to right) The VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines, and her occasional cooperator, the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2016: Two different ships operating on the Saronic Gulf, together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines prepares to leave for Aegina, while the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is ready to dock next to the E8 gate after arriving from Poros. PIRAEUS 2016: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYINGCAT 6, both carrying the new Cosmote livery. PIRAEUS 2016: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYINGCAT 6, both carrying the new Cosmote livery. PIRAEUS 2016: Three different ships operating on the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII of Hellenic Seaways prepares to depart, while the GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels prepares to maneuver after arriving from Salamina and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways rests. PIRAEUS 2016: Another pair of Saronic Gulf ships found in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferry IONIS of Leve Ferries which just came back from Aegina along with the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII of Hellenic Seaways which departs for Aegina. PIRAEUS 2016: Two Japanese-built Cretan ferries in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, operating on the Piraeus-Heraklion line, along with the KYDON of ANEK Lines, operating on the Piraeus-Chania line. PIRAEUS 2016: The two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small 'beginner' BLUE STAR PAROS (as it is her first season in the region) along with the bigger and more experienced BLUE STAR 2 (as it is her thirteenth season in the same region). PIRAEUS 2016: The two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small 'beginner' BLUE STAR PAROS (as it is her first season in the region) along with the bigger and more experienced BLUE STAR 2 (as it is her thirteenth season in the same region). PIRAEUS 2016: The two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small 'beginner' BLUE STAR PAROS (as it is her first season in the region) along with the bigger and more experienced BLUE STAR 2 (as it is her thirteenth season in the same region). PIRAEUS 2016: The two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small 'beginner' BLUE STAR PAROS (as it is her first season in the region) along with the bigger and more experienced BLUE STAR 2 (as it is her thirteenth season in the same region). PIRAEUS 2016: The two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small 'beginner' BLUE STAR PAROS (as it is her first season in the region) along with the bigger and more experienced BLUE STAR 2 (as it is her thirteenth season in the same region). PIRAEUS 2016: The bows of the two Cretan ships, which operate for the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture, in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the KYDON of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2016: Some traffic next to the E8 and E9 gates in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANDREAS KALVOS of Zante Ferries is resting, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways leaves the port just as the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries prepares to maneuver next to the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, which is ready to depart for Aegina. PIRAEUS 2016: Two beloved ships of the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The IONIS of Leve Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2016: Two historic ships together in Piraeus, although only one continues to operate: (From left to right) The PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines, now partly-submerged, and the VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines, operating on the Kythira lifeline. PIRAEUS 2016: A line-up of the ships located next to E3, E4 and E5 gates in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries (both operating in Crete), the partly submerged PANAGIA TINOU of Ventouris Sea Lines and the Kythira liefline ship VITSENTZOS KORNAROS of LANE Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2016: Blue Star Ferries' Cretan duo found in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON, along with the KYDON's sister ship, the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2016: Blue Star Ferries' Cretan duo found in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON, along with the KYDON's sister ship, the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2017: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2017: Two cruiseferries have just returned to Piraeus in the morning following night service: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines has just returned from Heraklion, while the SUPERFAST XII has returned from the Cyclades and the Dodecanese. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS, which returned to the area after a three-year-long absence, and the ACHAEOS, which was operating on the line for the fourth consecutive season. PIRAEUS 2017: Two Hellenic Seaways hydrofoils operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2017: Two classic ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ferries competing on the Piraeus-Heraklion line seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines has returned from Heraklion and prepares to maneuver, while the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is already resting in the port. PIRAEUS 2017: Two Hellenic Seaways hydrofoils operating in the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2017: Three classic ferries operating in the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ferries competing on the Piraeus-Heraklion line seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines haS returned from Heraklion and prepares to dock, while the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is already resting in the port. PIRAEUS 2017: The two ANEK Lines ferries that operate in Crete for that year's summer seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The veteran KRITI II operating on the Piraeus-Heraklion line along with the similarly-experienced EL. VENIZELOS operating on the Piraeus-Chania line. PIRAEUS 2017: The two ANEK Lines ferries that operate in Crete for that year's summer seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The veteran KRITI II operating on the Piraeus-Heraklion line along with the similarly-experienced EL. VENIZELOS operating on the Piraeus-Chania line. PIRAEUS 2017: An intersting trio in Piraeus, as two very tiny and very similar ships are seen with a completely different gigantic ferry, yet all three are owned by the same company, Hellenic Seaways: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII has just returned to Piraeus, while the large ferry NISSOS RODOS is resting and the fellow hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII is heading towards the opposite direction. PIRAEUS 2017: The three ANEK Lines ferries operating on the Aegean Sea, with all of them stopping by at least at one Cretan port, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II, the EL. VENIZELOS and the PREVELIS. PIRAEUS 2017: The two ANEK Lines ferries that operate in Crete for that year's summer seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The veteran KRITI II operating on the Piraeus-Heraklion line along with the similarly-experienced EL. VENIZELOS operating on the Piraeus-Chania line. PIRAEUS 2017: The once-again reunited ships of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf, having operated together for Poseidon Consortium Shipping, Saronikos Ferries (under Minoan Flying Dolphins and Hellas Flying Dolphins) and Hellenic Seaways over the past two decades, together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2017: The two FLYINGCATs of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf for that year, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2017: The two FLYINGCATs of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf for that year, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2017: The three ANEK Lines ferries operating on the Aegean Sea, with all of them stopping by at least at one Cretan port, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II, the EL. VENIZELOS and the PREVELIS. PIRAEUS 2017: Two beloved ships of the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2017: Two different kinds of high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The catamaran SUPER JET of Sea Jets loads passengers in order to leave for the Cyclades, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just returned from Aegina and Agistri. PIRAEUS 2017: Two different kinds of high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The catamaran SUPER JET of Sea Jets loads passengers in order to leave for the Cyclades, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just returned from Aegina and Agistri. PIRAEUS 2017: Two different ships serving the island of Aegina resting together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the small passenger boat AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines. PIRAEUS 2017: Two different ships serving the island of Aegina resting together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the small passenger boat AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ships have just returned to Piraeus from their respective islands: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines has returned from Serifos, while the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries has just come back from Aegina. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ships have just returned to Piraeus from their respective islands: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines has returned from Serifos, while the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries has just come back from Aegina. PIRAEUS 2017: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is maneuvering in order to dock, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines are already resting. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf, both named after the patron saints of Aegina: (From left to right): The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is maneuvering in order to dock, while the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines is resting. These two ships became fleetmates in 2019, when the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS joined ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2017: Two different types of ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The catamaran SUPER JET of Sea Jets is resting in Piraeus, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries departs Piraeus for Aegina. PIRAEUS 2017: Four different ships seen together at the E8 gate in Piraeus, with all of them operating in the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferres, the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2017: A bit of traffic near the entrance/exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries heads towards the exit in order to reach the Cyclades Islands, the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping heads towards her docking spot, while the BLUE STAR 2, also owned by Blue Star Ferries, rests and watches the scene. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ships crossing each other while being inside the port of Piraeus: (From left tot right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express leaves Piraeus and heads towards Salamina, while the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways has just returned from the Saronic Gulf. PIRAEUS 2017: The two FLYINGCATs of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf for that year, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2017: Two small ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways PIRAEUS 2017: Four small ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX, the FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways PIRAEUS 2017: Three different passenger ships operating on the Saronc Gulf resting together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines, the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2017: Two fast ships preparing to exit the port of Piraeus and to go to their respective destinations: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express heads towards Salamina, while the SUPER JET of Sea Jets heads towards the Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2017: Two fast ships preparing to exit the port of Piraeus and to go to their respective destinations: (From left to right) The SALAMIS EXPRESS I of Salamis Express heads towards Salamina, while the SUPER JET of Sea Jets heads towards the Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2017: The two ANEK Lines ferries that operate in Crete for that year's summer seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II along with the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2017: The bows of the two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ships belonging to 2way Ferries resting in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2017: The three hydrofoils that are owned by Hellenic Seaways and which operate on the Saronic Gulf, all resting in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII, the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2017: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYINGCAT 5, which prepares to dock. PIRAEUS 2017: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2017: Two of the best ferries in the Greek coastal service, both operating on the Northeast Aegean Sea as fierce competitors, mainly to Chios and Mytilene, seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways PIRAEUS 2017: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2017: Two hydrofoils competing on the Saronic Gulf resting together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2017: Three Saronic Gulf veterans seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries rests, the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines maneuvers in order to dock, while the GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels prepares to depart for Salamina. PIRAEUS 2017: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf, both named after the patron saints of Aegina, resting together in Piraeus: (From left to right): The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines. PIRAEUS 2017: Two of the largest ships in the Greek coastal service, having previously operated on the Adriatic Sea before transferring to the Aegean Sea, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines rests, while the NISSOS SAMOS prepares to depart the port for the Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2017: The two FLYINGCATs of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf for that year, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 3 which is about to dock. PIRAEUS 2017: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways PIRAEUS 2018: Two sister ships, both sailing for different owners and operating as high speed craft on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf veterans, operating for the Saronic Ferries joint venture, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two 2way Ferries fleetmates and frequent collaborators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2018: Two different kinds of high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships serving Crete, operating under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture and former ANEK Lines fleetmates, together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two cruiseferries that operated on both the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries departs for Aegina, while the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries is resting. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ferries collaborating together under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture in Crete in Piraeus, having previously been competitors in the Adriatic Sea and on the Piraeus-Chania line: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships owned by Sea Jets seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the PAROS JET. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ferries collaborating together under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture in Crete in Piraeus, having previously been competitors in the Adriatic Sea and on the Piraeus-Chania line: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships serving Crete, operating under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture and former ANEK Lines fleetmates, together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships owned by Sea Jets seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEA JET 2 and the PAROS JET. PIRAEUS 2018: Two cruiseferries serving Crete, and former ANEK Lines fleetmates, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships serving Crete, operating under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture and former ANEK Lines fleetmates, together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways, both sister ships and both operating on the Saronic Gulf since 1984, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2018: Three different ships, once all being owned by Hellenic Seaways, seen in Piraeus (From left to right): The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries return from Aegina, while the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways is resting. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2018: Four Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII, the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2018: All three hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII, the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf ships having just arrived in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels and the maneuvering ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Hellenic Seaways hydrofoils together in Piraeus: From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2018: Four Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII, the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX, the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf veterans, operating for the Saronic Ferries joint venture, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf veterans, operating for the Saronic Ferries joint venture, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships serving Crete, operating under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture and former ANEK Lines fleetmates, together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries serving the Northeast Aegean Sea together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is resting, while the AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines departs the port. PIRAEUS 2018: Two cruiseferries that operated on both the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two cruiseferries that operated on both the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships of different sizes having left Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines heads towards Northern Aegina, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways begins to head towards Psara. PIRAEUS 2018: Two 1987-built and Japanese ferries together in Piraeus (From left to right): The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries has just entered the port, while the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways rests. PIRAEUS 2018: Two high speed craft seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2018: Three ships seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ADAMANTIOS KORAIS rests in Piraeus, while the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways departs. PIRAEUS 2018: Blue Star Ferries' Cretan duo found in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON, along with the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf ships seen leaving and entering the port of Piraeus respectively: (From left to right) The AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two high speed craft of different sizes having just entered the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2018: Two competing Cretan cruiseferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries, which is seen maneuvering. PIRAEUS 2018: Several Saronic Gulf ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, along with the GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2018: Several ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the departing ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the departing GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2018: Two different ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships seen exiting the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Several ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the departing ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed craft HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways which had just returned to the port, and the resting KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two different high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2018: Two different high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2018: Two different kinds of high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2018: Two ships owned by 2way Ferries and operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The docked APOLLON HELLAS and the arriving ACHAEOS. PIRAEUS 2018: Three ships seen together in Piraeus, with the first two departing the port: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2018: Two competing Cretan cruiseferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the departing EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two of the largest cruiseferries of the Greek coastal service, and former Adriatic Sea competitors, seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the departing EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2018: Two small passenger boats connecting Piraeus with Aegina and Salamina respectively: (From left to right) The AGIA MARINA AEGINIS of Evoïkos Lines and the PETROULA of Petroula Speedline. PIRAEUS 2018: Three cruiseferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries, the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the departing BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2018: Two Saronic Gulf veterans, operating for the Saronic Ferries joint venture, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing IONIS of Triton Ferries and the bow of the resting NISSOS MYKONOS of Hellenic Seaways. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: A group of six different ships serving different destinations seen together between the E4 gate and the E7 gate: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines, the departing IONIS of Triton Ferries, the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines, the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the NISSOS MYKONOS of Hellenic Seaways. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: Three different ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways, the departing PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: Two different ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: The bows of two 2way Ferries ships in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS. PIRAEUS 2019: Two former fleetmates seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways is preparing to maneuver in Piraeus, while the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries departs the port. PIRAEUS 2019: Three former Hellenic Seaways fleetmates seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving the port, while the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is seen returning, all while the NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways is seen docked. PIRAEUS 2019: Two of the most modern cruiseferries of the Greek coastal service seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways and the FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is resting, while the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins prepares to dock. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is resting, while the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins prepares to dock. PIRAEUS 2019: Two former Adriatic Sea rivals now cooperating together in Crete: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines seen resting in Piraeus. PIRAEUS 2019: Two former Adriatic Sea rivals now cooperating together in Crete: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines seen resting in Piraeus. PIRAEUS 2019: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus, heading towards opposite directions: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins leaves the port in order to head towards the Saronic Gulf, while the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets has returned from the Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2019: The two best ships of Sea Jets seen resting together in Piraeus, after having returned from their services to the Cyclades: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ships of completely different sizes seen in Piraeus. Both of them serve Cretan ports: (From left to right) The gigantic EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines seen alongside the much smaller IONIS of Triton Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: The two best ships of Sea Jets seen resting together in Piraeus, after having returned from their services to the Cyclades: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX is docking right behind the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2019: The two Zante Ferries ships seen in Piraeus at dawn, before their morning departures to the Western Cyclades: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS and the ADAMANTIOS KORAIS. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen resting together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2019: Two of the most acclaimed ships on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus at dawn, shortly before their morning departures: (From left to right) The conventional ferry ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries and the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2019: Three ships serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus together, shortly before their morning departures: (From left to right) The Zante Ferries fleetmates DIONISIOS SOLOMOS and ADAMANTIOS KORAIS and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2019: Two conventional ferries seen in Piraeus in the morning: (From left to right) The departing BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries and the resting AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Cyclades ships seen leaving Piraeus in the morning: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SEA JET 2 of Sea Jets follows the ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: The two best ships of Sea Jets seen leaving Piraeus together, beginning their successful services to the Cyclades: (From left to right) The TERA JET is seen following the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2019: The two best ships of Sea Jets seen leaving Piraeus together, beginning their successful services to the Cyclades: (From left to right) The TERA JET is seen following the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2019: Three ships seen together in Piraeus, all of them owned by Sea Jets: (From left to right) The high speed ferries TERA JET and WORLDCHAMPION JET begin to exit the port in order to start their usual services on the Cyclades, while their elder fleetmate, the AQUA BLUE, is undergoing the final stages of her refit before she began service in Rafina. PIRAEUS 2019: Two popular Cyclades ships having just exited the port of Piraeus in order to head towards their respective destinations: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways is followed by the ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ferries seen at the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The MYKONOS PALACE of Minoan Lines approaches the entrance of the port, while the DIONISIOS SOLOMOS has just exited it. PIRAEUS 2019: Two of the best cruiseferries in Greece seen at the exit of the port of Piraeus, with both of them being coincidentally named after the island of Mykonos: (From left to right) The MYKONOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is seen entering the port, while the NISSOS MYKONOS of Hellenic Seaways prepares to exit it. PIRAEUS 2019: Two of the best cruiseferries in Greece seen at the exit of the port of Piraeus, with both of them being coincidentally named after the island of Mykonos: (From left to right) The MYKONOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is seen entering the port, while the NISSOS MYKONOS of Hellenic Seaways prepares to exit it. PIRAEUS 2019: Two cruiseferries from different generations seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The MYKONOS PALACE of Minoan Lines has returned to the port, while the AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries is resting. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and long-time Saronic Gulf collaborators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2019: The two ANEK Lines ferries operating directly from Piraeus to Crete seen in the Athens port: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2019: The two ANEK Lines ferries operating directly from Piraeus to Crete seen in the Athens port: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2019: Two large ferries seen resting together in Piraeus, both having the colour blue in their name: (From left to right) The AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft formerly acclaimed on the Cyclades now operating together on the Saronic Gulf for the first time: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ships having returned to Piraeus after having served the Cyclades in the morning: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SIFNOS JET of Sea Jets (the company's most recent introduction) and the cruiseferry BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: The two cruiseferries of Blue Star Ferries serving Crete seen in Piraeus in the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and long-time Saronic Gulf collaborators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the POSIDON HELLAS. The landing craft MENEKRATIS of Saronic Ferries can be seen between them. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf high speed craft seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways heads towards the entrance of the port, while the SEBECO II of Alko Ferries has already entered and begins to head towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf high speed craft seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEBECO II of Alko Ferries has already entered and begins to head towards her docking spot, while the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways approaches the port's entrance. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf high speed craft seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEBECO II of Alko Ferries has already entered and begins to head towards her docking spot, while the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways approaches the port's entrance. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen entering the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX has already entered, while the FLYINGCAT 6 is seen right behind her. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf hydrofoils, owned by rival operators, seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2019: Two Saronic Gulf high speed craft seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEBECO II of Alko Ferries begins to head towards her docking spot, while the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways prepares for her departure. PIRAEUS 2019: Various Saronic Gulf ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINA of ANES Ferries, the high speed boat SEBECO II of Alko Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2019: Two cruiseferries operating on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: Two cruiseferries operating on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS CHIOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2019: Two high speed craft seen resting in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2019: Three ships seen together midway through the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries have both returned from Aegina, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is resting. PIRAEUS 2019: Two former Adriatic Sea rivals now operating together from Piraeus to Crete both resting in the former port: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2019: Two former Adriatic Sea rivals now operating together from Piraeus to Crete both resting in the former port: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries has returned to the port, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is resting. PIRAEUS 2019: The two cruiseferries of Blue Star Ferries serving Crete seen in Piraeus in the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and long-time Saronic Gulf collaborators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2019: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and long-time Saronic Gulf collaborators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2019: Several ships seen docked in the port of Piraeus during the fall: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries, the SANTORINI PALACE and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the bow of the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: Three well-known ships seen docked in the port of Piraeus during the fall: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries, the SANTORINI PALACE and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2019: Several ships seen docked in the port of Piraeus during the fall: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines, the bow of the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the incoming ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. Picture taken by my mother, to whom I am extremely grateful. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries built in Greece, with both of their constructions lasting several years, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries is resting, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries prepares to undergo her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Attica Group collaborators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries has just returned to the port, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is already docked. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen together in Piraeus, with both of them carrying their company's new livery: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2020: Two different kinds of ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built high speed ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built high speed ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Two small high speed craft belonging to rival companies operating on the Cyclades seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The trimaran SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries and the catamaran SEA JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries seen near the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries seen near the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries seen near the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries seen near the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Three high speed craft operating on the Cyclades seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Three Incat-built high speed ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jes, the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built high speed ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Three well-known ships that have been operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built high speed ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets and the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2020: Three ships seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries (at the back) and the FLYINGCAT 5, also of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Some traffic in Piraeus, with several small ships leaving the port: (From left to right) The small high speed craft SEBECO of ANES Ferries, the small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways are all leaving, while the large ferry NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked. On the left is also the cruise ship CELESTYAL OLYMPIA of Celestyal Cruises. PIRAEUS 2020: Two well-known ships of the Saronic Gulf, both operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture, seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is resting, while the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is resting, while the DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is resting, while the BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2020: Some traffic at the entrance/exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just entered the port, while the ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries exit in order to head towards the Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Saronic Gulf ships meeting at the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving, while the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2020: Two high speed craft (both having their owners named after the Aegean Sea) seen in the port of Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines is leaving the port, whereas the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just returned. PIRAEUS 2020: Three different ferries seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines are departing the port. In the middle is the cruise ship CELESTYAL OLYMPIA of Celestyal Cruises. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships seen near the entrance/exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels has entered the port, while the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines is exiting. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen resting in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen resting in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2020: The two ships of ANEK Lines operating directly to Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways 'Flyingcats' serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Three Hellenic Seaways highs peed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX is departing the port, while the FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4 are both resting. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two rival ferries serving the port of Heraklion seen together in Pireaus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the KRITI II of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways 'Flyingcats' serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Two different ships both serving islands on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the small passenger boat POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways 'Flyingcats' serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2020: 2020: Three different ships both serving islands on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the small passenger boat POSEIDON of Poseidon Waterways. PIRAEUS 2020: Three ships of the Greek coastal service docked together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, the high speed ferry SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built high speed ferries owned by rival companies seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Four ships of the Greek coastal service docked together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, the high speed ferry SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Three different ships seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries and the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Three well-known ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines is leaving the port, while the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries is seen resting in the background. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships with completely different sizes seen right next to the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The gigantic ELYROS of ANEK Lines has just exited the port and is heading towards Chania, while the tiny SEBECO of ANES Ferries is about to enter. PIRAEUS 2020: Two different ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while her former Hellenic Seaways fleetmate NISSOS RODOS is docked. PIRAEUS 2020: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 is preparing to depart the port, while the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2020: Four different ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 6 and the HIGHSPEED 4, all owned by Hellenic Seaways, and the ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, which was also owned by Hellenic Seaways from 2005 to 2016. PIRAEUS 2020: Three different Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 6 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Three different high speed craft operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: The two ships of ANEK Lines operating directly to Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2020: Two of the most acclaimed ferries of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2020: Two of the most acclaimed ferries of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2020: Three different ships seen in Piraeus, with all of them usually serving at least two islands of the Cyclades: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries, the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries and the NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Some traffic seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries is docked, while the small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels has just entered the port after arriving from Salamina and is about to pass by the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships seen resting together in Piraeus, next to the building of the Ministry of Shipping and Insular Policy: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries and the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built competing high speed ferries docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Three ships serving the Saronic Gulf docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, alongside two of her former fleetmates, the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Three Hellenic Seaways high speed craft docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 5 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Three competing high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 which has just docked, alongside the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 which has just docked, alongside the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Two large Japanese-built ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Three competing high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS and the BLUE STAR DELOS. PIRAEUS 2020: The two Japanese-built ferries, former ANEK Lines fleetmates, former Adriatic Sea veterans and current Cretan operators seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus at dawn, just before their departure for the Cyclades: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SEA JET 2. PIRAEUS 2020: All four ships that were part of the Saronic Ferries joint venture that year seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS, the APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS, all owned by 2way Ferries, and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS Three ships seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From back to front) The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries, the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways hydrofoils seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2020: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Three hydrofoils operating on the Saronic Gulf docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways, and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways hydrofoils seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX. PIRAEUS 2020: The two Japanese-built ferries, former ANEK Lines fleetmates, former Adriatic Sea veterans and current Cretan operators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: The two Japanese-built ferries, former ANEK Lines fleetmates, former Adriatic Sea veterans and current Cretan operators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Three Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX, the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: The two Japanese-built ferries, former ANEK Lines fleetmates, former Adriatic Sea veterans and current Cretan operators seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Incat-built competing high speed ferries docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: Three competing high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries with more than 20 years of experience in the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries and the EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries with more than 20 years of experience in the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries and the EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Some ships seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries, the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. In the middle, on can see the floating museum HELLAS LIBERTY. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries and the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries with more than 20 years of experience in the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus during the afternoon: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries and the EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two of the best high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2020: Three competing high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two veterans of the Greek coastal service, and former fleetmates under ANEK Lines, docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two veterans of the Greek coastal service, and former fleetmates under ANEK Lines, docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2020: Four ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Five ships seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft resting in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft resting in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2020: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft resting in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2020: All five ferries serving the Saronic Gulf that year seen together in the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2020: All five ferries serving the Saronic Gulf that year seen together in the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Three Incat-built high speed ferries docked in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets, the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2020: A handful of Greek high speed craft all seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the SEA JET 2 of Sea Jets, the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets, the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From back to front) The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Two large ferries, both built in Japan in 1987, and both formerly on the Adriatic Sea, seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. Between them is the floating museum HELLAS LIBERTY. PIRAEUS 2020: Two of the best ships of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, and her former fleetmate, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: Two reliable ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two reliable ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two acclaimed ferries of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the SUPERFERRY II of Golden Star Ferries, which also used to be owned by Blue Star Ferries from 2000 to 2011. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships of the Greek coastal service seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries and the DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels is maneuvering, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is docked. PIRAEUS 2020: Three ships spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) he small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels is maneuvering, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries are docked. PIRAEUS 2020: Three high speed craft operating on the Cyclades spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Four ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways and the small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2020: Dozens of ships docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways, the GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries, the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the SUPERSPEED of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Two of the best ships that the Greek coastal service has ever seen: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2020: Four ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. With the exception of the PHIVOS, all the ships used to be fleetmates back when they were owned by Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2020: The two acclaimed sister ships of Blue Star Ferries, both built in 2000 and currently serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese: The BLUE STAR 1 and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries and the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ships spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Attica Group ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two different kinds of ferries built in 1999 seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is departing the port, while the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: The two ships of ANEK Lines operating directly to Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Saronic Gulf veteran ferries seen together in Piraeus, with both of them operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets serving the Cyclades seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets serving the Cyclades seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2021: Several ships seen together in the E7 gate and the E8 gate of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries, the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries and one cruiseferry spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets has just returned to the port, while the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries are docked. PIRAEUS 2021: Two sister ships built in the well-known Austal Shipyard in Australia as the world's fastest high speed ferries in 1998-2000, now reunited in Greece and seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries awaits to begin her career in Greece, while the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets has returned to the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Two sister ships built in the well-known Austal Shipyard in Australia as the world's fastest high speed ferries in 1998-2000, now reunited in Greece and seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries awaits to begin her career in Greece, while the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets has returned to the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is departing, while the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets remains docked. PIRAEUS 2021: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2021: Two prominent ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: One ferry and one high speed craft spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways is seen resting, while the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2021: The two high speed ferries that are considered to be the best ships of Sea Jets seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: The two high speed ferries that are considered to be the best ships of Sea Jets seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2021: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2021: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Saronic Gulf veteran ferries seen together in Piraeus, with both of them operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Saronic Gulf veteran ferries seen together in Piraeus, with both of them operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two of the three large Japanese-built conventional ferries of Hellenic Seaways seen together during an evening in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE which was departing for the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, and the NISSOS RODOS which was preparing to leave for Chios and Mytilene. PIRAEUS 2021: Two different ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships owned by 2way Ferries which have been serving the Saronic Gulf for many years: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2021: Various ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS, the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2021: Two different ships spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the cruiseferry KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries built in Japan and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea during the 2000s seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries built in Japan and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea during the 2000s seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships from different companies seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries, the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries from Attica Group which were operating on the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries from Attica Group which were operating on the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships owned by Minoan Lines seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE and the FESTOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships owned by Minoan Lines seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE and the FESTOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Three Japanese-built ferries with experience on both the Adriatic Sea and Cretan service seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of Sea Jets docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SIFNOS JET. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Three Japanese-built ferries with experience on both the Adriatic Sea and Cretan service seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2021: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2021: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships owned by Minoan Lines seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE and the FESTOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two of the driving forces behind the strong presence of Sea Jets on the Cyclades, namely its two best high speed ferries, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed catamarans serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET of Sea Jets and the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Cyclades-based ferries from different generations seen simultaneously in Piraeus: (From left to right) The Ro-Pax OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two passenger vessels serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two passenger vessels serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries of different sizes and dimensions seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Saronic Gulf veteran ferries seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From back to front) The HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2021: Four conventional ferries serving the Saronic Gulf during that year's summer seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf spotted together in Piraeus, with both of them being former competitors on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu line on the Ionian Sea: (From left to right) The ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Saronic Gulf veteran ferries seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From back to front) The HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2021: Two much-appreciated ferries seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the conventional ferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Several ships seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines, the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways, the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen resting in the E10 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET of Sea Jets and the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships owned by Minoan Lines seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE and the KNOSSOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen right at the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines is heading towards the entrance of the port, whereas the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets has exited and now heads towards the Western Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines is docked, while the KRITI I of ANEK Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ferries spotted in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines are docked, while the KRITI I of ANEK Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen both departing the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen both departing the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2021: Two spectacular cruiseferries seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries has departed the port. Both of them used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, and have prominently served the Northeast Aegean Sea. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the hydrofoil LFYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2021: The two ferries of ANEK Lines with direct services to Crete seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries from different generations seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the KRITI I of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships operating under the Saronic Ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Four ships seen in the E7 gate and the E8 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferires and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. They have also both served the Piraeus-Chania line and the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, being especially successful on the latter between 2007 and 2017. PIRAEUS 2021: Three popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese and Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries, the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways and the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines. The first two were fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. They have also both served the Piraeus-Chania line and the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, with much success on the latter service between 2007 and 2017. PIRAEUS 2021: Two popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. They have also both served the Piraeus-Chania line and the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, being especially successful on the latter between 2007 and 2017. PIRAEUS 2021: Two popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. They have also both served the Piraeus-Chania line and the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, being especially successful on the latter between 2007 and 2017. PIRAEUS 2021: Two popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. They have also both served the Piraeus-Chania line and the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, being especially successful on the latter between 2007 and 2017. PIRAEUS 2021: Two popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. They have also both served the Piraeus-Chania line and the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, being especially successful on the latter between 2007 and 2017. PIRAEUS 2021: Two popular and much-acclaimed cruiseferries serving the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, for whom they both first entered service in 2007. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways spotted together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships operating under the Saronic Ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways spotted together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of significantly different sizes seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf spotted together in Piraeus, with both of them being former competitors on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu line on the Ionian Sea: (From left to right) The ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: A view of two high speed craft in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the FLYINGCAT 3 is heading towards the E8 gate. PIRAEUS 2021: Some traffic around the E8 gate and the E9 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is maneuvering, the TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways is changing her berthing spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two of the driving forces behind the strong presence of Sea Jets on the Cyclades, namely its two best high speed ferries, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Dozens of ships seen docked in the E8 gate and the E9 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships operating under the Saronic Ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two of the driving forces behind the strong presence of Sea Jets on the Cyclades, namely its two best high speed ferries, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under ANEK Lines, and have also previously served the Adriatic Sea at the start of their careers in Greece. PIRAEUS 2021: Three different ships spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the cruiseferry KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the ferry BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is docked, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is docked, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two different kinds of ships seen right outside of the port of Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier PELAGITIS of Ainaftis is heading towards her docking spot in the Ro-Ro carrier terminal in Drapetsona, while the landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways is seen sailing to Aegina. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries from Attica Group which were operating on the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries from Attica Group which were operating on the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries built in the Austal Shipyard in Australia and serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen resting in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen resting in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two prominent ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From back front) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines. The latter used to be owned by Hellenic Seaways, having operated for them as the HIGHSPEED 5 (2005-2016) and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 (2016-2018). PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of Minoan Lines seen resting in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE and the FESTOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus: (From back to front) The HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries from Attica Group which were operating on the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET and the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL, which operates under the Sea Jets Ferries brandname. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries built in the Austal Shipyard in Australia and serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: The two ferries of ANEK Lines with direct services to Crete seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2021: Three Japanese-built ferries spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen in Piraeus during the afternoon: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines is arriving, while the cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries is seen resting in the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two veteran ferries of the Saronic Gulf docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under ANEK Lines, and have also previously served the Adriatic Sea at the start of their careers in Greece. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under ANEK Lines, and have also previously served the Adriatic Sea at the start of their careers in Greece. PIRAEUS 2021: One ferry seen passing by the other in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries has returned and is now heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries constructed in the 1970s seen laid-up in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries constructed in the 1970s seen laid-up in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Japanese-built ferries constructed in the 1970s seen laid-up in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen in the Drapetsona terminal in Piraeus: (From left to right) The IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines, the TALOS of Creta Cargo Lines and the BLUE CARRIER 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen in the Drapetsona terminal in Piraeus: (From left to right) The IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines, the TALOS of Creta Cargo Lines and the BLUE CARRIER 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft built in 1999 seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2021: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: The two ferries of ANEK Lines with direct services to Crete seen docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI I and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed catamarans serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2021: Two veteran ferries of the Saronic Gulf docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two veteran ferries of the Saronic Gulf docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two veteran ferries of the Saronic Gulf docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships seen resting in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed catamarans serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2021: Four ships seen resting in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two cruiseferries and former fleetmates seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two cruiseferries and former fleetmates seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: The sterns of two different ferries as seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS which is departing the port, and the SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines which is loading passengers and vehicles. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Italian-built high speed ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two fantastic cruiseferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries is ready to pass by her former fleetmate, the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two fantastic cruiseferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries is ready to pass by her former fleetmate, the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two fantastic cruiseferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries is ready to pass by her former fleetmate, the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two cruiseferries and former fleetmates seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the PREVELIS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships built in 1999 seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines is watching the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships built in 1999 seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines is watching the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Italian-built high speed ferries constructed in 1999 seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of the MDV 1200-class seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of the MDV 1200-class seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the departing SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of the MDV 1200-class seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the departing SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Various ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED is docked, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Various ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the departing GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries which is heading towards her docking spot, while the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets are docked. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. They used to be fleetmates under Minoan Flying Dolphins, Hellas Flying Dolphins and then Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two competing high speed catamarans which serve the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ferries operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture and one high speed catamaran all seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is beginning her maneuvering procedure, while the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries are all docked. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is docked, the APOLLON HELLAS is completing her maneuvering procedure, while the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is resting. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS is resting, while the APOLLON HELLAS is preparing to dock. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS is resting, while the APOLLON HELLAS is preparing to dock. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot, while the TERA JET of Sea Jets is resting. PIRAEUS 2021: Four ships serving the Saronic Gulf, all once belonging to Hellenic Seaways, seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is about to join her, all the while the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries are docked. PIRAEUS 2021: Two competing high speed catamarans which serve the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ferries operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture and one high speed catamaran all seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS fo 2way Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS PIRAEUS 2021: Two of the three high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2021: Four ships serving the Saronic Gulf, all once belonging to Hellenic Seaways, seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways has just docked, while the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries are docked. PIRAEUS 2021: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the TERA JET are docked, while the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is changing her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two Hellenic Seaways high speed craft meeting up in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 is about to dock next to the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is undergoing her annual refit, while the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries has just returned to the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Four ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the TERA JET of Sea Jets, the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the AQUA JEWEL (which operates under the Sea Jets Ferries brandname). PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the AQUA JEWEL (which operates under the Sea Jets Ferries brandname). PIRAEUS 2021: Two different kinds of ships seen docked next to each other in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two different kinds of ships seen docked next to each other in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Four ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the TERA JET of Sea Jets, the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships spotted together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the AQUA JEWEL (which operates under the Sea Jets Ferries brandname). PIRAEUS 2021: Dozens of ships seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the TERA JET of Sea Jets, the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two modern ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries has departed the port. PIRAEUS 2021: Dozens of different ships seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the TERA JET of Sea Jets, the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two of the major assets of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ferries seen in Piraeus towards the evening: (From left to right) The departing APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Three sips seen in Piraeus towards the evening: (From left to right) The small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels, the departing APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: Two conventional ferries built in Greece seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Two conventional ferries built in Greece seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The departing APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships pictured in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries passes by her two former fleetamtes, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Five high speed craft and one conventional ferry seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the TERA JET of Sea Jets, the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED is docked, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED is docked, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2021: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the small passenger boat GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2021: Three ships spotted together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2021: Two high speed craft of different sizes seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is about to dock next to the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2021: The two ships of Blue Star Ferries serving Crete spotted together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2022: One Ro-Pax ferry and three ferries seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries, the BLUE STAR NAXOS, the BLUE STAR PAROS and the BLUE STAR DELOS (all of Blue Star Ferries). PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships owned by Blue Star Ferries and operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS and the BLUE STAR DELOS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two sister ships and fleetmates under Blue Star Ferries, with extremely successful careers on the Cyclades for the past 20 years, seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS and the BLUE STAR PAROS. PIRAEUS 2022: One Ro-Pax ferry and three ferries seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries, the BLUE STAR NAXOS, the BLUE STAR PAROS and the BLUE STAR DELOS (all of Blue Star Ferries). PIRAEUS 2022: Three different ferries spotted in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries owned by Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The TERA JET, the SUPERRUNNER JET and the AQUA JEWEL. The latter operates under the Sea Jets Ferries division. PIRAEUS 2022: Four different ferries spotted in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets, the SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Some notable traffic in the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two prominent cruiseferries operating on the Northeast Aegean Sea under Attica Group seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is seen docked, while the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries (her former fleetmate under Hellenic Seaways, as she was previously the NISSOS MYKONOS under the latter company) is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two prominent cruiseferries operating on the Northeast Aegean Sea under Attica Group seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is seen docked, while the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries (her former fleetmate under Hellenic Seaways, as she was previously the NISSOS MYKONOS under the latter company) is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Three different ferries seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries are seen heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries is seen heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2022: Three different ships seen in Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen heading towards the port's exit, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Some notable traffic in the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen leaving, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Some notable traffic in the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just entered the port, while the conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2022: Some notable traffic in the port of Piraeus at dawn: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen leaving, while the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Some traffic at the entrance of the port of Piraeus involving two ships of completely different sizes: (From left to right) The much smaller hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways is about to exit the port of Piraeus, just as the much larger ferry BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries is entering it. PIRAEUS 2022: Some notable traffic in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA is seen heading towards the exit of the port, while the ferry KRITI II of ANEK Lines has just entered it. PIRAEUS 2022: Two small ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen heading simultaneously towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways and the small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping. PIRAEUS 2022: Two major high speed ferries of the Cyclades and of the Greek coastal service seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen leaving Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships also used to be fleetmates, back when the APOLLON HELLAS was also owned by Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER JET and the AQUA JEWEL. The latter operates under the Sea Jets Ferries division. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of different sizes spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is seen heading towards her docking spot, while the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is already docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of different sizes spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is seen heading towards her docking spot, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is already docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils operating on the Saronic Gulf, and previously fleetmates under Ceres Flying Dolphins, Minoan Flying Dolphins and Hellas Flying Dolphins, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XVII of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils operating on the Saronic Gulf, and previously fleetmates under Ceres Flying Dolphins, Minoan Flying Dolphins and Hellas Flying Dolphins, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is departing the port, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is seen heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils operating on the Saronic Gulf, and previously fleetmates under Ceres Flying Dolphins, Minoan Flying Dolphins and Hellas Flying Dolphins, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is seen heading towards her docking spot, while the FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2022: Two hydrofoils of Hellenic Seaways docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and now serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and which later went on to operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines, the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Some traffic in Piraeus as two ferries are spotted: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is seen heading towards her docking spot, just as the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER JET and the AQUA JEWEL. The latter operates under the Sea Jets Ferries division. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER JET and the AQUA JEWEL. The latter operates under the Sea Jets Ferries division. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER JET and the AQUA JEWEL. The latter operates under the Sea Jets Ferries division. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SUPERRUNER of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries are docked, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is seen heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS. PIRAEUS 2022: Three Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and which later went on to operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines, the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and now serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf, and previously fleetmates under Minoan Flying Dolphins and Hellas Dolphins, seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf, and previously fleetmates under Minoan Flying Dolphins and Hellas Dolphins, seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen in the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries is seen following the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, which has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen next to the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is about to exit the port in order to follow the high speed ferry SUPERUNNER JET of Sea Jets, which has already exited. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS is docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX is seen leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two cruiseferries of Hellenic Seaways, both built in Japan, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE and the NISSOS RODOS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen right outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is heading towards Piraeus, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards Aegina. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries seen on the Saronic Gulf, just after having exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR DELOS and the BLUE STAR MYCONOS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries having just exited the port of Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the high speed ferries TERA JET and SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen crossing each other next to the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving the port, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just arrived. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is docked, while the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the SUPERRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is seen leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 is leaving the port, while the SUPERRUNNER JET remains docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen as they are about to enter the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels is seen following the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen having just exited the port of Piraeus in order to head towards their respective destinations: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is seen following the cruisferry BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three different ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in the Piraeus anchorage, as they both head towards Aegina: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, which is being followed by the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in the Piraeus anchorage, as they both head towards Aegina: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, which is being followed by the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in the Piraeus anchorage, as they both head towards Aegina: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, which is being followed by the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Four high speed craft seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships spotted together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries, the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From front to back) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2022: Two cruiseferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Five ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING FOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships seen exiting the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen exiting the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is passing in front of the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: The two ferries of ANEK Lines operating from Piraeus to Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2022: The two ferries of ANEK Lines operating from Piraeus to Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two Japanese-built ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two cruiseferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries has just arrived, while the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways is seen docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and now serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The Ro-Pax ferry OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and now serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways which also happen to be sister ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 is already docked, while the FLYINGCAT 6 is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries that were operating on the Saronic Gulf at the time seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 is about to dock next to her sister ship, namely the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large Japanese-built ferries spotted together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 1. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferries TERA JET and CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets are docked, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulfs seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4, the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 5. Behind them, one can also see the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, which also operates on the Saronic Gulf. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 1. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries seen in Piraeus during the late afternoon: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS is seen leaving the port and will then pass by her fleetmate, namely the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries that were operating on the Saronic Gulf at the time seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries and two high speed craft that were operating on the Saronic Gulf at the time seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SYMI of ANES Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft that were seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways (which had just completer her charter to Africa Morocco Link during the summer of 2022) and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS Three ships operating under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries, together with the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: One aero high speed catamaran and three high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is seen alongside the WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: One aero high speed catamaran and four high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is seen alongside the WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET, the CHAMPION JET 2 and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 1. PIRAEUS 2022: One high speed craft and two ferries that were operating on the Saronic Gulf at the time seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, together with the WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the departing AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, together with the WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is departing, while the TERA JET of Sea Jets watches her about to meet her sister and fleetmate, namely the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two newly-built aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus during their first year of operations: (From left to right) The arriving AERO 1 HIGHSPEED passes by the departing AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two newly-built aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus during their first year of operations: (From left to right) The arriving AERO 1 HIGHSPEED passes by the departing AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping, the arriving AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2022: Three different ships seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is seen arriving, the small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is departing the port, while the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2022: One high speed craft and two ferries that were operating on the Saronic Gulf at the time seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is arriving, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is arriving, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4, the HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2022: One high speed craft and three ferries that were operating on the Saronic Gulf at the time seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the SYMI of ANES Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the TERA JET of Sea Jets, the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together across the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries is docked, while the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is seen heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen about to enter the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen about to enter the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. Behind them is the Ro-Pax ferry DALEELA of the Egyptian company Aletehad Line, which was being chartered to the Cypriot company Scandro Holding Ltd in order to serve the Piraeus-Limassol line during the summer. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen having just entered the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen having just entered the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Five ships seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET, the CHAMPION JET 2 and the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets, together with the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships spotted together in the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the SYMI of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards the port's exit, the cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating under Attica Group and with experience on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot, while the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries is already docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries (of which Nova Ferries is part of). PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries (of which Nova Ferries is part of). PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries (of which Nova Ferries is part of). PIRAEUS 2022: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2022: The two Blue Star Ferries ships operating to Crete-and both built in Japan-seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE GALAXY. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamarans AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, together with the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Cyclades, on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese under Attica Group seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Cyclades, on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese under Attica Group seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Western Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is heading towards her docking spot and is passing by the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Minoan Lines seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE and the cruiseferry KNOSSOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries that have been serving the Saronic Gulf for more than two decades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries that have been serving the Saronic Gulf for more than two decades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries that have been serving the Saronic Gulf for more than two decades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries, the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships built in the late 1990s and with experience on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines, the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships operating on the Cyclades and on the Dodecanese for many years seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships operating on the Cyclades and on the Dodecanese for many years seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The TALOS of Creta Cargo Lines, the IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines and the BLUE CARRIER 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two major high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries heads towards her docking spot, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines are docked. All three ships were once fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, before the APOLLON HELLAS and the SANTORINI PALACE left the company in 2016 and in 2018, respectively. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries docked in Piraeus in a day during which most ships were unable to sail due to weather restrictions: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines, the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries and the BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of different sizes and operating under Attica Group seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries watches the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries departing the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two major high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS Six high speed craft seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, along with the SUPER JET, the TERA JET, the CHAMPION JET 2 and the WORLDCHAMPION JET (all of Sea Jets). PIRAEUS 2022: Four high speed craft seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, along with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 (all of Hellenic Seaways). PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is undergoing her annual winter refit, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets resting in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries with experience on both the Dodecanese and the Northeast Aegean Sea seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS and the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries, the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries docked in Piraeus in a day during which most ships were unable to sail due to weather restrictions: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines, the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries and the BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large Japanese-built ferries docked together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPER JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways spotted alongside her former fleetmate, namely the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed catamarans seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways departs the port and is about to pass by the SUPER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Minoan Lines seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE and the cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER Fast Ferries, along with the HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways spotted alongside her former fleetmate, namely the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Four high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4, the HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries docked in Piraeus in a day during which most ships were unable to sail due to weather restrictions: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines, the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries and the BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SMYRNA DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries seen during her maiden call to the port along with the BLUE STAR PATMOS and the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries with experience on both the Dodecanese and the Northeast Aegean Sea seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS and the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries with experience on both the Dodecanese and the Northeast Aegean Sea seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS and the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries with experience on both the Dodecanese and the Northeast Aegean Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS and the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries with experience on both the Dodecanese and the Northeast Aegean Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS and the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets resting in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships of Minoan Lines seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE and the KNOSSOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries (which is also part of the Saronic Ferries joint venture). The ANTIGONE was previously known as the POSEIDONAS, thus she was also named after Poseidon, the God of the Sea in the Greek mythology. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2022: Five high sped craft seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, along with the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 (all of Hellenic Seaways). PIRAEUS 2022: Three high sped craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two large ferries with past experience on the Adriatic Sea and which later operated in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets, the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen right outside of the port of Piraeus, near Drapetsona: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry AGGELIS F of Filiagkos NE is heading towards Psyttaelia (she was temporarily replacing the PSYTTALEIA II of Psyttaleia Shipping which was undergoing her annual winter refit), while the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels heads towards Piraeus. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries which operated on the Dodecanese during that year seen docked in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The PREVELIS of ANEK Lines and the SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The POWER JET of Sea Jets and the KYDON PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ships of different sizes and operating under Attica Group seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Six high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, together with the POWER JET, the TERA JET, the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET (all of Sea Jets). PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries of Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POWER JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in the port of Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Three ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is leaving the port, while the high speed ferries POWER JET and TERA JET of Sea Jets are docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is leaving the port, while the high speed ferries POWER JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2022: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in the port of Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen next to the entrance of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier PELAGITIS of Ainaftis is leaving while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to enter the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ships seen next to the entrance of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier PELAGITIS of Ainaftis is leaving while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to enter the port. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed craft FLYINGCAT 3, FLYINGCAT 4, HIGHSPEED 4 and FLYINGCAT 5 (all of Hellenic Seaways), the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET is docked, while the CHAMPION JET 2 is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2022: Five high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The POWER JET, the TERA JET, the CHAMPION JET 2, the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2022: Several ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the high speed craft FLYINGCAT 3, FLYINGCAT 4, HIGHSPEED 4 and FLYINGCAT 5 (all of Hellenic Seaways), the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen right outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is seen having just exited the port, while the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is about to enter. PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen right outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is about to enter the port, while the ACHAEOS is seen sailing towards Aegina. PIRAEUS 2022: Four high speed craft seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 together with the SUPER JET, the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET (all of Sea Jets). PIRAEUS 2022: Four high speed craft seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 together with the SUPER JET, the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET (all of Sea Jets). PIRAEUS 2022: Two ferries seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries which is undergoing her annual winter refit, along with the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. The POSIDON HELLAS was also previously owned by the latter company, having been sold to 2way Ferries just a few months before the NISSOS SAMOS was acquired. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen performing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets, the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen performing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two different kinds of ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON and the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries, together with the POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen performing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEA JET 2, the CHAMPION JET 1, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed catamarans seen in Piraeus during their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the SIFNOS JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, along with the CHAMPION JET 1 and the SEA JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving the port, while the cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines are docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two catamarans of the 'Flyingcat' brandname of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, along with the CHAMPION JET 1 and the SEA JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the SEA JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the SEA JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two well-known cruiseferries seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two widely-acclaimed ships of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The two ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE STAR MYCONOS was previously the NISSOS MYKONOS under Hellenic Seaways from 2005 to 2020. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries is already docked. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, before joining their current owners in 2015 and in 2020, respectively. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is leaving, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is leaving, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries is seen leaving, while the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines remains docked. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, before joining their current owners in 2020 and in 2018, respectively. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, along with the CHAMPION JET 1 and the SEA JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries with several years of experience on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS KALYMNOS of ANEK Sea Lines and the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran SIFNOS JET of Sea Jets and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus during the morning, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries, the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, along with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, as well as the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed catamarans seen in Piraeus during their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the SIFNOS JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries of different sizes spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS KALYMNOS of ANEK Sea Lines and the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the POWER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The large ferry BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries is docked, while the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels is seen heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Minoan Lines seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE and the cruiseferry KNOSSOS PALACE. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, along with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, along with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The laid-up OLYMPUS of Sea Speed Ferries, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries, along with the FLYINGCAT 3, and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three different ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2, the SIFNOS JET and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the SIFNOS JET PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Six high speed craft of Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET, the POWER JET, the SEA JET 2, the SIFNOS JET and the CHAMPION JET 1. PIRAEUS 2023: Three prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two passenger-only high speed catamarans of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEA JET 2 and the SIFNOS JET. Just a few days after this picture was taken both ships would be renamed by the company, as the SEA JET 2 became the SUPER JET 2, while the SIFNOS JET became the EXPRESS JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET, the POWER JET and the SEA JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Six high speed craft of Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the TERA JET, the POWER JET, the SEA JET 2, the SIFNOS JET and the CHAMPION JET 1. PIRAEUS 2023: Four high speed craft seen undergoing their annual winter refit in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, together with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Five high speed craft seen undergoing their annual winter refit in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, together with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two passenger-only high speed catamarans of Sea Jets spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SEA JET 2 and the SIFNOS JET. Just a few days after this picture was taken both ships would be renamed by the company, as the SEA JET 2 became the SUPER JET 2, while the SIFNOS JET became the EXPRESS JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. Both ships are among the few that have one the prestigious 'Ship of the Year' award given in the yearly Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards. The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED won it together with her sister ships in 2022, while the WORLDCHAMPION JET earned her accolade in 2019. PIRAEUS Two ships seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS is seen docked, while the BLUE STAR NAXOS is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS is seen docked, while the BLUE STAR NAXOS is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries is about to exit the port, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is seen having just entered it. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries is about to exit the port, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is seen having just entered it. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries is about to exit the port, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is seen having just entered it. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, along with the WOLRDCHAMPION JET and the SUPER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that operate on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that operate on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries previously operating on the Adriatic Sea and now serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is departing the port, while the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is departing the port, while the cruiseferry BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2023: The two high speed ferries of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Highspeed' brandname seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of 2way Ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of 2way Ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries head towards their docking spots and pass by the cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: The three ships of 2way Ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS, the APOLLON HELLAS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: The three ships of 2way Ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS, the APOLLON HELLAS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: The three ships of 2way Ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS, the APOLLON HELLAS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two of the best sips of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Six ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ferries ACHAEOS, APOLLON HELLAS and POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2023: Two of the best sips of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED is already docked, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 is about to dock after having returned to the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships of Blue Star Ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS has just entered the port, while the DIAGORAS and the BLUE STAR CHIOS are docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port, while the conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS, which has just returned, is about to pass by the BLUE STAR CHIOS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS, which has just returned, is about to pass by the BLUE STAR CHIOS. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while high speed ferry HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of ANES Ferries are docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry POWER JET of Sea Jets is undergoing her annual winter refit, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is seen leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two well-known high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the KEFALONIA of Levante Ferries is docked. Both ships used to be fleetmates while operating under Strintzis Lines and then under Blue Star Ferries, until the latter company sold the KEFALONIA to Strintzis Ferries in 2004. They were also fleetmates during their initial careers in Japan, as they both operated for Higashi Nihon Ferry. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the KEFALONIA of Levante Ferries is docked. Both ships used to be fleetmates while operating under Strintzis Lines and then under Blue Star Ferries, until the latter company sold the KEFALONIA to Strintzis Ferries in 2004. They were also fleetmates during their initial careers in Japan, as they both operated for Higashi Nihon Ferry. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the KEFALONIA of Levante Ferries is docked. Both ships used to be fleetmates while operating under Strintzis Lines and then under Blue Star Ferries, until the latter company sold the KEFALONIA to Strintzis Ferries in 2004. They were also fleetmates during their initial careers in Japan, as they both operated for Higashi Nihon Ferry. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the KEFALONIA of Levante Ferries is docked as part of her annual winter refit, just before she headed for drydock. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6 are docked, while the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED is about to join them. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels along with the high speed craft AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS, which has just returned, has just passed by the DIAGORAS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is seen following the cruiseferry BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, along with the aero high speed catamarans AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. All three ships began their operations on the Saronic Gulf in 2022. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EXPRESS JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries spotted in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four high speed craft seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, along with the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways mainly serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries which arrived in Greece during the 2000s seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SAONISOS of Saos Ferries and the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries which arrived in Greece during the 2000s seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SAONISOS of Saos Ferries and the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets, the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two much-appreciated ferries with much experience on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two much-appreciated ferries with much experience on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets, the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The TALOS of Creta Cargo Lines, the IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines and the PELAGITIS of Ainaftis. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries which arrived in Greece during the 2000s seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SAONISOS of Saos Ferries and the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four high speed craft seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries, along with the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries serving Crete under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships serving the Cyclades spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Italian-built high speed ferries serving the Cyclades seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EXPRESS JET and the POWER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries is about to exit, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries is about to exit, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries has just entered the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is docked, and watches the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries undergoing her maneuvering procedure, as the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways prepares for her departure. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries undergoing her maneuvering procedure, as the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways prepares for her departure. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways mainly serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the TERA JET are docked, while the CHAMPION JET 2 is about to join them. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 has passed by the EXPRESS JET and the POWER JET in order to undergo her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is docked, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having returned to Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having returned to Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having returned to Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards their docking spots: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries watches the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines, the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines, the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1, the TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus in the evening: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus in the evening: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets are docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets are docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is about to dock, while the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets are already docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus in the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: One high speed craft and two large ferries seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Flyingcat' brandname and on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Flyingcat' brandname and on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they operated under Minoan Flying Dolphins (the predecessor of Hellenic Seaways), which was then renamed Hellas Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they operated under Minoan Flying Dolphins (the predecessor of Hellenic Seaways), which was then renamed Hellas Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf both seen departing Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf both seen departing Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2wat Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the APOLLON HELLAS of 2wat Ferries and the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HORIZON of Blue Star Ferries, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries has just entered the port and is about to pass by the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries with many years of experience on the Saronic Gulf and operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways heads towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 is heading towards her docking spot, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries of different sizes spotted in Piraeus: (From front to back) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2020: Two ferries built in Greece, with both of their constructions lasting several years, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving, while the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Flyingcat' brandname and on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries has departed the port, while the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries has just arrived. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries has departed the port, while the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries has just arrived. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries has departed the port, while the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries has departed the port, while the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is about to dock. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is about to dock next to the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines are leaving, while the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is about to dock next to the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries with many years of experience on the Saronic Gulf and operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two sister ships and fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, which have been in Greece for almost 20 years, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen together in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is seen leaving, while the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen together in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen together in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen together in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen facing each other in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SUPERRUNNER JET II of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen facing each other in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SUPERRUNNER JET II of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the SUPERRUNNER JET II of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large and acclaimed ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines has just entered the port, while the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets with past experience on the Baltic Sea and in Sweden seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET heads towards her docking spot and passes by the SUPERRUNNER JET II. PIRAEUS 2023: Two prominent high speed ferries of Sea Jets with past experience on the Baltic Sea and in Sweden seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET heads towards her docking spot and passes by the SUPERRUNNER JET II. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries operating under Attica Group seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the BLUE STAR 1 is departing the port. The former has been operating on the Piraeus-Psara-Oinousses-Chios-Mytilene line on the Northeast Aegean Sea since 2018, when she replaced the latter, which had been operating there beginning in 2015. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of different sizes seen leaving Piraeus during the evening (From front to back) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the large ferry BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AGIOS NETKARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries having returned to Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries having returned to Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries having returned to Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries having returned to Piraeus during the evening and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets which also happen to be sister ships and which became fleetamtes once again that year seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the newly-acquired SPEEDRUNNER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets which also happen to be sister ships and which became fleetamtes once again that year seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the newly-acquired SPEEDRUNNER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets which also happen to be sister ships and which became fleetamtes once again that year seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the newly-acquired SPEEDRUNNER JET 2, which is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft which have returned to Piraeus and about to dock: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships built in 1998 and which serve Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries is docked, while the cruiseferry ELYROS of ANEK Lines is about to undergo her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries of ANEK Lines serving Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II is docked, whole the ELYROS is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards their docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards their docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her port's exit, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries have both just returned from the Saronic Gulf. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her port's exit, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries have both just returned from the Saronic Gulf. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. The latter is the joint venture that includes both Nova Ferries and 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. The latter is the joint venture that includes both Nova Ferries and 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is docked, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets are seen about to dock. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is docked, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets are seen about to dock. PIRAEUS 2023: Several ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen about to dock in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is docked, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Five ships seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is docked, while the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is about to dock next to her. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is about to dock, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is already docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Four ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE HOIRZON of Blue Star Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. All three of them used to be fleetmates, back when the POSIDON HELLAS also used to be owned by Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Flyingcat' brandname and on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries and the NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries, the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines is returning to the port, while the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines is returning to the port, while the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines is returning to the port, while the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese, while the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is heading back to Piraeus. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese, while the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is heading back to Piraeus. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese, while the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is heading back to Piraeus. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is returning to the port, while the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries has left in order to head to the Dodecanese. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of different sizes seen outside of the port of Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is returning to the port, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways has just exited in order to head to the Saronic Gulf. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II of ANEK Lines is seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure, the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is seen leaving, while the CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets remains docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating in Heraklion in Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is already docked, while the KRITI II of ANEK Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating in Heraklion in Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is already docked, while the KRITI II of ANEK Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. Picture taken by my father, to whom I am truly grateful. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Flyingcat' brandname and on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of 2way Ferries that have been operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of 2way Ferries that have been operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating under the 'Flyingcat' brandname and on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete and under the ANEK-Attica Group joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE GALAXY was previously the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries operating under Attica Group seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in the E7 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two fleetmates and sister ships operating under Sea Jets and with much experience on the Cyclades seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SUPER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries operating on the Cyclades seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The two used to be fleetmates, back when the SANTORINI PALACE was known as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 under Hellenic Seaways, before her sale to Minoan Lines in 2018. PIRAEUS 2023: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamarans AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and AERO 3 HIGHSPEED, along with the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries operating on the Cyclades seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The two used to be fleetmates, back when the SANTORINI PALACE was known as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 under Hellenic Seaways, before her sale to Minoan Lines in 2018. In between them is the cruiseferry ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus, with both of them serving Milos: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries has just returned to the port, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is docked. Both ships used to be fleetmates back when the BLUE STAR MYCONOS was operating as the NISSOS MYKONOS for Hellenic Seaways, until she joined Blue Star Ferries in 2020. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two widely-acclaimed ships of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The two ships used to be fleetmates, as the BLUE STAR MYCONOS was previously the NISSOS MYKONOS under Hellenic Seaways from 2005 to 2020. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus, with both of them serving Milos: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Northern European veteran ferries which began service on the Aegean Sea for the first time during that year seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines is docked, while the NISSOS AEGINA of ANES Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Northern European veteran ferries which began service on the Aegean Sea for the first time during that year seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines is docked, while the NISSOS AEGINA of ANES Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ELENA F of Elena F Shipping and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two acclaimed Japanese-built cruiseferries which came to Greece during the late 2000s and operating in Crete at the time seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two acclaimed Japanese-built cruiseferries which came to Greece during the late 2000s and operating in Crete at the time seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From front to back) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Australian-built high speed ferries which spent the summer together on the Piraeus-Cyclades-Heraklion service seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two widely-acclaimed ships of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry of Minoan Lines and the cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates when operating for Hellenic Seaways, which they both joined in 2005, which was they year that both ships were built. They stayed together until the SANTORINI PALACE joined Minoan Lines in 2018, while the BLUE STAR MYCONOS joined Blue Star Ferries in 2020. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries is about to dock in front of the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when the BLUE GALAXY was known as the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries is docking in front of the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when the BLUE GALAXY was known as the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two fleetmates and sister ships operating under Sea Jets and with much experience on the Cyclades seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in the E7 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines watches the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the high speed ferry SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines are docked, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries heads towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SUPERRUNNER JET. They were formelry fierce rivals, back when the SUPERRUNNER JET was the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries, whereupon she engaged in a startling rivalry against the TERA JET when the latter was on the Rafina-Cyclades service in 2017 and in 2018. PIRAEUS 2023: Five high speed craft seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines, along with the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS Four ships spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed ferries with much experience on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets, the SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries. The latter two used to be fleetmates, back when the SUPERRUNNER JET was operating for Golden Star Ferries as the SUPERRUNNER. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SUPERRUNNER JET. They were formelry fierce rivals, back when the SUPERRUNNER JET was the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries, whereupon she engaged in a startling rivalry against the TERA JET when the latter was on the Rafina-Cyclades service in 2017 and in 2018. PIRAEUS 2023: Four high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the SUPER JET, the SUPER JET 2 and the WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted in the E1 gate in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed ferries with much experience on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets, the SUPERRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the SUPEREXPRESS of Golden Star Ferries. The latter two used to be fleetmates, back when the SUPERRUNNER JET was operating for Golden Star Ferries as the SUPERRUNNER. All three ships have had notable spells on the Rafina-Cyclades service. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships operating on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries is docking in front of the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when the BLUE GALAXY was known as the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SUPER JET. PIRAEUS 2023: Two large ferries ferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries is docking in front of the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when the BLUE GALAXY was known as the LEFKA ORI under ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SUPER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the SUPER JET 2 and the SPEEDRUNNER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the SUPER JET 2. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus, with both of them serving Milos: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2023: Four high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries from different generations seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed ferries operating on the Cyclades seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SANTORINI PALACE of Minoan Lines and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The two used to be fleetmates, back when the SANTORINI PALACE was known as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 under Hellenic Seaways, before her sale to Minoan Lines in 2018. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Minoan Lines seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KNOSSOS PALACE and the SANTORINI PALACE. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries which has just entered the port, the BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries serving the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries serving the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET and the high speed catamaran SUPER JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ferries operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries is leaving, while the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines remains docked. PIRAEUS 2023: Two cruiseferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ferries serving the Saronic Gulf under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2023: Two Japanese-built ferries of ANEK Lines serving Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 and the BLUE STAR CHIOS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 and the BLUE STAR CHIOS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the LEFKA ORI of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2023: Three ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries, the BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2023: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades and the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 2 and the BLUE STAR CHIOS. PIRAEUS 2023: Two high speed craft and three ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the SUPER JET 2 of Sea Jets, the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways, the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Several ferries spotted in the Drapetsona pier in Piraeus: (From left to right) The laid-up SMYRNA DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries, the THALASSITIS of Ainaftis (which was just acquired by the latter), the SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets, the LADY of Saos Ferries, the SUPERSTAR II of Sea Jets Ferries, the laid-up ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines, the EUROPEAN STAR of the Italian-Albanian company Star Lines and the KRITI I of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines, the PELAGITIS of Ainaftis and the TALOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Several ferries spotted in the Drapetsona pier in Piraeus: (From left to right) The laid-up SMYRNA DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries, the THALASSITIS of Ainaftis (which was just acquired by the latter), the SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets, the LADY of Saos Ferries, the laid-up NISSOS of Saos Ferries, the SUPERSTAR II of Sea Jets Ferries, the laid-up ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines, the EUROPEAN STAR of the Italian-Albanian company Star Lines and the KRITI I of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines, the PELAGITIS of Ainaftis and the TALOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Several ferries spotted in the Drapetsona pier in Piraeus: (From left to right) The laid-up PROTEUS of ANES Ferries, the laid-up SMYRNA DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries, the THALASSITIS of Ainaftis (which was just acquired by the latter), the SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets, the LADY of Saos Ferries, the SUPERSTAR II of Sea Jets Ferries, the laid-up ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines, the EUROPEAN STAR of the Italian-Albanian company Star Lines and the KRITI I of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships spotted on the Saronic Gulf, just outside of Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is heading towards Aegina, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is sailing back to Piraeus. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships spotted on the Saronic Gulf, just outside of Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is heading towards Aegina, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is sailing back to Piraeus. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two well-known ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating under Attica Group and serving Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two different kinds of ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cuiseferry ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets. Both ships are also the flagships of their respective companies. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating under Attica Group and serving Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is about to pass by the larger ferry BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Five ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two different kinds of ferries seen docked in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The Ro-Pax ferry KRITI II of ANEK Lines and the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. The latter used to be fleetmates with the former, back when she operated for Hellenic Seaways as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 from 2005 to 2018. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the SUPER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right The KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the FAST FERRIES ANDROS of Fast Ferries is seen leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right The FAST FERRIES ANDROS of Fast Ferries is seen exiting the port, while the BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries is seen docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. The latter used to be fleetmates with the former, back when she operated for Hellenic Seaways as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 from 2005 to 2018. PIRAEUS 2024: Three different ferries seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The cuiseferry ELYROS of ANEK Lines, along with the high speed ferries TERA JET and SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the SPORADES STAR of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating under Attica Group seen both about to enter the port of Piraeus during the early morning, after having returned from their respective destinations: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries is seen following the KRITI II of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the EXPRESS JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the SPORADES STAR of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three conventional ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the SPORADES STAR of Sea Jets Ferries are docked, while the NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is seen leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, with a nice rainbow in the background: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, with a nice rainbow in the background: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, with a nice rainbow in the background: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two different kinds of ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cuiseferry ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the high speed ferry TERA JET of Sea Jets. Both ships are also the flagships of their respective companies. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran EXPRESS JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the SPORADES STAR of Sea Jets Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that are serving Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Four different ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferries KRITI II and ELYROS of ANEK Lines, along with the high speed ferries TERA JET and SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Several high speed craft seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the THUNDER of Fast Ferries, along with the FLYINGCAT 3, the FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET used to operate for the latter company from 2005 to 2018 as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7, while the THUNDER went on to join that same company later in 2024, becoming the new HIGHSPEED 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran EXPRESS JET and the conventional ferry SPORADES STAR. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The TERA JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that are serving Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KRITI II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is docked, while the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is docked, while the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port, while the high speed catamaran EXPRESS JET of Sea Jets remains docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port, while the high speed catamaran EXPRESS JET of Sea Jets remains docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From front to back) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the TERA JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two different kinds of ferries seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways (which is seen about to dock) and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways (which is seen departing the port). PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries along with the high speed ferry CALDERA VISTA of Sea Jets, which was repainted in the livery of the Moroccan company Africa Morocco Link, to whom she had a brief and unsuccessful charter for a few weeks. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen at near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries has just entered, followed by the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, and aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries, and aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is about to dock, while the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is already docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. Both ships operate under the Saronic Ferries joint venture. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. Both ships operate under the Saronic Ferries joint venture. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines operating in Crete seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries, the OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS and the BLUE STAR DELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS and the BLUE STAR PAROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of Blue Star Ferries seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The DIAGORAS and the BLUE STAR PAROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two different kinds of ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is entering the port, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways has just exited. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen just outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines is heading towards her docking spot in Drapetsona, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways has just exited the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen just outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets has exited the port, while the Ro-Ro carrier AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines is heading towards her docking spot in Drapetsona. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen having just exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen having just exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen having just exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen having just exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen having just exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways has exited the port, while the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is seen about to enter. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen just outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is exiting the port, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to enter. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen just outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is exiting the port, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to enter. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen just outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to enter the port, while the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets has just exited. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf seen having just exited the port of Piraeus in order to head to Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is seen leaving the port, while the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two of the three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED is heading towards her docking spot, while the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Three cruiseferries operating in Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, along with the ASTERION II and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the aero high speed catamarans AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways are docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is leaving, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is leaving, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two kinds of ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2024: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: The three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: A view of the three aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen together in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the WORLDCHAMPION JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways are docked, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships serving the Saronic Guf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED, the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships serving the Saronic Guf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Six ships seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Three cruiseferries and one high speed ferry seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines, the ELYROS of ANEK Lines and the SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways that opeate on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is leaving the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen leaving Piraeus in order to head to Aegina: (From left to right) The aero highspeed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is docked, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries are heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries are heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2024: Two of the 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways that operate on the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 5. Behind them is the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the cruiseferry EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen having entered the port of Piraeus simultaneously: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen having entered the port of Piraeus simultaneously: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen having entered the port of Piraeus simultaneously: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways that serve the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries which all happen to serve Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries), the cruiseferry EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines and the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets is docked, while the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the high speed ferry SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two sister ships of Sea Jets that joined the company in 2015 and which are serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Two sister ships of Sea Jets that joined the company in 2015 and which are serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines are docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that are serving Crete seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 1 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED is leaving, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS are docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED is leaving, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS are docked. PIRAEUS 2024: The two largest 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways which serve the Saronic Gulf (along with having many years of service on the Cyclades) seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 is about to pass by the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 is heading towards her docking spot, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 and the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS are docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 passing by the cruiseferry NISSOS RODOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ASTERION II of ANEK Lines is docked, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards the port's exit. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. All of them began service in the Greek coastal service during the 2005 season. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferries KISSAMOS and ELYROS of ANEK Lines, along with the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when the POSIDON HELLAS was also owned by Hellenic Seaways from 2005 to 2015. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways serving the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 is docked, while the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen heading towards their respective docking spots in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries serving the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries serving the Cyclades spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets are heading towards their respective docking spots. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries that serve the Western Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries that serve the Western Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries that serve the Western Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two sister ships of Sea Jets that joined the company in 2015 and which are serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the CHAMPION JET 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the ELYROS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two of the youngest ships of the Saronic Gulf and of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two of the youngest ships of the Saronic Gulf and of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The 50-year-old conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries, along with the 1-year-old high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two of the youngest ships of the Saronic Gulf and of the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The 50-year-old conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries, along with the 1-year-old high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries, along with the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving and passing by the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two sister ships of Sea Jets that joined the company in 2015 and which are serving the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the CHAMPION JET 1, which is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferries CHAMPION JET 2 and CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, along with the departing hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, along with the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WOLRDCHAMPION JET and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways, the MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete spotted together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having exited the port of Piraeus and sailing towards the two main ports of Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen having exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they were owned by the now-defunct Greek company Endeavor Lines between 2006 and 2012. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen having exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they were owned by the now-defunct Greek company Endeavor Lines between 2006 and 2012. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen having exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they were owned by the now-defunct Greek company Endeavor Lines between 2006 and 2012. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built ferries with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen having exited the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they were owned by the now-defunct Greek company Endeavor Lines between 2006 and 2012. The NISSOS SAMOS operated for the latter as the IONIAN QUEEN, while the AGIOS GEORGIOS was known as the ELLI T back then. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of different sizes seen outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is about to enter the port, while the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways has left and is now heading towards the Northeast Aegean Sea. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry THEOLOGOS V II of Evia Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is already docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 1 and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Five ships seen in Piraeus during sunset: (From left to right) The cruiseferry KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines, the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries, the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the cruiseferry ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the cruiseferry EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries built in 2005 and with much-acclaimed careers in the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Seajets and the cruiseferrry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, from 2005 to 2018, when the OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET had been sold to Minoan Lines at the time. The BLUE STAR MYCONOS has been with Blue Star Ferries since 2020. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, along with the high speed ferries SPEEDRUNNER JET and CHAMPION JET 3 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries that serve the Western Cyclades seen together in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNET JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries built in 2005 and with much-acclaimed careers in the Greek coastal service seen together in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Seajets and the cruiseferrry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates under Hellenic Seaways, from 2005 to 2018, when the OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET had been sold to Minoan Lines at the time. The BLUE STAR MYCONOS has been with Blue Star Ferries since 2020. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Six ships seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, along with the high speed ferries SPEEDRUNNER JET and CHAMPION JET 3 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Five ferries seen together in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries and the high speed ferries SPEEDRUNNER JET and CHAMPION JET 3 of Sea Jets are docked, while the cruiseferry KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries, along with the high speed ferries SPEEDRUNNER JET and CHAMPION JET 3 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET is about to exit, while the SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 is docked just before she headed for her summer service on the Sporades. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2, the SPEEDRUNNET JET and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries is seen leaving, while the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets is docked just before she headed for her summer service on the Sporades. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2, the SPEEDRUNNET JET and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. All of them used to be fleetmates back when the OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET was also owned by Hellenic Seaways, operating for them as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 from 2005 to 2018. PIRAEUS 2024: Four high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is about to leave, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is docked, while the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of completely different sizes seen right outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ASTERION II of ANEK Lines is about to enter the port, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins has just exited. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is leaving the port, while the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines remains docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines is leaving the port, while the KNOSSOS PALACE of Minoan Lines remains docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries and the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three cruiseferries operating under Attica Group with experience on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries, the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating on the Northeast Aegean Sea under Attica Group seen on the Saronic Gulf, just outside of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries has exited the port, while the NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is making her way towards its entrance. Both ships used to be fleetmates from 2015 to 2020, back when the BLUE STAR MYCONOS was also owned by Hellenic Seaways, for whom she operated as the NISSOS MYKONOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating on the Northeast Aegean Sea under Attica Group seen on the Saronic Gulf, just outside of Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSOS SAMOS of Hellenic Seaways is making her way towards the port's entrance, while BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries has exited and is now sailing. Both ships used to be fleetmates from 2015 to 2020, back when the BLUE STAR MYCONOS was also owned by Hellenic Seaways, for whom she operated as the NISSOS MYKONOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is heading towards the port's exit, while the AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Four high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET was also owned by Hellenic Seaways, operating for them as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 from 2005 to 2018. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. The OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET was also owned by Hellenic Seaways, operating for them as the HIGHSPEED 5 and then as the HIGHSPEED 7 from 2005 to 2018. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 3 and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets that are also sister ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets that are also sister ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets operating on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus during the early morning: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2, the CHAMPION JET 3 and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4, the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 3 and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4 and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they both operated for Minoan Flying Dolphins/Hellas Flying Dolphins from 1999 to 2005. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries and the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways seen heading towards their respective docking spots in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways seen heading towards their respective docking spots in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships serving the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot, while the small passenger ship GEORGIOS BROUFAS II of Broufas Vessels has departed the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET is docked, while the CHAMPION JET 3 has just departed the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen leaving Piraeus simultaneously: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating under Attica Group seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From front to back) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the cruiseferry KISSAMOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete spotted together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete spotted together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft spotted in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries, along with the high speed ferries WORLDCHAMPION JET and CHAMPION JET 3 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of completely different sizes seen in the E7 gate in Piraeus: (From front to back) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries, along with the high speed ferries WORLDCHAMPION JET and CHAMPION JET 3 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two prominent ferries seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The cruiseferry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the high speed ferry OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. Both ships were fleetmates up until the start of that year, as the OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET was previously the SANTORINI PALACE under Minoan Lines, before she joined Sea Jets in 2024. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the CHAMPION JET 3 and the SPEEDRUNNER JET. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins, the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft and one ferry seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is seen leaving, the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways has just entered the port, while the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen leaving Piraeus simultaneously: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen leaving Piraeus simultaneously: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. Later in that same year both ships became fleetmates, as the THUNDER joined Hellenic Seaways, as the new HIGHSPEED 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the THUNDER of Fast Ferries. Later in that same year both ships became fleetmates, as the THUNDER joined Hellenic Seaways, as the new HIGHSPEED 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea, in Crete and on the Dodecanese, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked, while the KISSAMOS of ANEK Lines is heading towards her docking spot. Both ships used to be fleetmates, as the KISSAMOS was previously known as the BLUE GALAXY under Blue Star Ferries from 2015 to 2024. PIRAEUS 2024: Three cruiseferries operating under Attica Group and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea, in Crete and on the Dodecanese, seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The NISSO RODOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries are docked, while the KISSAMOS of ANEK Lines is heading towards her docking spot. In front of the NISSOS RODOS is the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6, also of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries with a significant presence on the Cyclades seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferry BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked, while the ELYROS of ANEK Lines is heading towards her docking spot. Both ships are the flagships of their respective companies. PIRAEUS 2024: One high speed craft and two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group (with the latter ships having experience on the Adriatic Sea, on the Dodecanese and on the Northeast Aegean Sea) seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways and the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen next to the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is about to exit, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 is seen entering the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen next to the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is about to exit, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 is seen entering the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen about to enter the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen about to enter the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen about to enter the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen entering the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf spotted near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is seen entering the port, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways has just exited. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen about to enter the port of Piraeus following their return from the islands that they were serving: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines is seen following the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen about to enter the port of Piraeus following their return from the islands that they were serving: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines is seen following the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen about to enter the port of Piraeus following their return from the islands that they were serving: (From left to right) The cruiseferry ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines is seen following the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating on the Cyclades seen about to enter the port of Piraeus following their return from the islands that they were serving: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen further left, following the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating on the Cyclades seen about to enter the port of Piraeus following their return from the islands that they were serving: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen following the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating on the Cyclades seen about to enter the port of Piraeus following their return from the islands that they were serving: (From left to right) The ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines and the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete spotted together in Piraeus during the late evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they both operated for Minoan Flying Dolphins/Hellas Flying Dolphins from 1999 to 2005. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot, while the cruiseferry BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets (both serving Milos during that year) seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the SUPERRUNNER JET II is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets (both serving Milos during that year) seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 is undergoing her maneuvering procedure, while the SUPERRUNNER JET II is seen leaving. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets and the high speed ferry FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is seen departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is seen departing the port, while the cruiseferry BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamarans FLYINGCAT 6 and FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is heading towards her docking spot, next to the MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Five high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamarans FLYINGCAT 6 and FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Five high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamarans FLYINGCAT 6 and FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, along with the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways, the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. Both ships used to be fleetmates, back when they both operated for Minoan Flying Dolphins/Hellas Flying Dolphins from 1999 to 2005. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries has just entered the port and is about to pass by the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry JUMBO JET of Sea Jets, the departing hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating in Crete under Attica Group seen docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries is resting, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is about to dock. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen heading towards their respective docking spots in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen heading towards their respective docking spots in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans and one landing craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Three aero high speed catamarans and one landing craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruise ferries operating under Attica Group and with past experience on the Adriatic Sea, on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II of ANEK Lines and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. They used to be fleetmates at the start of their careers in Japan, back when they were both owned by the Japanese company Taiheiyō Ferry. They were also built in the same shipyard, thus having a similar design. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built cruise ferries operating under Attica Group and with past experience on the Adriatic Sea, on the Northeast Aegean Sea and on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II of ANEK Lines and the NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways. They used to be fleetmates at the start of their careers in Japan, back when they were both owned by the Japanese company Taiheiyō Ferry. They were also built in the same shipyard, thus having a similar design. PIRAEUS 2024: A far look of two cruiseferries operating under Attica Group having exited Piraeus and sailing on the Saronic Gulf: (From left to right) The NISSOS RODOS of Hellenic Seaways is heading to the Northeast Aegean Sea and is following the BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries, which is heading towards the Cyclades. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The THUNDER of Fast Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways. Later in that same year both ships became fleetmates, as the THUNDER joined Hellenic Seaways, as the new HIGHSPEED 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ferries which all happen to serve Crete seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferries KISSAMOS and EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines, along with the high speed ferry THUNDER of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4 and the FLYINGCAT 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: The two hydrofoils of Aegean Flying Dolphins operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries, along with the hydrofoils FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I and FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: The two hydrofoils of Aegean Flying Dolphins operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA. PIRAEUS 2024: The two hydrofoils of Aegean Flying Dolphins operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA. PIRAEUS 2024: The two hydrofoils of Aegean Flying Dolphins operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA. PIRAEUS 2024: The two hydrofoils of Aegean Flying Dolphins operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I and the FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 3. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. Behind them is the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, which is also heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. Behind them is the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, which is also heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines, the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete and with previous experience on the Adriatic Sea seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the EL. VENIZELOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen from the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 6 is exiting the port, while the FLYINGCAT 5 is following her from behind. Further back is one of their fleetmates, namely the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Four ships seen outside of Piraeus, on the Saronic Gulf, while sailing during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the Ro-Ro carrier IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines have exited the port and begin sailing on the Aegean Sea, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways are returning back to the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen outside of Piraeus, on the Saronic Gulf, while sailing during the evening: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways have exited the port and begin sailing on the Aegean Sea, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 is returning back to the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen outside of Piraeus, on the Saronic Gulf, while sailing during the evening: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways have exited the port and begin sailing on the Aegean Sea, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 is returning back to the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen outside of Piraeus, on the Saronic Gulf, while sailing during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries is seen returning to the port, while the Ro-Ro carrier IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines has left and is now sailing on the Aegean Sea. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of different sizes and operating under Attica Group seen outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The large ferry BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries has left the port, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is making her way bacl. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS is heading towards her docking spot, while the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets is heading towards her docking spot. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards their respective docking spots: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed catamarans operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways and the SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen docked in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries is heading towards her docking spot, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is already docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft seen in Piraeus during the summer: (From left to right) The departing high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: One cruisferry and two high speed craft seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The ELYROS of ANEK Lines, the MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries and the SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries of ANEK Lines that operate in Crete seen together in Piraeus during the evening: (From left to right) The KISSAMOS and the ELYROS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 5 is following the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 5 is following the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 6 is being followed by the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2024: One cruise ferry and two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf (and which also happen to be sister ships) seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The NISSOS SAMOS is docked, while the FLYINGCAT 6 is exiting the port and being followed by the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 6 is being followed by the FLYINGCAT 5. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen having exited the port of Piraeus: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 5 is following the FLYINGCAT 6. Behind them is their fleetmate, namely the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen having exited the port of Piraeus and now sailing on the Saronic Gulf: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 5 is following the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf and which also happen to be sister ships seen having exited the port of Piraeus and now sailing on the Saronic Gulf: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 5 is following the FLYINGCAT 6. PIRAEUS 2024: One Ro-Ro carrier and two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf (and which also happen to be sister ships) seen having exited the port of Piraeus and now sailing on the Saronic Gulf: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: One Ro-Ro carrier and two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf (and which also happen to be sister ships) seen having exited the port of Piraeus and now sailing on the Saronic Gulf: (From front to back) The FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways, the BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: One Ro-Ro carrier and one high speed craft of Attica Group seen having exited the port of Piraeus and now sailing on the Saronic Gulf: (From front to back) The Ro-Ro carrier BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen on the Saronic Gulf, while they all head back towards the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries, the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 is leaving, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways are docked, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways is departing the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving the port, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. Both ships used to be fleetmates back when they operated together for the predecessor of Hellenic Seaways, namely Minoan Flying Dolphins and then Hellas Flying Dolphins, from 1999 to 2005. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving the port, while the high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. Both ships used to be fleetmates back when they operated together for the predecessor of Hellenic Seaways, namely Minoan Flying Dolphins and then Hellas Flying Dolphins, from 1999 to 2005. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft operating on the Saronic Gulf seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 3 of Hellenic Seaways and the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins. PIRAEUS 2024: Two hydrofoils and one cruiseferry seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving the port, while the ARIADNE of Hellenic Seaways (operated by Superfast Ferries) and the FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins are docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of 2way Ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS and the ACHAEOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Hellenic Seaways seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 and the cruiseferry NISSOS SAMOS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AQUA JEWEL of Sea Jets Ferries, along with the BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2 of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries operating on the Dodecanese seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR CHIOS and the BLUE STAR 2. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating on the Saronic Gulf seen right outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is about to enter the port, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries has exited. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen right outside of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran MAGIC 1 of Magic Sea Ferries has left, while the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is about to enter the port. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen laid-up in Drapetsona right next to Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional ferry ALEXANDRA L of Kefalonian Lines and the high speed ferry NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. Both of them were briefly fleetmates under NEL Lines during the early 2010s, for whom they operated as the AQUA MARIA and as the CYCLADES EXPRESS, respectively. PIRAEUS 2024: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries, the PELAGITIS of Ainaftis and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries, the PELAGITIS of Ainaftis and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The PELAGITIS of Ainaftis and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Three Ro-Ro carriers seen together in the Ro-Ro terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona: (From left to right) The BLUE CARRIER 2 of Blue Star Ferries, the PELAGITIS of Ainaftis and the AGIOS GEORGIOS of Creta Cargo Lines. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Three ships seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries, the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 3 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two conventional ferries operating on the Cyclades seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries and the BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets and the HIGHSPEED 3 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries operating under Attica Group seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 3 of Hellenic Seaways is docked, while the cruiseferry ASTERION II of ANEK Lines is undergoing her maneuvering procedure. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships seen together in Piraeus during the morning: (From left to right) The conventional ferry BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the SUPERRUNNER JET II. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating on the Piraeus-Heraklion line seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines is about to dock. PIRAEUS 2024: Two cruiseferries operating on the Piraeus-Heraklion line seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines is docked, while the ASTERION II of ANEK Lines is about to dock. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET, the CHAMPION JET 2 and the SUPERRUNNER JET II. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of 2way Ferries that have been operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2024: Four high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 3, the FLYINGCAT 4, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the SUPERRUNNER JET II. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed craft seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways and the high speed ferry WORLDCHAMPION JET of Sea Jets. PIRAEUS 2024: Four high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 3, the FLYINGCAT 4, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries with experience on the Cyclades and which happen to be sister ships seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNET JET of Sea Jets and the HELLENIC HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. Both ships used to be fleetmates at the start of their careers, back when they were owned by the now-defunct British conglomerate Sea Containers. PIRAEUS PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The CHAMPION JET 2 and the SUPERRUNNER JET II. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The SPEEDRUNNER JET 2 of Sea Jets and the HIGHSPEED 3 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II of ANEK Lines and the EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two Japanese-built ferries seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ASTERION II of ANEK Lines and the EKATERINI P of Fast Ferries. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Three high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 4, the FLYINGCAT 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two 'Flyingcats' of Hellenic Seaways seen undergoing their annual winter refits in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The FLYINGCAT 3 and the FLYINGCAT 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of 2way Ferries that have been operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ships of Blue Star Ferries seen near the entrance of the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier BLUE CARRIER 2 is heading towards her docking spot in the Ro-Ro carrier terminal in Drapetsona, while the cruiseferry BLUE STAR PATMOS remains docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The WORLDCHAMPION JET and the CHAMPION JET 2 PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Hellenic Seaways belonging to the 'Highspeed' brandname and which just became fleetamtes seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of 2way Ferries that have been operating on the Saronic Gulf for many years seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS and the POSIDON HELLAS. PIRAEUS 2024: Two high speed ferries of Hellenic Seaways belonging to the 'Highspeed' brandname and which just became fleetamtes seen in Piraeus, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 3 and the HIGHSPEED 4. PIRAEUS 2024: Two aero high speed catamarans of Hellenic Seaways seen docked in Piraeus: (From left to right) The AERO 2 HIGHSPEED and the AERO 1 HIGHSPEED. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries seen in Piraeus: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is heading towards the exit of the port, while the cruiseferry BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries remains docked. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries of different sizes seen together in Piraeus: (From left to right) The cruiseferrry FESTOS PALACE of Minoan Lines and the high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 3 of Hellenic Seaways. PIRAEUS 2024: Two ferries spotted in the port of Piraeus: (From left to right) The high speed ferry SPEEDRUNNER JET of Sea Jets and the cruiseferry BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries.

ITHAKI DIAMOND (ΙΘΑΚΗ ΝΤΑΪΑΜΟΝΤ) -Ionion P Lines Built in 2010 (age 16). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Kefalonia-Ithaca-Astakos The conventional double-ended ferry ITHAKI DIAMOND was built in 2010 in Greece, as the STYRA DIAMOND for the Greek company Diamond Lines. She was deployed on the Agia Marina-Nea Styra line on the Petalioi Gulf, where she remained until 2014. During that same year, her company ceased operations, and she was laid-up in Nea Styra, before then heading to Eretria for further lay-up in 2015. In 2016 she was sold to Ionion P Lines and she underwent a refit in Perama, which went to last for a year. In 2017 she was renamed ITHAKI DIAMOND and she began service on the Kefalonia-Ithaca-Astakos line on the Ionian Sea, providing additional service to the one performed by her fleetmate, namely the IONION PELAGOS. She did not operate during the 2018, instead remaining in Salamina. She returned to the Kefalonia-Ithaca-Astakos line in 2019, usually as a relief vessel for the IONION PELAGOS when she is at full capacity or when she undergoes her annual winter refit. PHOTOS (2023): ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen in the port of Sami in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen in the port of Sami in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen in the port of Sami in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (11/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (12/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (12/2023). ITHAKI DIAMOND The ITHAKI DIAMOND seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in the port of Sami in Kefalonia (12/2023).

THEOSKEPASTI (ΘΕΟΣΚΕΠΑΣΤΗ) -Dakoutros Speed Built in 2017 (age 9 ). Registered in Santorini. Current line: Santorini-Nea Kameni-Palaia Kameni The small high speed boat THEOSKEPASTI was built in Greece in 2017, entering service for Dakoutros Speed also known as the Santorini Boatmen & Mooring Services, alongside her sister ship, namely the KALLIOPI. The two ships had been ordered following the successful introduction of their first three sister ships (namely the IOANNIS D in 2013, and the ELEFTHERIOS D and the TAXIARCHIS D in 2016) in Santorini by Dakoutros Speed, as well as the introduction of three larger small high speed boats (namely the FANTASIA and the PRESTIGE in 2014, and the PELAGOS in 2016). Like all of her fleetmates, the THEOSKEPASTI mainly operates between Santorini and the volcanic islands of Nea Kameni and Palaia Kameni, and she also helps transport passengers from cruise ships to Santorini. PHOTOS (2019): THEOSKEPASTI The THEOSKEPASTI seen approaching Santorini (7/2019). THEOSKEPASTI The THEOSKEPASTI seen approaching Santorini (7/2019). THEOSKEPASTI The THEOSKEPASTI seen approaching Santorini (7/2019). THEOSKEPASTI The THEOSKEPASTI having just docked in Santorini (7/2019).

EVIA STAR (ΕΥΒΟΙΑ ΣΤΑΡ) -Olympian Ferries Built in 1980 (age 46). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Rafina-Marmari The ferry EVIA STAR was built in 1980 in Japan as a Ro-Ro carrier. She was initially known as the HAYABUSA No. 3 of the Japanese company Kyoei Unyu, and she served the Aomori-Hakodate line. After spending 20 years there, she was sold to the Greek company Geraistos NE. She was renamed EVIA STAR and she was converted into a passenger ferry in Perama. After a year-long conversion, she was deployed on the Rafina-Marmari-Karystos line on the Petalioi Gulf in 2001. She collided with the PENELOPE A of Agoudimos Lines in 2004 and then with the AQUA JEWEL of Alpha Ferries (now of Sea Jets) in 2007, both times in Rafina. In 2010 she was once again converted in Perama, whereupon she received sponsons. She returned to service on the Rafina-Marmari line, where she has been remaining ever since. In 2024 she was sold to the Greek company Olympian Ferries. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024): EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen approaching the port of Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen approaching the port of Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen approaching the port of Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR preparing to maneuver in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR preparing to maneuver in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR preparing to maneuver in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR maneuvering in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR maneuvering in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR docking in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR docking in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having just docked in Rafina (6/2018). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen approaching the port of Rafina, having arrived from Marmari (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen approaching the port of Rafina, having arrived from Marmari (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen approaching the port of Rafina, having arrived from Marmari (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR about to maneuver in Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR about to maneuver in Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR about to maneuver in Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR ready to maneuver in the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR ready to maneuver in the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR ready to maneuver in the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having just docked in Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having just docked in Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen resting in the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen resting in the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2019). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen on the Petalioi Gulf, heading towards Rafina (8/2020). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen on the Petalioi Gulf, heading towards Rafina (8/2020). EVIA STAR Crossing the EVIA STAR on the Petalioi Gulf, as she is seen heading towards Rafina (8/2020). EVIA STAR Crossing the EVIA STAR on the Petalioi Gulf, as she is seen heading towards Rafina (8/2020). EVIA STAR Crossing the EVIA STAR on the Petalioi Gulf, as she heads towards Marmari (7/2021). EVIA STAR Crossing the EVIA STAR on the Petalioi Gulf, as she heads towards Marmari (7/2021). EVIA STAR Crossing the EVIA STAR on the Petalioi Gulf, as she heads towards Marmari (7/2021). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen docked in the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen docked in the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen docked in the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen right before her departure from Rafina (10/022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen as she leaves Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen as she leaves Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen arriving in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen arriving in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen arriving in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR beginning her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR beginning her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR beginning her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having just docked in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having just docked in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having just docked in Rafina (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen leaving Rafina once again (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having left Rafina in order to head to Marmari (10/2022). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen arriving in Rafina during the morning (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen arriving in Rafina during the morning (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen arriving in Rafina during the morning (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina during the morning (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR about to complete her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having completed her maneuvering procedure and now about to dock in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having completed her maneuvering procedure and now about to dock in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen while docking in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen while docking in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having just docked in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having just docked in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having just docked in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen preparing to depart the port of Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR having left the port of Rafina in order to head to Marmari (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having returned to Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having returned to Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having returned to Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen while undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen while undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen while undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having completed her maneuvering procedure and now about to dock in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen having docked once again in Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen leaving the port of Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen leaving the port of Rafina (8/2024). EVIA STAR The EVIA STAR seen leaving the port of Rafina. Following the completion of the summer season, she joined the newly-established Greek company Olympian Ferries (8/2024).

DIMITRIS (ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ) -Nea Styra Ferries Built in 2010 (age 16 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Agia Marina-Nea Styra The landing craft DIMITRIS was built in 2010 in Greece, for the Greek company Nea Styra Ferries. She began service on the Agia Marina-Nea Styra line on the Petalioi Gulf, where she joined her sister ship, namely the APOSTOLIS T, which had been built in 2009. PHOTOS (2024): DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen in the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen in the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen in the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen departing the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen departing the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen departing the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having departed the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having departed the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having departed the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having sailed from the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having sailed from the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having sailed from the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS spotted in Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS spotted in Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS spotted in Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS resting in Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS resting in Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS in the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS in the port of Nea Styra (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having just docked in the port of Agia Marina (6/2024). DIMITRIS The DIMITRIS seen having just docked in the port of Agia Marina (6/2024).

PETROULA (ΠΕΤΡΟΥΛΑ) -Sporades Lines Built in 2010 (age 16). Registered in Skiathos. Current line: None (under refit in Skiathos) The small passenger ship PETROULA was built in 2010 in Greece, as the HERMES for the Greek company Antiparos Lines. She began her career on the Paros-Antiparos line on the Cyclades, where she remained until 2016. That year, she was sold to the newly-established Greek company Petroula Speedline, being renamed PETROULA. She was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line in 2017. In 2018 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Salamina line, before returning to the Perama-Salamina line in 2019. She was laid-up in Salamina in 2020. In 2024 she was sold to Sporades Lines and she was deployed on the Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line, thus operating on a new inter-Sporades service. The latter was limited to the Skiathos-Skopelos line in 2025. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): PETROULA The PETROULA seen in Salamina (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA seen in Salamina (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA seen in Salamina (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA having just entered Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA having just entered Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA having just entered Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA departing Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA departing Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA having left Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA having left Piraeus (7/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA preparing to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA preparing to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA resting in Piraeus (8/2018). PETROULA The PETROULA seen resting in Salamina (8/2019). PETROULA The PETROULA seen docked in Salamina (8/2020). PETROULA The PETROULA seen in Salamina (9/2021). PETROULA The PETROULA spotted in Salamina (8/2022). PETROULA The PETROULA spotted in Salamina (8/2022). PETROULA The PETROULA spotted in Salamina (8/2022). PETROULA The PETROULA seen in Salamina (4/2023). PETROULA The PETROULA seen docked in Salamina (9/2023). PETROULA The PETROULA seen docked in Salamina (9/2023). PETROULA The PETROULA seen in Salamina, at the final stage of her lay-up, as she was subsequently sold to Sporades Lines in order to resume service (4/2024).

EXPRESS JET (ΕΞΠΡΕΣ ΤΖΕΤ) -Sea Jets ex-SIFNOS JET (ΣΙΦΝΟΣ ΤΖΕΤ), als o of Sea Jets (20 16-2023) Built in 1999 (age 27). Registered in Limassol. Current line: None (under refit in Chania) The small high speed catamaran EXPRESS JET was built in 1999 in Australia, having been ordered by the New Caledonian company Compagnie Maritime des Îles. She began service as the BETICO in New Caledonia, operating on the Nouméa-Îles des Pins-Maré-Lifou-Ouvéa line. She stayed there for ten years, until she was replaced in 2009 by the newly-built BETICO 2, which was larger and faster than her. As a result, she was listed for sale, and she remained laid-up in Nouméa for seven years. In 2016, she was sold to the Greek company Sea Jets. She arrived later that year in Greece, having been renamed SIFNOS JET. She was converted initially in Elefsina and then in Chalkida and in Piraeus for three years, and her refit was completed in 2019. She subsequently began service for her new owners on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos-Kimolos-Folegandros-Thirassia-Santorini-Ios line. In 2020 she was deployed on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini-Naxos line. In 2021 she was inserted on the Paros-Mykonos line, thus operating a shuttle service between both islands. In 2022 she operated on the Rafina-Tinos-Mykonos-Naxos-Paros line. In 2023 she was renamed EXPRESS JET and she was deployed on the Santorini-Ios-Paros-Mykonos line. In 2024 she operated on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini line. In 2025 she was deployed on the Heraklion-Santorini line. PHOTOS (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen arriving in Piraeus, during her first summer of operations under Sea Jets (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET, the most recent introduction of Sea Jets, seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET docking in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET docking in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET docking in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET resting in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET resting in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET resting in Piraeus (7/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, shortly before her afternoon departure for the Cyclades (8/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, shortly before her afternoon departure for the Cyclades (8/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, shortly before her afternoon departure for the Cyclades (8/2019). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus (7/2021). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus (7/2021). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus (7/2021). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET docked in Piraeus (7/2021). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, where she was now docked after having completed her summer service on the Cyclades (10/2022). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, where she was now docked after having completed her summer service on the Cyclades (10/2022). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, where she was now docked after having completed her summer service on the Cyclades (10/2022). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET still seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (1/2023). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen docked in Piraeus (3/2023). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen docked in Piraeus (3/2023). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen docked in Piraeus during the evening (3/2023). SIFNOS JET The SIFNOS JET seen in Piraeus, in what was my last picture of the ship under that name, as she was subsequently renamed EXPRESS JET (4/2023). EXPRESS JET My first picture of the ship as the EXPRESS JET, after Sea Jets renamed her. She is seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen in Piraeus, shortly after having been renamed (4/2023). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen in Piraeus, shortly after having been renamed (4/2023). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET spotted in Piraeus, while temporarily operating on the service provided by the SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2, while these ships were completing their annual winter refits (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET spotted in Piraeus, while temporarily operating on the service provided by the SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2, while these ships were completing their annual winter refits (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET spotted in Piraeus, while temporarily operating on the service provided by the SUPER JET and the SUPER JET 2, while these ships were completing their annual winter refits (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET resting in Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET resting in Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET resting in Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET spotted in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET spotted in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). EXPRESS JET The EXPRESS JET seen in Piraeus. She would later head to Heraklion in order to begin her summer service on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini line (4/2024).

KAPETAN YIANGOS (ΚΑΠΕΤΑΝ ΓΙΑΓΚΟΣ) -Mathioudakis Tours Built in 1981 (age 45). Registered in Poros. Current line: Milos-Kimolos The small passenger ship KAPETAN YIANGOS was built in 1981 in Greece, initially operating as a tour boat in Poros. In 1984 she was acquired by the Greek company Mathioudakis Tours, which is based in Milos, and she was converted in Syros. She began to perform daily cruises around the island while also serving Kimolos on the Cyclades. She also underwent another conversion in Syros in 2000, whereupon she was further lengthened. She remains a popular ship in Milos even to date. PHOTOS (2021): KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS seen heading towards Sarakiniko Beach in Milos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS seen heading towards Sarakiniko Beach in Milos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS docked in Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS docked in Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS docked in Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS seen resting in the port of Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS seen resting in the port of Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS seen resting in the port of Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS having departed Kimolos (6/2021). KAPETAN YIANGOS The KAPETAN YIANGOS having departed Kimolos (6/2021).

NERAÏDA (ΝΕΡΑΪΔΑ) -Sea Bond Built in 1999 (age 27). Registered in Aegina. Current line: None (under refit in Aegina) The small wooden passenger ship NERAÏDA was built in 1999 in Greece, initially as a traditional fishing boat. In 2016, she was sold to the Greek company Sea Bond and she was converted to a small passenger ship. She was subsequently deployed on the Aegina-Moni line, thereby connecting Aegina with its small neighbouring island on the Saronic Gulf. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2024): NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA arriving in Aegina (6/2018). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving Aegina for Moni (7/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docking in the port of Aegina (8/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docking in the port of Aegina (8/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docking in the port of Aegina (8/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA having just docked in the port of Aegina (8/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA having just docked in the port of Aegina (8/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA having just docked in the port of Aegina (8/2019). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving the port of Aegina (8/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving the port of Aegina (8/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving the port of Aegina (8/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen arriving in Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen arriving in Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen arriving in Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA about to maneuver in Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA about to maneuver in Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving Moni (9/2020). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA about to dock in Aegina (7/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA about to dock in Aegina (7/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (7/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (7/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen approaching the island of Moni (8/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen approaching the island of Moni (8/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA having just arrived in the island of Moni (8/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA having just arrived in the island of Moni (8/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen leaving the port of Aegina (8/2021). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docked in the port of Aegina (8/2022). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docked in the port of Aegina (8/2022). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (10/2022). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docked in Aegina (4/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docked in Aegina (4/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen docked in Aegina (4/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen entering the port of Aegina, after having returned from Moni (6/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen entering the port of Aegina, after having returned from Moni (6/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (7/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (7/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina during the evening (7/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina during the evening (7/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina during the evening (7/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (8/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (8/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA spotted in Aegina during the evening (8/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA spotted in Aegina during the evening (8/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen in Aegina (8/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen shifting from one berth to another in Aegina (8/2024). NERAÏDA The NERAÏDA seen shifting from one berth to another in Aegina (8/2024).

BLUE STAR MYCONOS (ΜΠΛΟΥ ΣΤΑΡ ΜΥΚΟΝΟΣ) -Blue Star Ferries ex-NISSOS MYK ONOS (ΝΗΣΟΣ ΜΥΚΟΝΟΣ) of Hellenic Seaways (2005-2020) Built in 2005 (age 21). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala-Thessaloniki Considered to be among the best ships in the Greek coastal service, the amazing and acclaimed cruiseferry BLUE STAR MYCONOS was originally ordered by Strintzis Lines in 1999, and she was due to be named SUPERFERRY CHIOS and to operate on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line. Alongside her, a sister ship due to be named SUPERFERRY MYKONOS (now the BLUE STAR CHIOS) was also ordered. Both ships were to be built in Greece (they are the first-ever cruiseferries to be built in the country). In 2000, as Strintzis Lines was transferred to Attica Group and was renamed Blue Star Ferries, the ships were therefore due to be delivered as the BLUE STAR CHIOS and as the BLUE STAR MYKONOS, respectively. However, in 2002, as the construction of the ships did not progress, the order was canceled by Blue Star Ferries. The keel of the BLUE STAR CHIOS remained laid-up in Salamina until 2004, when the two newbuildings were sold to Hellas Flying Dolphins for completion. The BLUE STAR CHIOS therefore became the NISSOS MYKONOS and the BLUE STAR MYKONOS became the NISSOS CHIOS. The NISSOS MYKONOS was completed in 2005 in Greece and she was delivered to her company, which had just been rebranded as Hellenic Seaways. She was deployed on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, where she became very successful. She notably won the prestigious 'Ship of the Year' award given by Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards for 2006. After her sister ship, namely the NISSOS CHIOS, was completed in 2007, the NISSOS MYKONOS was transferred to the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Samos line. Her first years on the service were very successful as well. In 2009 she operated on the Piraeus-Paros-Naxos-Ikaria-Samos line and in 2010 and in 2011 she operated on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos line. In 2012, however, she was temporarily removed from service in a controversial manner, being replaced by the IERAPETRA L of ANEK Lines (now the AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries). Despite rumours saying the ship had been sold overseas, she returned to service on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Samos line, but only during the summer. She was then forced to operate for a month on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line when the NISSOS CHIOS, which was serving on the latter, collided with the pier of the port of Tinos. She returned to the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Samos line for the rest of the summer, ultimately operating for only 12 weeks. In 2013, she resumed service on the same line, but once again only during the summer. However, during her first day of service, she suffered a fire in her funnel while heading towards Samos, but fortunately enough it was extinguished immediately by the crew. This forced her to miss a month of service as she was repaired in Perama. But immediately after returning, her service was acclaimed, therefore there were many calls to have her operate on a yearly basis, but unfortunately the Ministry of Shipping and Insular Policy declined the request. She returned to service for the summer of 2014, during which she had an extremely successful season. Things got even more fortunate when NEL Lines had its operating license on the Northeast Aegean Sea lifeline revoked. Thus, in late 2014, she began service on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Samos-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala line. Her service there was also successful, and it eventually initiated the company to deploy more ships of its fleet in the area. In 2015, the ship was deployed on the Piraeus-Paros-Naxos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos line, again earning positive reviews, and in 2016 she was deployed once again on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos line. In 2017 she returned to the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Samos-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala line. In 2020, after 15 years with Hellenic Seaways, she was transferred back to Blue Star Ferries and she was renamed BLUE STAR MYCONOS. She was deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos-Patmos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos-Chios-Oinousses-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala line, while in 2021 she served the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Patmos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos-Chios-Oinousses-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala line. She underwent a conversion in Perama in 2021, whereupon she was equipped with an exhaust gas cleaning system, after which she resumed her service on the Northeast Aegean Sea. In 2023 she once operated solely on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos line. PHOTOS (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS departing the port of Piraeus in the morning (8/2017). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS departing the port of Piraeus in the morning (8/2017). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS departing the port of Piraeus in the morning (8/2017). NISSOS MYKONOS The acclaimed NISSOS MYKONOS leaving the port of Piraeus during the morning (8/2017). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS, one of the jewels of the Greek coastal service, leaving the port of Piraeus during the morning (8/2017). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus during the morning (8/2017). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS having left Mykonos (6/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS having left Mykonos (6/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS having left Mykonos (6/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading from Mykonos to Ikaria (6/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading from Mykonos to Ikaria (6/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading from Mykonos to Ikaria (6/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen heading from Piraeus to Syros (7/2018). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen at dawn in Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS about to exit the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (7/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The stern of the NISSOS MYKONOS in Piraeus (8/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen docked in Piraeus (8/2019). NISSOS MYKONOS The NISSOS MYKONOS seen docked in Piraeus, in what turned out to be my last-ever picture of the ship under her name and under Hellenic Seaways, as she was sold in 2020 to Blue Star Ferries (8/2019). BLUE STAR MYCONOS My first-ever picture of the BLUE STAR MYCONOS under her new name and new owner, as she is seen resting in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS resting in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS resting in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS resting in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS docked in Piraeus, during her first season under Blue Star Ferries (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS in Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS in the port of Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS in the port of Piraeus (9/2020). BLUE STAR MYCONOS My first-ever picture of the BLUE STAR MYCONOS with her upgraded funnel following her conversion whereupon she received an exhaust gas cleaning system. She is seen here resting in Piraeus (7/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (7/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (7/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (7/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen as she leaves Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen as she leaves Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen as she leaves Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS leaving the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS leaving the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS leaving the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS making her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS making her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS making her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen on the Saronic Gulf, while heading from Piraeus to the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen on the Saronic Gulf, while heading from Piraeus to the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen on the Saronic Gulf, while heading from Piraeus to the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea (8/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus (10/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus (10/2022). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having departed the port of Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having departed the port of Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (3/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in Piraeus (3/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having departed the port of Piraeus (9/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having departed the port of Piraeus (9/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having departed the port of Piraeus (9/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen docked in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen docked in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen docked in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen resting in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen resting in Piraeus (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen resting in Piraeus, while receiving bunkers (11/2023). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in the PIRAEUS I Drydock in Perama, while undergoing her annual drydock (4/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in the PIRAEUS I Drydock in Perama, while undergoing her annual drydock (4/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen in the PIRAEUS I Drydock in Perama, while undergoing her annual drydock (4/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen while undergoing her annual drydock in the PIRAEUS I Drydock in Perama (4/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen while undergoing her annual drydock in the PIRAEUS I Drydock in Perama (4/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS BLUE STAR MYCONOS BLUE STAR MYCONOS BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen leaving Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen as she heads towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen as she heads towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen as she heads towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen exiting the port of Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having exited Piraeus and now sailing towards Syros (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having exited Piraeus and now sailing towards Syros (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen having exited Piraeus and now sailing towards Syros (7/2024). BLUE STAR MYCONOS The BLUE STAR MYCONOS seen after having exited Piraeus and now sailing towards Syros (7/2024).

MANTALENA (ΜΑΝΤΑΛΕΝΑ) -Pegasus Cruises Built in 1990 (age 36). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Tolo) The small passenger ship MANTALENA was built in 1990 in Greece for the Greek company Pegasus Cruises. She was deployed on daily cruises based on the Argolic Gulf and on the Saronic Gulf. While she mainly serves the Tolo-Nafplion-Hydra-Spetses line, she has also occasionally served the islands of Aegina and Poros, as well as the ports of Zea, Floisbos, Saronida and Palaia Fokaia. She has also done several trips along the Zea-Aegina-Hydra line, usually under charter to travel groups. She underwent a small conversion in Perama in 1998, during which she acquired a bulbous bow. She is considered one of the most popular vessels of the Argolic Gulf, and she is particularly appreciated by the residents of Tolo. PHOTOS (2022): MANTALENA The MANTALENA seen in Aegina, on an occasional cruise that she performed in the island (10/2022). MANTALENA The MANTALENA seen in Aegina, on an occasional cruise that she performed in the island (10/2022). MANTALENA The MANTALENA seen docked in the port of Aegina (10/2022). MANTALENA The MANTALENA seen docked in the port of Aegina (10/2022). MANTALENA The MANTALENA seen docked in the port of Aegina (10/2022).

EVDOKIA (ΕΥΔΟΚΙΑ) -Kerkyra Lines Built in 1995 (age 31 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Corfu-Ereikousa-Mathraki-Othonoi The small conventional ferry EVDOKIA was built in 1995 in Japan, as the FERRY MISHIMA for the Japanese company Sakito Shosen. She was deployed on the Sasebo-Sakito-Ejima-Hirashima-Tomosumi line on the Sasebo Bay. She remained in this service for 24 years, until she was replaced by a newly-built fleetmate, namely the MISHIMA, in 2019. That same year, she was sold to the Greek company Kerkyra Lines and she was renamed EVDOKIA. She arrived in Greece in 2020, and she underwent an extensive conversion in Amaliapolis and then in Chalkida, and in 2021 she began service on the Corfu-Ereikousa-Mathraki-Othonoi lifeline, thus serving the Diapontian Islands on the Ionian Sea,. PHOTOS (2022): EVDOKIA The EVDOKIA seen in Corfu during the evening (9/2022). EVDOKIA The EVDOKIA seen in Corfu during the evening (9/2022). EVDOKIA The EVDOKIA seen resting in Corfu, during her second season on the Diapontian Islands lifeline (9/2022). EVDOKIA The EVDOKIA seen docked in the port of Corfu (9/2022). EVDOKIA The EVDOKIA seen docked in the port of Corfu (9/2022). EVDOKIA The EVDOKIA seen docked in the port of Corfu (9/2022).

PANAGIA SKIADENI (ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΣΚΙΑΔΕΝΗ) -Dodekanisos Seaways Built in 1986 (age 40 ). Registered in Rhodes. Current line: Rhodes-Symi The conventional ferry PANAGIA SKIADENI was built in 1986 in Japan, as the FERRY TACHIBANA for the Japanese company Nankai Ferry. She was deployed on the Wakayama-Tokushima line, where she remained until 2000. That same year, she was sold to the South Korean company Dong Yang Shipping Company (known as Dong Yang Express Ferry Company since 2005) and she was renamed ORIENT STAR. She served the Busan-Jeju line on the Jeju Strait, where she remained until 2003. During that same year she was sold to the Greek company Karystia Lines (owned by the Alifrangis family), thus becoming their second ship, after the MARMARI EXPRESS which had been acquired in 1999. She was temporarily renamed STAR A and she underwent a major conversion in Drapetsona, during which her bow was remodeled, while her stern was upgraded with the addition of outdoor sun decks, and her indoor areas were fully refurbished. She was eventually renamed ARTEMISIA in 2004, and she began service on the Rafina-Marmari line on the Petalioi Gulf in 2005. Following the completion of the 2011 season, she was sold to Dodekanisos Seaways, hence becoming their third ship and the first conventional ferry to begin services for them (indeed they had bought the ferry PANAGIA SKIADENI back when they were established in 1999, but that ship never operated for them, as she was sold within a few months to DANE Sea Line, and she is currently known as the DIAGORAS of Blue Star Ferries). She was renamed PANAGIA SKIADENI and she underwent a refit in Salamina, before beginning service in late 2011 on the Rhodes-Symi line on the Dodecanese. From 2012 to 2014 she also operated on the Rhodes-Marmaris line. She underwent a major refit in 2021 in Salamina, during which her indoor areas were fully renovated. In 2023 she operated on the inter-Dodecanese lifeline linking the Dodecanese Islands with Samos, therefore operating on the Samos-Agathonisi-Farmakonisi-Arkioi-Patmos-Leipsoi-Leros-Kalymnos-Kos-Symi-Rhodes lifeline. She returned to the Rhodes-Symi line in 2024. PHOTOS (2022): PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen arriving in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen arriving in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen arriving in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen about to undergo her maneuvering procedure in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen about to undergo her maneuvering procedure in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen about to undergo her maneuvering procedure in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI about to dock in Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI about to dock in Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen docked in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen docked in the port of Panormitis in Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen heading towards the port of Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen heading towards the port of Symi (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen docked in the port of Rhodes (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen docked in the port of Rhodes (8/2022). PANAGIA SKIADENI The PANAGIA SKIADENI seen docked in the port of Rhodes (8/2022).

KELLY CRUISE (ΚΕΛΛΥ ΚΡΟΥΪΖ) -Fostinis ANE Built in 1989 (age 37 ). Registered in Porto Cheli. Current line: Porto Cheli-Spetses-Hydra-Nafplion-Leonidion-Monemvasia The small passenger ship KELLY CRUISE was built in 1989 in Greece for the Greek company Fostinis ANE (which based in Porto Cheli), as a one-day cruise ship on the Saronic Gulf. She was deployed on the Porto Cheli-Spetses-Hydra-Nafplion-Leonidion-Monemvasia line, where she still remains today. She operates throughout collaborations with the BARBAYANNIS, which is owned by Fostinis Cruises. PHOTOS (2017): KELLY CRUISE The KELLY CRUISE resting in the port of Hydra (9/2017). KELLY CRUISE The KELLY CRUISE resting in the port of Hydra (9/2017).

ANNOULA II (ΑΝΝΟΥΛΑ ΙΙ) -Theos Boats Built in 1992 (age 34) . Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Corfu-Paxoi The small passenger ship ANNOULA II was built in 1992 in Greece for TUI Zakynthos, after a two-year delay in her construction. She began operating during the summer in Zakynthos, performing daily cruises around the island and to the islet of Marathonisi on the Ionian Sea. She was extensively refitted in 1995, whereupon her passenger capacity was increased. In 2009 the ship was preparing to operate on the Piraeus-Salamina line, but this eventually did not happen, and she remained in her daily summer service in Zakynthos. In 2018 she was sold to the Greek company Theos Boats, which is based in Corfu. She was subsequently assigned to perform summer cruises on the Corfu-Paxoi line. PHOTOS (2016, 2017): ANNOULA II The ANNOULA II in Zakynthos (7/2016). ANNOULA II The ANNOULA II leaving Zakynthos for an afternoon cruise (7/2016). ANNOULA II The ANNOULA II in Zakynthos (7/2016). ANNOULA II The ANNOULA II resting in Zakynthos, during her final season under TUI Zakynthos, as she was sold in 2018 to Theos Boats (7/2017).

ZAKYNTHOS I (ΖΑΚΥΝΘΟΣ I) -Kefalonian Lines Built in 1973 (age 53). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (laid-up in Perama) The conventional ferry ZAKYNTHOS I was built in 1973 in Germany, originally as the Ro-Ro carrier ship VILLE DE CORTE for the French company Compagnie Méridionale de Navigation for service between Corsica and Italy. She operated on the Marseille-Bastia-Ajaccio-Propriano line, remaining in this service until she was bought in 1989 by the Greek company ANEZ, in to replace the latter's previous ship, namely the ZAKYNTHOS, which had sank near the port of Kyllini. She was converted to a passenger ferry in Perama, being renamed ZAKYNTHOS I, and she entered service in 1990 on the Kyllini-Zakynthos line on the Ionian Sea. Her company became part of the Ionian Ferries joint venture in 1997, and from 2001 the ship also began operating on the Kyllini-Kefalonia line on a few occasions. ANEZ left Ionian Ferries in 2006 due to financial difficulties, and the ship was laid-up in 2007 in the port of Zakynthos. She remained there for five years, before being put back in service, despite being 39 years old at the time. She spent the 2013 summer season on the Kyllini-Kefalonia line. Her company returned to the Ionian Ferries joint venture during that same year, but left it again in 2014, and the ship was chartered to Kefalonian Lines for two years. She operated on the Kyllini-Zakynthos line and on the Kyllini-Kefalonia line in 2014, while in 2015 she only operated on the Kyllini-Kefalonia line. She returned to the Kyllini-Zakynthos line in 2016, following a major upgrade in Drapetsona. Her charter to Kefalonian Lines was subsequently extended to six years. In 2017 she operated on both the Kyllini-Zakynthos line and the Kyllini-Kefalonia line. In 2018 however she was laid-up in Drapetsona for the entire summer, with her service being taken over by the newly-acquired ALEXANDRA L. Kefalonian Lines then ceased operations on the Ionian Sea later that same year, leaving the ship's future uncertain. She was moved to Perama in 2019. PHOTOS (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024): ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen in Kyllini, during her first summer back on the Ionian Sea under ANEZ (7/2013). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen in the port of Zakynthos, during her first summer with Kefalonian Lines (7/2014). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen in the port of Zakynthos, during her first summer with Kefalonian Lines (7/2014). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I in Kyllini shortly before her departure to Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I in Kyllini shortly before her departure to Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I A close-up picture of the ZAKYNTHOS I in Kyllini (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The stern of the ZAKYNTHOS I as she is seen in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen leaving Zakynthos and heading towards Kyllini (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen having departed Kyllini at dawn (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen having departed Kyllini at dawn (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I spotted after just having left the port of Kyllini, as she heads towards Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I spotted after just having left the port of Kyllini, as she heads towards Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I spotted after just having left the port of Kyllini, as she heads towards Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen after just having left the port of Kyllini, as she heads towards Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen after just having left the port of Kyllini, as she heads towards Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen after just having left the port of Kyllini, as she heads towards Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I resting in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I resting in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I resting in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen resting in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen resting in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen resting in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The veteran ferry ZAKYNTHOS I resting in Zakynthos during her third season with Kefalonian Lines (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I as she is seen in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I docked in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS 1 docked in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I docked in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen docked in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The bow of ZAKYNTHOS I in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The bow of ZAKYNTHOS I in Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I moored in the port of Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I moored in the port of Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I moored in the port of Zakynthos (7/2016). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I as she heads towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I as she heads towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I as she heads towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I as she is seen heading towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen on the Ionian Sea, heading towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen on the Ionian Sea, heading towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen on the Ionian Sea, heading towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen on the Ionian Sea, while heading towards the port of Kyllini (7/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I on the Ionian Sea, as she heads towards Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I on the Ionian Sea, as she heads towards Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I on the Ionian Sea, as she heads towards Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I Crossing the ZAKYNTHOS I on the Ionian Sea, as she heads towards the island of Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I heading towards the entrance of the port of Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I heading towards the entrance of the port of Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I heading towards the entrance of the port of Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Zakynthos (8/2017). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen laid-up in Drapetsona during the summer season (7/2018). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I laid-up in Perama, awaiting her fate (8/2020). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I laid-up in Perama, awaiting her fate (8/2020). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen in Perama, with her future still unknown (9/2021). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen in Perama, with her future still unknown (9/2021). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I seen in Perama, still awaiting her fate (9/2021). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I still seen in Perama, while awaiting her fate (8/2024). ZAKYNTHOS I The ZAKYNTHOS I still seen in Perama, while awaiting her fate (8/2024).

CHAMPION JET 2 (ΤΣΑΜΠΙΟΝ ΤΖΕΤ 2) -Sea Jets Built in 1996 (age 30). Registered in Limassol. Current line: None (under refit in Piraeus) The high speed ferry CHAMPION JET 2 was built in 1996 in Australia, as the CONDOR EXPRESS for the French company Condor Ferries. She began her career on the Channel, serving the Poole-Guernsey-Jersey line. In 1999 she was deployed on the Weymouth-Guernsey-Jersey line. In 2005, she was deployed on the Cherbourg-Poole line, under a partnership that was made between her company and Brittany Ferries. The following year she was inserted on the St Malo-Jersey-Guernsey-Poole line. In 2012 she again operated on the Cherbourg-Poole line under the partnership with Brittany Ferries, which was discontinued the following year. She returned to the St Malo-Jersey-Guernsey-Poole line in 2013. She was bought in 2015 by the Greek company Sea Jets, along with her sister ship, namely the CONDOR VITESSE. They were renamed CHAMPION JET 2 and CHAMPION JET 1, respectively. The CHAMPION JET 2 was converted in Elefsina, and she was deployed on the Piraeus-Mykonos-Naxos-Santorini line. In 2017, she was deployed on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini-Ios-Naxos-Paros-Mykonos line. In 2020 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos line on the Western Cyclades. In 2022 she was inserted on the Piraeus-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line, before returning to the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos line in 2023. In 2025 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line. The following year, she was inserted on the Piraeus-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Koufonisi line. PHOTOS (2015, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) : CHAMPION JET 2 Crossing the CHAMPION JET 2 near Kea (7/2015). CHAMPION JET 2 Crossing the CHAMPION JET 2 near Kea (7/2015). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 arriving in Santorini (7/2015). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just entered the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just entered the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just entered the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 awaiting to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 awaiting to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 awaiting to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 ready to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 maneuvering in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 maneuvering in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 maneuvering in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having completed her maneuvering procedure and ready to dock in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having completed her maneuvering procedure and ready to dock in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having completed her maneuvering procedure and ready to dock in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having finished her maneuvering procedure and ready to dock in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 departing the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 departing the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 departing the port of Ios (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 departing the port of Ios and heading towards Naxos (7/2017). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 departing Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 leaving Mykonos and heading towards Paros (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 en route from Mykonos to Paros (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 en route from Mykonos to Paros (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 berthed in Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 berthed in Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 beginning to leave Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 departs Mykonos (6/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having arrived in Naxos (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 approaching the port of Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 approaching the port of Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 approaching the port of Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 heading towards the docking spot of the port of Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 heading towards the docking spot of the port of Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 heading towards the docking spot of the port of Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 maneuvering in Paros (7/2018). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 about to depart the port of Piraeus for her afternoon service on the Western Cyclades (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 about to depart the port of Piraeus for her afternoon service on the Western Cyclades (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 about to depart the port of Piraeus for her afternoon service on the Western Cyclades (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Serifos (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Serifos (8/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in Piraeus during the morning (9/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in Piraeus during the morning (9/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in the port of Piraeus at night (9/2020). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in Piraeus (7/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just exited the port of Piraeus (7/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just exited the port of Piraeus (7/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 on her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 on her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 on her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 making her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus in order to head towards Serifos, Sifnos and Milos (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 making her way towards the exit of the port of Piraeus in order to head towards Serifos, Sifnos and Milos (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 about to head towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 about to head towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 about to head towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the port of Piraeus (8/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (9/2021). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 A view of the CHAMPION JET 2 in Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having exited the port of Piraeus and now sailing at full-speed towards Paros (8/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Piraeus (9/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Piraeus (9/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (10/2022). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen while she undergoes her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (1/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen while she undergoes her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (1/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 performing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (2/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 performing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (2/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (3/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (3/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus, having returned to service on the Western Cyclades (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus, having returned to service on the Western Cyclades (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus, having returned to service on the Western Cyclades (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she proceeds towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she proceeds towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she proceeds towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen shortly before beginning her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in Piraeus (5/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen during an afternoon departure from Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen during an afternoon departure from Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen during an afternoon departure from Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus and about to undergo her maneuvering procedure (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in Piraeus (8/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in Piraeus (8/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 docked in Piraeus (8/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 resting in Piraeus (8/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 resting in Piraeus (8/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 resting in Piraeus (8/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening, and heading towards her docking spot (11/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just arrived in Piraeus during the evening, and heading towards her docking spot (11/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen undergoing her annual winter refit in Piraeus, following the completion of her services on the Cyclades for the 2023 season (12/2023). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing Piraeus in the morning. She had resumed service and she was temporarily serving the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing Piraeus in the morning. She had resumed service and she was temporarily serving the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing Piraeus in the morning. She had resumed service and she was temporarily serving the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024) CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024) CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024) CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen making her way towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen making her way towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen making her way towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 proceeding towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she is docking in Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she is docking in Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having docked in Piraeus (5/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus. She had returned to her usual service on the Western Cyclades, as she would spend the summer on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos line (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus for her afternoon service to the Western Cyclcades (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus for her afternoon service to the Western Cyclcades (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus for her afternoon service to the Western Cyclcades (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen docked in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus for her morning service to the Western Cyclades (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving the port of Piraeus for her morning service to the Western Cyclades (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she is departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she is departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she is departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus for her afternoon service to the Western Cyclades (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus for her afternoon service to the Western Cyclades (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus for her afternoon service to the Western Cyclades (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having docked in Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having docked in Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she is docking in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having docked in Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having docked in Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having left Piraeus and now sailing at full-speed on the Saronic Gulf, in order to head towards the Western Cyclades (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen having left Piraeus and now sailing at full-speed on the Saronic Gulf, in order to head towards the Western Cyclades (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 spotted in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen as she leaves Piraeus (8/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus during the morning, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up following the completion of her season on the Cyclades (12/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2024). CHAMPION JET 2 The CHAMPION JET 2 seen in Piraeus (12/2024).

MYKONOS SPIRIT (ΜΥΚΟΝΟΣ ΣΠΙΡΙΤ) -Delos Tours-Mykonos Sea Bus Built in 2009 (age 17). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under drydock in Syros, was severely damaged following a fire) The small high speed boat MYKONOS SPIRIT was built in 2009 in Greece, as the MYTHOS for the Greek company Captain Vangelis Special Cruises, also known as Kefalonia Cruises. She was deployed on the Kyllini-Zakynthos-Kefalonia-Ithaca line on the Ionian Sea, where she remained until 2016. After having been replaced by the newly-built NIRIIS, she was sold in 2017 to Delos Tours, which renamed her MYKONOS SPIRIT, and deployed her on the Mykonos-Delos line on the Cyclades. Besides this service, she also operated under the Mykonos Sea Bus brandname when occasionally transporting passengers from the old port of Mykonos to the new port of Mykonos. In 2026 she was severely damaged by a fire in Syros, along with the MYKONOS STAR, while both ships were undergoing their annual refits. PHOTOS (2018, 2021): MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT seen approaching the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT seen approaching the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT seen approaching the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT having entered the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT having entered the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT having entered the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT having docked in the new port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT entering the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT entering the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT preparing to dock in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT preparing to dock in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT leaving the old port of Mykonos in order to head towards Delos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT having arrived in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT entering the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT seen in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT seen in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT seen in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT preparing to dock in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT The MYKONOS SPIRIT awaiting to enter the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). MYKONOS SPIRIT A view of the MYKONOS SPIRIT in the new port of Mykonos (7/2021).

PELAGITIS (ΠΕΛΑΓΙΤΗΣ) -Ainaftis (2010-2025) Built in 1978, scrapped in 2026 (age 48). Was registered in Chios. The Ro-Ro carrier PELAGITIS was built in 1978 in South Korea, being part of a very successful class of 11 sister ships which went on to operate for various shipowners around the world. Intended to be built for the Swedish giants Stena Line, it was agreed that she would be chartered to the Swedish company Tor Line once she would be completed. She began service as the TOR FELICIA on the Rotterdam-Immingham line on the North Sea. Just a few months later, she was sub-chartered to the Italian company Merzario Lines, being renamed MERZARIO GRECIA, and she was deployed on the Genoa-Cagliari-Palermo line on the Tyrrhenian Sea. In 1979 she returned to Tor Line and she was once again reintroduced as the TOR FELICIA on the Rotterdam-Immingham line. In 1980 she started operating under the Tor Lloyd brandname. In 1983 she returned to Stena Line, which assigned her to the Stena Portlink division and renamed her STENA GRECIA. She was inserted on the Esbjerg-Felixstowe-Immingham line. In 1986 all divisions of the company were rebranded under the main Stena Line brandname, and the STENA GRECIA was deployed on the Travemünde-Gothenburg line. In 1987 she was sold to the Canadian company Marine Atlantic. She was renamed ATLANTIC FREIGHTER and she was deployed on the North Sydney-Port Aux Basques line on the Cabot Strait. In late 1990 she was chartered to the United States Navy in order to provide military supplies to Iraq and Kuwait as part of the Persian Gulf War. She subsequently returned to Marine Atlantic in 1991, for whom she continued to operate until 2008, when she was laid-up in Port Aux Basques. She was sold in 2010 to the newly-established Greek company Ainaftis, and she was renamed PELAGITIS. After a conversion in Chalkida, she was deployed on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line on the Northeast Aegean Sea. In 2011 she also started to serve the Piraeus-Chania line. From 2014 to 2024 she operated on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Thessaloniki line and on the Piraeus-Chania line. In 2025 she was laid-up in Drapetsona, and she was eventually sold for scrap to Turkey, where she arrived in 2026 under the name STORNO. PHOTOS (2021, 2023, 2024): PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen on the Saronic Gulf in the morning, while she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen on the Saronic Gulf in the morning, while she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen on the Saronic Gulf in the morning, while she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS A view of the PELAGITIS on the Saronic Gulf, as she is seen making her way to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS A view of the PELAGITIS on the Saronic Gulf, as she is seen making her way to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS A view of the PELAGITIS on the Saronic Gulf, as she is seen making her way to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS Crossing the PELAGITIS on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS Crossing the PELAGITIS on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS Crossing the PELAGITIS on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen heading to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen heading to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen heading to Piraeus (8/2021). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen from the port of Piraeus, while she heads back to her docking spot in the port's Ro-Ro carrier terminal (11/2023). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen from the port of Piraeus, while she heads back to her docking spot in the port's Ro-Ro carrier terminal (11/2023). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen from the port of Piraeus, while she heads back to her docking spot in the port's Ro-Ro carrier terminal (11/2023). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen from the port of Piraeus, on her way towards her docking spot in the port's Ro-Ro carrier terminal (11/2023). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen in the Ro-Ro carrier terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona (8/2024). PELAGITIS The PELAGITIS seen in the Ro-Ro carrier terminal of Piraeus in Drapetsona (8/2024).

SALAMINOMACHOS (ΣΑΛΑΜΙΝΟΜΑΧΟΣ) -Salaminomachos Lines Built in 2008 (age 18). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Rion-Antirrion The double-ended ferry SALAMINOMACHOS was built in 2008 in Greece for Salaminomachos Lines, which had sold its previous ferry, namely a landing craft also known as the SALAMINOMACHOS, in 2004. She was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line, thus becoming the largest ship to operate on the line at the time. She was deployed on the Rion-Antirrion line in 2013. The following year she returned to the Perama-Salamina line, and she remained there until 2019. She returned to the Rion-Antirrion line in 2020, before returning to the Perama-Salamina line in 2021. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024): SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS resting in Salamina (7/2018). SALAMINOMACHOS Crossing the SALAMINOMACHOS as she heads from Salamina to Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS Crossing the SALAMINOMACHOS as she heads from Salamina to Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS Crossing the SALAMINOMACHOS as she heads from Salamina to Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS heading towards Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS heading towards Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen heading towards Salamina (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS heading towards Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having just departed the port of Perama (7/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS resting in Salamina (8/2019). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Salamina (8/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Salamina (8/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having departed Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having departed Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having departed Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having left Salamina and heading towards Perama (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having left Salamina and heading towards Perama (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS having left Salamina and heading towards Perama (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen as she heads from Salamina to Perama (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen arriving in Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen arriving in Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen arriving in Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen sailing towards Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen sailing towards Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen sailing towards Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS resting in Salamina (9/2021). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Salamina (8/2022). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Salamina (8/2022). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Perama (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Perama (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen in Perama (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having left Salamina in order to head to Perama (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having departed Perama in order to head to Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having departed Perama in order to head to Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having departed Perama in order to head to Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS Crossing the SALAMINOMACHOS, after she departed Perama in order to head to Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS Crossing the SALAMINOMACHOS, after she departed Perama in order to head to Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS Crossing the SALAMINOMACHOS, after she departed Perama in order to head to Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen as she heads towards Salamina (4/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen as she is approaching Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen as she is approaching Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen as she is approaching Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen heading towards her docking spot in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen about to dock in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen about to dock in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having just docked in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having just docked in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having just docked in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen docked in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen docked in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen docked in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen resting in the port of Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen resting in the port of Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen resting in the port of Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS A view of the SALAMINOMACHOS in Perama (6/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen docked in Perama (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen docked in Perama (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen docked in Perama (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS spotted in Perama (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS spotted in Perama (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having left Salamina (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen having left Salamina (8/2024). SALAMINOMACHOS The SALAMINOMACHOS seen while docked in Perama (8/2024).

MYTILINAIOS CH (ΜΥΤΙΛΗΝΑΙΟΣ Χ) -Santorini Boatmen Union Built in 2000 (age 26). Registered in Santorini. Current line: Santorini-Nea Kameni The small high speed boat MYTILINAIOS CH was built in 2000 in the United States, as the TAXIARCHIS for the Santorini Boatmen Union. She began service on the Santorini Archipelago, operating on the Santorini-Nea Kameni line, while also helping transport passengers arriving from cruise ships to Santorini. In 2014 she underwent a major conversion in Santorini, whereupon she was lengthened, received a new outdoor deck and new engines which increased both her speed and her passenger capacity. In 2015 she was renamed MYTILINAIOS CH, in memory of her late captain, Chrysostomos Mytilinaios, who had tragically passed away a year earlier. She was the flagship of the Santorini Boatmen Union from 2000 until the arrival of her fleetmate, namely the ELSA, in 2005. PHOTOS (2019): MYTILINAIOS CH The MYTILINAIOS CH seen approaching Santorini (7/2019). MYTILINAIOS CH The MYTILINAIOS CH seen approaching Santorini (7/2019). MYTILINAIOS CH The MYTILINAIOS CH seen approaching Santorini (7/2019). MYTILINAIOS CH The MYTILINAIOS CH reaching Santorini (7/2019). MYTILINAIOS CH The MYTILINAIOS CH having just docked in Santorini (7/2019). MYTILINAIOS CH The MYTILINAIOS CH seen leaving Santorini for Nea Kameni (7/2019).

PANAGIA TRYPITI (ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΤΡΥΠΗΤΗ) -Panagia Trypiti NE Built in 1973 (age 53). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Aegion) The landing craft PANAGIA TRYPITI was built in 1973 in Greece, as the VELOS III for the Greek company Agios Fanourios Ferries. She was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line, where she remained for 30 years. In 2003 she moved to the Megara-Salamina line. In 2008, after 35 years of service under Agios Fanourios Ferries, she was sold to the Maltese company Cassar Marine Services and she was renamed CMS HORSE. She was used as a Ro-Ro carrier transporting heavy cargoes (most notably lorries and cranes) around Valletta, while occasionally operating on the Valletta-Tripoli line until 2011. In 2019 she was sold to the Greek company Panagia Trypiti NE, thus returning to Greece for a second stint. She was renamed PANAGIA TRYPITI and she was intended to operate on the Aegion-Agios Nikolaos Phokidos line on the Corinthian Gulf (which would have seen the service being reactivated for the first time since 2011), but instead she was laid-up in Aegion in 2020. Later in that same year she was deployed on the Megara-Salamina line, but she was then deployed on the Lefkada-Skorpios line on the Ionian Sea, where she transported supplies to the island of Skorpios as part of the latter's redevelopment project. In 2024 she returned to the Megara-Salamina line, but after the summer ended she was once again laid-up in Aegion. PHOTOS (2024): PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina, after which she headed to Aegion for lay-up, with her company looking to deploy her elsewhere (8/2024). PANAGIA TRYPITI The PANAGIA TRYPITI seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina, after which she headed to Aegion for lay-up, with her company looking to deploy her elsewhere (8/2024).

BLUE STAR PATMOS (ΜΠΛΟΥ ΣΤΑΡ ΠΑΤΜΟΣ) -Blue Star Ferries Built in 2012 (age 14). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Piraeus- Astypalaia-Patmos-Leipsoi-Leros-Kalymnos-Kos-Nisyros-Tilos-Symi-Rhodes-Castellorizon The cruiseferry BLUE STAR PATMOS was ordered in 2009 by the Greek company Blue Star Ferries, along with her sister ship, namely the BLUE STAR DELOS, for service on the Aegean Sea. The BLUE STAR DELOS was completed in 2011, and began service on the Cyclades, while the BLUE STAR PATMOS was completed in 2012 in South Korea, and she was deployed on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line on the Northeast Aegean Sea. She received the 'Best Ferry in the World' award in 2013 by Shippax. Following the sale of the BLUE STAR ITHAKI to the Canadian company Bay Ferries Limited in 2014, the BLUE STAR PATMOS moved to the Cyclades, being deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Donousa-Amorgos-Ios-Santorini-Anafi-Astypalaia line in 2015, while also operating on the Piraeus-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos line when her fleetmates would undergo their annual refits. In 2017 she grounded off in Ios, which resulted in her hull being seriously damaged. She was repaired in Elefsina and she subsequently returned to service. In 2018 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini-Anafi line. In 2020 she underwent a minor conversion in Malta, whereupon she was refitted with scrubbers. She therefore became the first ship of Blue Star Ferries, as well as the first ship of Attica Group, to acquire them. Following this conversion she was deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini-Anafi-Ikaria-Samos line. The following year she was back on the Piraeus-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini-Anafi line. In 2023 she was inserted on the Piraeus-Ikaria-Fournoi-Astypalaia-Patmos-Leipsoi-Leros-Kalymnos-Kos-Nisyros-Tilos-Symi-Rhodes-Kasos-Karpathos-Castellorizon lifeline on the Dodecanese, while also operating on the Piraeus-Mykonos-Chios-Sigri line once a week during the summer. In 2025 she was deployed on the Piraeus- Astypalaia-Patmos-Leipsoi-Leros-Kalymnos-Kos-Nisyros-Tilos-Symi-Rhodes-Kasos-Karpathos-Castellorizon lifeline and on the Piraeus-Mykonos-Chios-Sigri line once a week during the summer. As of today she is the youngest cruiseferry in Greece. PHOTOS (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): BLUE STAR PATMOS The great BLUE STAR PATMOS having entered the port of Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having entered the port of Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS ready to maneuver in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS ready to maneuver in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS ready to maneuver in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS ready to maneuver in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The impressive bow of BLUE STAR PATMOS, just a few moments before boarding her (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (7/2015). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus ready to leave for the Cyclades (7/2016). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Santorini and preparing to maneuver (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Santorini and preparing to maneuver (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Santorini and preparing to maneuver (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS almost completing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having completed her maneuvering procedure and now preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having completed her maneuvering procedure and now preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having completed her maneuvering procedure and now preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having completed her maneuvering procedure and now preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS almost docked in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS almost docked in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just docked in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just docked in Santorini (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Ios (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Ios (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The imposing BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus, receiving bunkers from the AEGEAN ACE of Aegean Petroleum Maritime (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus, receiving bunkers from the AEGEAN ACE of Aegean Petroleum Maritime (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus, prior to her departure to the Cyclades (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus, prior to her departure to the Cyclades (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus, prior to her departure to the Cyclades (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS ready to depart Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus in order to stop at her first port of call, Syros (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, as she returns to Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, as she returns to Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, as she returns to Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, as she returns to Piraeus. In the background is the Attica region and the vicinity of Athens (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, as she returns to Piraeus. In the background is the Attica region and the vicinity of Athens (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the amazing BLUE STAR PATMOS now on the Saronic Gulf as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the amazing BLUE STAR PATMOS now on the Saronic Gulf as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (7/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS see in the port of Piraeus (8/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS taking a well-deserved rest in the port of Piraeus, just before her next departure to the Cyclades (8/2017). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having arrived in Ios during the night (6/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having arrived in Ios during the night (6/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Syros (6/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Syros (6/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Syros (6/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading off the Attica coast, en route towards Syros (6/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS prior to her departure from Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS leaving Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS leaving Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS leaving Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having left the port of Paros and heading towards Syros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having left the port of Paros and heading towards Syros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having left the port of Paros and heading towards Syros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS as she has left Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS as she has left Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS as she has left Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, heading towards Syros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, heading towards Syros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS approaching the port of Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS approaching the port of Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS near the port of Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS near the port of Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS near the port of Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS preparing to maneuver in Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS preparing to maneuver in Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS preparing to maneuver in Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS maneuvering in Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS maneuvering in Naxos (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having arrived in Naxos. Picture taken by my father, to whom I am truly grateful (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having left Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS approaching the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS approaching the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS approaching the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen leaving the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen leaving the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen leaving the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS departing Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen near Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen near Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS as she approaches the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS as she approaches the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS as she approaches the port of Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS leaving Paros (7/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (8/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (8/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (8/2018). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, prior to her afternoon departure for the Cyclades (7/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, prior to her afternoon departure for the Cyclades (7/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, prior to her afternoon departure for the Cyclades (7/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having entered the port of Piraeus (7/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (8/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (8/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (8/2019). BLUE STAR PATMOS My first-ever picture of the BLUE STAR PATMOS with her new funnel following the conversion under which she acquired scrubbers, as she is seen having arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The upgraded BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having finished maneuvering and docking in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having finished maneuvering and docking in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having finished maneuvering and docking in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docking in Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The great BLUE STAR PATMOS having departed the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading for her afternoon and evening service to the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea (8/20200. BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading for her afternoon and evening service to the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea (8/20200. BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading for her afternoon and evening service to the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea (8/20200. BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having left Piraeus and heading towards the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea islands she serves (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having left Piraeus and heading towards the Cyclades and the Northeast Aegean Sea islands she serves (8/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, after she left Paros (9/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS Crossing the BLUE STAR PATMOS on the Cyclades, after she left Paros (9/2020). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2021). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (8/2021). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS entering the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS entering the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS entering the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she enters the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she enters the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she enters the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, having now started operations on the Dodecanese (9/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, having now started operations on the Dodecanese (9/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, having now started operations on the Dodecanese (9/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (10/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (10/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (10/2022). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in the port of Piraeus (1/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (2/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (2/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (2/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (2/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (2/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, while undergoing a drill with one of her starboard side lifeboats (2/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS Another view of the BLUE STAR PATMOS as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen about to depart the port of Kasos. Picture taken by father, to whom I am truly grateful (8/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen about to depart the port of Kasos. Picture taken by father, to whom I am truly grateful (8/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen arriving in Tilos. Picture taken by mother, to whom I am truly grateful (8/2023). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS A view of the BLUE STAR PATMOS in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is resting in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is resting in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is resting in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen while docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen while docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen while docked in Piraeus (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, prior to her departure for her long itinerary along the Dodecanese lifeline (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, prior to her departure for her long itinerary along the Dodecanese lifeline (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus, during her second year of full-time operations on the Dodecanese lifeline (4/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS resting in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and beginning her long trip along the Dodecanese lifeline (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS having exited the port of Piraeus and beginning her long trip along the Dodecanese lifeline (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (5/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (7/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (8/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (8/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS docked in Piraeus (8/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus during the morning (12/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus during the morning (12/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen in Piraeus during the morning (12/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (12/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS spotted in Piraeus (12/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (12/2024). BLUE STAR PATMOS The BLUE STAR PATMOS seen as she is docked in Piraeus (12/2024).

NEFELI (ΝΕΦΕΛΗ) -Syvota Sea Cruises ex-SALAMIS EXPRESS III (ΣΑΛΑΜΙΣ ΕΞΠΡΕΣ ΙΙΙ) of Salamis Express (2001-2024) Built in 2001 (age 25). Registered in Chalkida. Current line: Syvota-Paxoi-Antipaxoi-Corfu The small passenger ship NEFELI was built in 2001 in Greece, as the SALAMIS EXPRESS III for the Greek company Salamis Express, for service on the Perama-Salamina line (reaching the port of Paloukia). She spent 22 years there, usually alongside her fleetmate, namely the SALAMIS EXPRESS I. She was laid-up in Salamina in 2023. In 2024 she was sold to Sea Bus Waterways, and she was renamed NEFELI. She started performing daily cruises on the Palaia Epidavros-Agistri-Aegina line on the Saronic Gulf. In 2025 she was sold to Syvota Sea Cruises and she was deployed on the Ionian Sea, performing daily cruises on the Syvota-Paxoi-Antipaxoi-Corfu line. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2024): SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III heading towards Salamina (7/2018). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III heading towards Salamina (7/2018). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III resting in Salamina (8/2019). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen arriving in Salamina (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen arriving in Salamina (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen departing Salamina (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen departing Salamina (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III seen departing Salamina (8/2020). SALAMIS EXPRESS III The SALAMIS EXPRESS III having left Salamina and heading towards Perama. She was then laid-up in Salamina, until she was sold in 2024 to Speed Service Waterbus, for whom she began services as the NEFELI. This is therefore my last picture of the ship as the SALAMIS EXPRESS III (8/2020). NEFELI My first picture of the ship as the NEFELI, while she undergoes her refit in Salamina in order to enter service on the Saronic Gulf for Sea Bus Waterways (6/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen while she undergoes her refit in Salamina in order to enter service on the Saronic Gulf for Sea Bus Waterways (6/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen while she undergoes her refit in Salamina in order to enter service on the Saronic Gulf for Sea Bus Waterways (6/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen in Aegina, just a few days after she began service for Sea Bus Waterways on the Saronic Gulf (7/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen docked in Aegina (8/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen as she exits the port of Aegina (8/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen as she exits the port of Aegina (8/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen as she exits the port of Aegina (8/2024). NEFELI The NEFELI seen having exited Aegina in order to head to Agistri (8/2024).

DIMITRIOS S (ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣ Σ) -Sofras NE Built in 2011 (age 15). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Perama-Salamina The double-ended ferry DIMITRIOS S was built in 2011 in Greece for the Greek company Sofras NE. She was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line, where she stayed until 2013. In 2014 she was deployed on the Arkitsa-Aidipsos line, thus connecting mainland Greece with Evoia through the North Evoian Gulf. In 2015 she was sent to operate on the Rion-Antirrion line, before returning to the Arkitsa-Aidipsos line in 2016. She then returned to the Rion-Antirrion line in 2017 before returning to the Perama-Salamina line in 2018. She once again returned to the Rion-Antirrion line in 2021. She then returned to the Perama-Salamina line in 2022. In 2024 she once again began service on the Rion-Antirrion line PHOTOS (2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023): DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S resting in Salamina (7/2018). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S resting in Salamina (7/2018). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S docked in Salamina (8/2020). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S docked in Salamina (8/2020). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S resting in Salamina (8/2020). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S resting in Salamina (8/2020). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S resting in Salamina (8/2020). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S seen docked in Rion (9/2021). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S seen docked in Rion (9/2021). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S seen in Salamina, right before her departure for Perama (11/2022). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S seen docked in Salamina (4/2023). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S seen docked in Salamina (4/2023). DIMITRIOS S The DIMITRIOS S seen docked in Salamina (4/2023).

EAGLE JET 2 (ΙΓΚΛ ΤΖΕΤ 2) -Sea Jets ex-FLYINGCAT 6 (ΦΛ ΑΪΝΓΚ ΚΑΤ 6 ) of Hellenic Seaways (2005-2026) B uilt in 1997 (age 29). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Salamina) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 6 was built in 1997 in Norway, being delivered to the German company Weiße Flotte as the BALTIC JET. She was deployed on the Travemünde-Warnemünde line on the Baltic Sea. She moved to the Cuxhaven-Heligoland line on the North Sea in 1998. She then spent a year on charter to Channel Hoppers between 1999 and 2000, being deployed on the Jersey-Guernsey-Alderney line on the Channel, and in 2000 she returned to Weiße Flotte and she was renamed HANSE JET II. She operated on the Hamburg-Heligoland line until 2003, when she returned to the Cuxhaven-Heligoland line. In 2004 she was deployed on the Bremerhaven-Heligoland line. At the end of that year, she and her fleetmate and sister ship, namely the HANSE JET, were sold to the Greek company Hellas Flying Dolphins, and they were renamed FLYINGCAT 6 and FLYINGCAT 5, respectively. Both ships were deployed on the Sporades in 2005, (by which time Hellas Flying Dolphins had been rebranded as Hellenic Seaways), being assigned on the Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line, while also operating on the Agios Konstantinos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line. The FLYINGCAT 6 stayed on the Sporades until 2013, when she was transferred to the Saronic Gulf, being deployed on the Piraeus-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line. She returned to the Agios Konstantinos-Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line in 2014 and then, in 2015, she returned again to operate the Saronic Gulf, once more on the Piraeus-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line, remaining there until 2016. In 2017 she once again returned to the Agios Konstantinos-Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line, before returning to the Saronic Gulf, once more on the Piraeus-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line, in 2018. In 2020 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Aegina-Agistri-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line. In 2022 she returned to the Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line, and in 2023 she once again resumed service on the Piraeus-Aegina-Agistri-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line. In 2025 she remained laid-up in Salamina, and in 2026 she was sold to Sea Jets together with all the remaining 'Flyingcats' of the company. She was renamed EAGLE JET 2, and she returned to the Sporades, being deployed back on the Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line. PHOTOS (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 approaching the port of Piraeus (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 approaching the port of Piraeus, in the second season of her career on the Saronic Gulf (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 approaching the port of Piraeus (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 leaving Piraeus for her assigned destinations on the Saronic Gulf (8/2015). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6, having just entered Piraeus, ready to dock next to the E8 gate (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6, having just entered Piraeus, ready to dock next to the E8 gate (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6, having just entered Piraeus, ready to dock next to the E8 gate (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6, having just entered Piraeus (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 in Piraeus, featuring the updated Cosmote livery which was painted on all Hellenic Seaways high speed craft (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus from her Saronic Gulf destinations (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus from her Saronic Gulf destinations (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus from her Saronic Gulf destinations and preparing to dock next to the E8 gate (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus, during her third overall season on the Saronic Gulf (7/2016). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having entered the port of Piraeus (6/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (6/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (6/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (6/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (6/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (8/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (8/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (8/2018). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to dock in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The bow of the FLYINGCAT 6 in Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus shortly before her departure for her assigned Saronic Gulf destinations (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus shortly before her departure for her assigned Saronic Gulf destinations (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus shortly before her departure for her assigned Saronic Gulf destinations (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 leaving Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen approaching the port of Spetses (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen approaching the port of Spetses (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen approaching the port of Spetses (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to dock in the port of Spetses (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to dock in the port of Spetses (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to dock in the port of Spetses (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just returned to the port of Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just returned to the port of Piraeus (7/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing Piraeus (8/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing Piraeus (8/2019). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, featuring the new Hellenic Seaways livery which no longer has the Cosmote advertisements (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (7/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (7/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing Piraeus during the evening (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus during the early morning (9/2020). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 on her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 on her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just docked in Piraeus (7/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just exited the port of Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just exited the port of Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus in the morning (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 leaving the port of Poros in order to head towards Hydra (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen sailing towards the port of Poros, after having left from Hydra (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen sailing towards the port of Poros, after having left from Hydra (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen sailing towards the port of Poros, after having left from Hydra (8/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, from the island of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, from the island of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, from the island of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 on her way towards the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 on her way towards the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 on her way towards the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 preparing to approach the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 preparing to approach the port of Poros (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just returned to the port of Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just returned to the port of Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just returned to the port of Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just arrived in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to head towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to head towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 changing her berthing spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 changing her berthing spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 changing her berthing spot in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 preparing to berth in the E11 gate in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 preparing to berth in the E11 gate in Piraeus (9/2021). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, after having completed her summer assignment on the Sporades (8/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, after having completed her summer assignment on the Sporades (8/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, after having completed her summer assignment on the Sporades (8/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, having now resumed service on the Saronic Gulf (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, having now resumed service on the Saronic Gulf (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, having now resumed service on the Saronic Gulf (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in the E7 gate in Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving the E7 gate in Piraeus, in order to shift to the E8 gate (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving the E7 gate in Piraeus, in order to shift to the E8 gate (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving the E7 gate in Piraeus, in order to shift to the E8 gate (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 about to dock in the E8 gate in Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus, in order to serve the Saronic Gulf (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus, in order to serve the Saronic Gulf (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having left the port of Hydra and now seen sailing towards Ermioni (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus during the late evening (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is resting in Piraeus (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she shifts to the E8 gate in Piraeus during the evening (9/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen docked in Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen docked in Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (10/2022). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, while undergoing her annual winter refit (1/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, while undergoing her annual winter refit (1/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, while undergoing her annual winter refit (1/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus, while still undergoing her annual winter refit (3/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen about to enter the port of Piraeus, after having returned to service on the Saronic Gulf (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus, and heading towards her docking spot (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus, and heading towards her docking spot (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus, and heading towards her docking spot (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having arrived in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen about to dock in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen about to dock in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having entered the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 on her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 departing the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 leaving Piraeus and heading towards the port's exit (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 leaving Piraeus and heading towards the port's exit (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 leaving Piraeus and heading towards the port's exit (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing Piraeus during the evening (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing Piraeus during the evening (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she shifts from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she shifts from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she shifts from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is resting in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is resting in Piraeus (7/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having arrived in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having arrived in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 having arrived in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 resting in Piraeus (8/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (9/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (9/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen docked in Piraeus (12/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen docked in Piraeus (12/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen docked in Piraeus (12/2023). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just arrived in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just arrived in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just arrived in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having exited the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having exited the port of Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen arriving in Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen arriving in Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen arriving in Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen entering the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen entering the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 in the port of Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads back to Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads back to Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads back to Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 Crossing the FLYINGCAT 6 on the Saronic Gulf, while she heads back to Piraeus (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Aegina (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Aegina (6/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 Crossing the FLYINGCAT 6 on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 Crossing the FLYINGCAT 6 on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 Crossing the FLYINGCAT 6 on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (7/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen shifting from the E7 gate to the E8 gate in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just docked in the E8 gate in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just docked in the E8 gate in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just docked in the E8 gate in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen resting in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen departing the port of Piraeus, with her sister ship and fleetmate, namely the FLYINGCAT 5, docked behind her (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just exited the port of Piraeus and sailing at full-speed on the Saronic Gulf (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having just exited the port of Piraeus and sailing at full-speed on the Saronic Gulf (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen having returned to Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is docked in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen sailing on the Saronic Gulf, right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen sailing on the Saronic Gulf, right after having exited the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen as she is docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while resting in Piraeus (8/2024). FLYINGCAT 6 The FLYINGCAT 6 seen while resting in Piraeus (8/2024).

SPETSES EXPRESS I (ΣΠΕΤΣΕΣ ΕΞΠΡΕΣ Ι) -Boufis Shipping Company ex-METOCHI EXPRESS (ΜΕΤΟΧΙ ΕΞΠΡΕΣ) of Hydra Celebrity Lines (2014-2018) Built in 2014 (age 12). Registered in Spetses. Current line: Kosta-Spetstes The small high speed boat SPETSES EXPRESS I was built in 2014 in Greece, as the METOCHI EXPRESS for the then-newly-established Greek company Hydra Celebrity Lines, which was based in Hydra. She was deployed on the Metochi-Hydra line, thus becoming the first ship to provide competition against the company Hydra Lines, which had been operating on that service since 2009. After four seasons, she was sold in 2018 to the Greek company Boufis Shipping Company, which is based in Spetses. She was renamed SPETSES EXPRESS I and she was deployed on the Kosta-Spetses line. PHOTOS (2017, 2019): METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS preparing to enter the port of Hydra (9/2017). METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS preparing to enter the port of Hydra (9/2017). METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS preparing to enter the port of Hydra (9/2017). METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS entering the port of Hydra (9/2017). METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS entering the port of Hydra (9/2017). METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS docked in the port of Hydra (9/2017). METOCHI EXPRESS The METOCHI EXPRESS departing the port of Hydra (9/2017). SPETSES EXPRESS I The SPETSES EXPRESS I seen in Spetses, in her second consecutive summer under Boufis Shipping Company (7/2019). SPETSES EXPRESS I The SPETSES EXPRESS I resting in Spetses (7/2019). SPETSES EXPRESS I The SPETSES EXPRESS I resting in Spetses (7/2019). SPETSES EXPRESS I The SPETSES EXPRESS I seen leaving Spetses (7/2019) SPETSES EXPRESS I The SPETSES EXPRESS I resting in Spetses (7/2019). SPETSES EXPRESS I The SPETSES EXPRESS I docked in the port of Spetses (7/2019).

MARY CH (ΜΑΙΡΗ Χ) -Thassian Sea Lines ex-SPYRID ON S (ΣΠΥΡΙΔΩΝ Σ) for Sofras NE (2016-2022) Built in 2016 (age 10). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Thassos) The double-ended ferry MARY CH was built in 2016 in Greece. She was delivered to the Greek company Sofras NE as the SPYRIDON S, and she was at the time of her construction the largest open-type double-ended ferry in Greece. She began service on the Perama-Salamina line, before being transferred to the Rion-Antirrion line in 2017. She returned to the Perama-Salmina line in 2018. In 2020 she headed back to the Rion-Antirrion line, before she once again returned to the Perama-Salamina line in 2021. She was once again deployed on the Rion-Antirrion line in 2022. Later in that same year she was sold to Thassian Sea Lines, for whom she began service in 2023 on the Keramoti-Thassos line as the MARY CH. PHOTOS (2019, 2021, 2022): SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S resting in Salamina (7/2019). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S moored in Perama (8/2019). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S moored in Perama (8/2019). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen approaching Salamina (8/2019). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen approaching Salamina (8/2019). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen approaching Salamina (8/2019). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S resting in Salamina (8/2019). SPYRIDON S Crossing the SPYRIDON S as she heads from Salamina to Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S Crossing the SPYRIDON S as she heads from Salamina to Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S Crossing the SPYRIDON S as she heads from Salamina to Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen sailing from Salamina to Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen sailing from Salamina to Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen sailing from Salamina to Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S on her way towards Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S on her way towards Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen heading towards Salamina, after having left Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen heading towards Salamina, after having left Perama (8/2021). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen in Rion, during the 2022 season which saw her being assigned to operate on the Rion-Antirrion line (10/2022). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen in Rion, during the 2022 season which saw her being assigned to operate on the Rion-Antirrion line (10/2022). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen in Rion, during the 2022 season which saw her being assigned to operate on the Rion-Antirrion line (10/2022). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen docked in Rion (10/2022). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen in Rion (10/2022). SPYRIDON S The SPYRIDON S seen in Rion, in what went on to be my final picture of the ship under this name and under the ownership of Sofras NE, as she was sold a month later to Thassian Sea Lines, for whom she now operates as the MARY CH (10/2022).

AGGELIS F (ΑΓΓΕΛΗΣ Φ) -Filiagkos NE (2019-2020) current OBU ALKHAIR of Ikarus United Marine Services Built in 2019 (age 7). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Ikarus United Marine Services for service in Kuwait The double-ended ferry AGGELIS F was ordered in late 2017 by the Greek company Filiagkos NE, which is based in Salamina. She was completed in 2019 in Greece and she was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line. Just a year later, in 2020, she was sold to the Kuwaiti company Ikarus United Marine Services and she was renamed OBU ALKHAIR. She was deployed on the Kuwait City-Failaka line on the Persian Gulf. PHOTOS (2019): AGGELIS F The newly-built AGGELIS F seen resting in Salamina (7/2019). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen in Perama, prior to her departure for Salamina, during the first summer season of her career (8/2019). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen resting in Salamina. This turned out to be my final picture of the ship in Greece, as she was sold in 2020 to the Kuwaiti company Ikarus United Marine Services (8/2019).

THASSOS III (ΘΑΣΟΣ ΙΙΙ) -Aneth Ferries Built in 2008 (age 18). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Keramoti-Thassos The double-ended ferry THASSOS III was built in 2008 in Greece, as the PARALOS II for the Greek company Georgios Lines. She became the second ship to be delivered to her company, following the original PARALOS, which had been sold to the Costa Rican company Naviera Tambor before her construction was completed in 2006. The PARALOS II began service on the Perama-Salamina line. In 2015 she was sold to ANETH Ferries, which is based in Thassos. She was renamed THASSOS III, thus becoming the second ship in the history of the company to take that name, after the original landing craft THASSOS III (known as the JOSHUA of the Vincentian company Joshua Maritime since 2007). She was deployed on the Keramoti-Thassos line. PHOTOS (2022): THASSOS III The THASSOS III seen in Piraeus during the evening, having arrived in the port in order to undergo her annual maintenance and her drydock on the Main Vassiliadis Drydock (10/2022). THASSOS III The THASSOS III seen in Piraeus during the evening, having arrived in the port in order to undergo her annual maintenance and her drydock on the Main Vassiliadis Drydock (10/2022). THASSOS III The THASSOS III seen in Piraeus during the evening, having arrived in the port in order to undergo her annual maintenance and her drydock on the Main Vassiliadis Drydock (10/2022). THASSOS III The THASSOS III spotted in Piraeus during the evening, having arrived in the port in order to undergo her annual maintenance and her drydock on the Main Vassiliadis Drydock (10/2022).

HIGH SPEED 6 (ΧΑΪ ΣΠΙΝΤ 6) -Hellenic Seaways (2010-2017) current VOLCÁN DE TENO of Baleària Built in 2000 (age 26). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Naviera Armas for service in Spain The high speed ferry HIGHSPEED 6 was built in 2000 in Australia, as the MILENIUM for the Spanish company Trasmediterránea. She began service on the Barcelona-Palma line on the Balearic Sea. In 2005 her company was privatised and was renamed Acciona Trasmediterránea. In 2006 she was deployed on the Valencia-Ibiza-Palma line, where she remained until 2009, when she was laid-up in Sant Carles de la Ràpita. In 2010 she was sold to the Greek company Hellenic Seaways and she was renamed HIGHSPEED 6, thus becoming the sixth ship to operate under the famed 'Highspeed' brandname. She first began service on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Kimolos-Milos-Ios-Santorini line on the Cyclades, before being deployed on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos line from the fall of 2010 until early 2011. She was then deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos-Ios-Santorini line. She continued to operate on that same service in 2012, before transferring to the Piraeus-Ios-Santorini line in 2013. She spent the next three years in this service, while also simultaneously operating on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos line from 2013 to 2015. Following the summer of 2016, during which she only operated on the Piraeus-Ios-Santorini line, and after 7 successful years in Greece, she was sold to the Spanish company Naviera Armas. She was renamed VOLCÁN DE TENO in 2017, and she returned to Spain as she was deployed on the Motril-Melilla line on the Alboran Sea. In 2018 she was deployed on the Las Palmas-Santa Cruz de Tenerife line on the Canary Islands Archipelago. In 2019 she was deployed on the Algeciras-Ceuta line on the Gibraltar Strait. In 2021 she was laid-up in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, but she returned to service later in that same year on the Los Cristianos-San Sebastián de La Gomera line, again on the Canary Islands Archipelago. In 2023 she operated on the Las Palmas-Morro Jable line, before returning to the Los Cristianos -San Sebastián de La Gomera line in 2024. In 2026 she was deployed on the Algeciras-Ceuta line, before being transferred to the Spanish giants Baleària later in that same year. PHOTOS (2015, 2016): HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 having just arrived and docked in Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 seen approaching the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, en route to Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 seen approaching the CHAMPION JET 1of Sea Jets, en route to Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 sailing by the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, en route to Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 sailing by the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, en route to Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 sailing by the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, en route to Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 passing by the CHAMPION JET 1 of Sea Jets, en route to Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHPEED 6 having just arrived and docked in Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 seen in Piraeus (7/2015). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6, featuring Cosmote's new livery (found on all Hellenic Seaways high speed craft), having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2016). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6, featuring Cosmote's new livery (found on all Hellenic Seaways high speed craft), having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2016). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6, featuring Cosmote's new livery (found on all Hellenic Seaways high speed craft), having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2016). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 maneuvering in Piraeus (7/2016). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 maneuvering in Piraeus (7/2016). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 having just docked in Piraeus (7/2016). HIGHSPEED 6 The HIGHSPEED 6 having just docked in Piraeus, in what would turn out to be her final summer in Greece, before her sale to Spanish company Naviera Armas (7/2016).

FLYINGCAT 1 (ΦΛΑΪΝΓΚ ΚΑΤ 1) -Hellenic Seaways (2005-2016) current İZNIK of Bursa Deniz Otobüsleri Built in 1991 (age 35). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Bursa Deniz Otobüsleri for service in Turkey The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 1 was built in 1991 in Norway for the Greek company Ceres Flying Dolphins. She was the first catamaran of the company (and also the first one not to be a hydrofoil), and she was deployed on the Saronic Gulf, where she would go on to spend her entire Greek career. During her operations with Ceres Flying Dolphins, she operated on the Floisbos-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line. In 1999 she was transferred to Minoan Flying Dolphins, and she was deployed on the Piraeus-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line. She remained in that same service even when Minoan Flying Dolphins was renamed Hellas Flying Dolphins in 2002, and then when the company was rebranded as Hellenic Seaways in 2005. After 25 successful years on the Saronic Gulf (while also being, at the time, the high speed catamaran with the most experience in the Greek coastal service), Hellenic Seaways sold her to the Turkish company Bursa Deniz Otobüsleri in 2016. She was renamed İZNIK and she was deployed on the İstanbul-Mudanya line on the Marmara Sea. PHOTOS (2013, 2015): FLYINGCAT 1 The FLYINGCAT 1 in Piraeus (8/2013). FLYINGCAT 1 The FLYINGCAT 1 in Piraeus (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 1 The FLYINGCAT 1 in Piraeus (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 1 The FLYINGCAT 1 seen in Piraeus (7/2015). FLYINGCAT 1 The FLYINGCAT 1 resting in Piraeus during her last summer in Greece, prior to her sale to Bursa Deniz Otobüsleri (8/2015).

SUPEREXPRESS (ΣΟΥΠΕΡΕΞΠΡΕΣ) -Golden Star Ferries Built in 1998 (age 28). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Perama) The high speed ferry SUPEREXPRESS was built in 1998 in Australia. She was the second out of four sister ships that were ordered by various operators, and in her case she was delivered to the Argentinian company Buquebus in order to operate on their Western Mediterranean Sea service. She was initially named CATALONIA and she made history by capturing the Blue Riband Challenge Trophy (also known as the Hales Trophy) for having made the fastest Eastbound Atlantic Ocean crossing, while performing her delivery voyage from New York to Ceuta. Her record however lasted just six weeks, as it was then surpassed by her younger sister ship, namely the CAT-LINK V of Scandlines (now the EUROCHAMPION JET 2 of Sea Jets). The CATALONIA was renamed CATALONIA L just before she began service on the Barcelona-Palma line on the Balearic Sea. In 1999 she was transferred to the Algeciras-Málaga-Ceuta line. In 2000 she was chartered to P&O European Ferries in order to operate under their P&O Portsmouth division. She was renamed PORTSMOUTH EXPRESS and she was deployed on the Channel, serving the Cherbourg-Portsmouth line. She returned in late 2000 to Buquebus and she was again renamed CATALONIA, before returning to P&O Portsmouth in 2001, having again been renamed PORTSMOUTH EXPRESS and being redeployed on the Cherbourg-Portsmouth line. She returned to Buquebus and she was again renamed CATALONIA in late 2001, before being sent again on charter on the Channel as the PORTSMOUTH EXPRESS, again on the Cherbourg-Portsmouth line, in 2002. The following year, P&O Portsmouth was discontinued as P&O European Ferries began to trade as P&O Ferries on the Channel. She thus spent the summer on the Cherbourg-Portsmouth line as the EXPRESS. After spending the winter of 2003-2004 as the CATALONIA for Buquebus, she was sold to P&O Ferries in 2004 and she returned to the Cherbourg-Portsmouth line as the EXPRESS (with the marketing name CHERBOURG EXPRESS). Her spell on the Channel was marred by numerous engine troubles which resulted in several canceled services. In 2005 she was transferred to the P&O Irish Sea division, being deployed as the EXPRESS on the Troon-Cairnryan-Larne line, thus connecting Scotland with Northern Ireland via the Irish Sea on a seasonal service. In 2010, P&O Irish Sea began to trade as P&O Ferries as well. The EXPRESS was refurbished in 2013, and she returned to service by only serving the Troon-Larne line. After many disappointing and unprofitable results, P&O Ferries announced the closure of the Troon-Larne line at the conclusion of the 2015 season. The EXPRESS was laid-up in Belfast. In 2016 she was sold to the Swedish company Gotlandsbåten, and, after being refurbished in Helsingborg, she entered service on the Västervik-Visby-Nynäshamn line on the Baltic Sea. After unsatisfactory service there as well, she was laid-up at the end of the season in Västervik. In 2017 she was chartered to the Finnish company Viking Line, and she was deployed on the Tallinn-Helsinki line under the marketing name VIKING FSTR. In 2018 she was chartered to the Spanish company Naviera Armas and she was deployed on the Canary Islands Archipelago, namely on the Los Cristianos-San Sebastián de La Gomera-Valle Gran Rey line. After her charter ended during the fall, it was announced that she had been sold to Golden Fast Ferries, which was a joint venture between the Greek companies Golden Star Ferries and Fast Ferries. She arrived in Greece as the GOLDEN EXPRESS, and she began conversion in Perama and in Salamina. In 2019, following a dispute between the two companies, the ship was fully transferred to Golden Star Ferries and she was renamed SUPEREXPRESS. She was deployed on the Piraeus-Paros-Naxos-Mykonos-Tinos-Andros-Rafina line on the Cyclades. In 2021 she moved to the Rafina-Tinos-Mykonos-Naxos-Paros-Ios-Santorini line. In 2023 her service was restricted to the Rafina-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Ios-Santorini line. In 2026 she was deployed on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos-Naxos line. PHOTOS (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, during her first season in Greece under Golden Star Ferries (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, shortly before her morning departure for the Cyclades and Rafina (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, shortly before her morning departure for the Cyclades and Rafina (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, shortly before her morning departure for the Cyclades and Rafina (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS leaving the port of Piraeus at dawn (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS leaving the port of Piraeus at dawn (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS leaving the port of Piraeus at dawn (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The impressive SUPEREXPRESS seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having departed the port of Piraeus (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having departed the port of Piraeus (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having departed the port of Piraeus (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS docked in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS docked in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS docked in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS spotted in Piraeus (8/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus during the morning (9/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS resting in Piraeus (9/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS resting in Piraeus (9/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus during the morning (9/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS resting in Piraeus (9/2020). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen arriving in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen arriving in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen arriving in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS heading towards her docking spot in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS heading towards her docking spot in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The stern of the SUPEREXPRESS, as she is seen heading towards her docking spot in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen maneuvering in Mykonos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen arriving in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen arriving in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen arriving in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen ready to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen ready to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen ready to maneuver in the port of Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen maneuvering in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen maneuvering in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen maneuvering in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen docking in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen docking in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen docked in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen approaching her docking spot in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen approaching her docking spot in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The stern of the SUPEREXPRESS, seen right after she had docked in Ios (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having just docked in Tinos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having just docked in Tinos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having just docked in Tinos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Tinos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Tinos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS having just departed the port of Tinos (7/2021). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Perama, after having completed her summer season on the Cyclades, and now undergoing her annual winter refit (10/2022). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen docked in Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen docked in Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen docked in Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS resting in Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS resting in Rafina (10/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, having started her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, having started her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Piraeus, having started her annual winter lay-up (11/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (12/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus (12/2023). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Keratsini, while undergoing her annual winter refit (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Keratsini, while undergoing her annual winter refit (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Keratsini, while undergoing her annual winter refit (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Keratsini, while she was undergoing her annual winter refit (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Keratsini, while she was undergoing her annual winter refit (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Keratsini, while she was undergoing her annual winter refit (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS spotted in Keratsini (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS spotted in Keratsini (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS spotted in Keratsini (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen during her refit in Keratsini, after which she returned to service from Rafina to the Cyclades (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen during her refit in Keratsini, after which she returned to service from Rafina to the Cyclades (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen during her refit in Keratsini, after which she returned to service from Rafina to the Cyclades (4/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Rafina at dawn (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Rafina at dawn (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Rafina at dawn (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen in Rafina (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen departing the port of Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen departing the port of Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen departing the port of Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen leaving the port of Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen leaving the port of Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPEREXPRESS The SUPEREXPRESS seen having left Rafina in order to head to Tinos (8/2024).

PANAGIA FANEROMENI (ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΦΑΝΕΡΩΜΕΝΗ) -Kimolos Link (2006-2019) current BIJAGÓS I of Consulmar Bissau Built in 1993 (age 33 ). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, currently in service for Consulmar Bissau in Guinea-Bissau The landing craft PANAGIA FANEROMENI was built in 1993 in Greece. She began her career with the Greek company Madalena I Shipping, operating on the Paros-Antiparos line on the Cyclades. She stayed there for the first 13 years of her career, before she was replaced by the newly-built AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU in 2006. She was sold during that same year to Kimolos Link for operations on the Milos-Kimolos line, as a replacement for the veteran landing craft LEFKAS. She operated between the Northern port of Apollonia in Milos, and the island of Kimolos. In 2019, after 13 years on the service her company replaced her with the newly-built OSIA METHODIA. She was subsequently sold to the Guinea-Bissau-based company Consulmar Bissau, being renamed BIJAGÓS I. She entered service on the Bissau-Enxudé-Bubaque line on the Bijagós Archipelago. PHOTOS (2015): PANAGIA FANEROMENI Crossing the PANAGIA FANEROMENI near Milos, on her way to Kimolos. This was the only picture I ever took of the ship, as she was sold in 2019 to Consulmar Bissau (7/2015).

EXPRESS PANORMITIS (ΕΞΠΡΕΣ ΠΑΝΟΡΜΙΤΗΣ) -Agia Marina I NE Built in 2019 (age 7). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Antiparos) The small high speed boat EXPRESS PANORMITIS was built in 2019 in Greece, for the Greek company Agia Marina I NE, which is based in Antiparos. She was deployed on the Paros-Antiparos line on the Cyclades, joining her fleetmate, namely the ANTIPAROS STAR, which had been built in 2015. PHOTOS (2021): EXPRESS PANORMITIS The EXPRESS PANORMITIS seen in Paros (7/2021). EXPRESS PANORMITIS The EXPRESS PANORMITIS seen in Paros (7/2021). EXPRESS PANORMITIS The EXPRESS PANORMITIS seen leaving Paros for Antiparos (7/2021).

PORT OF AEGINA (ΑΙΓΙΝΑ) Island located on the Saronic Gulf, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): AEGINA 2015: The two competing Saronic Gulf one-day cruise ships: (From left to right) The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS of Olympic Cruises and the PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises. AEGINA 2015: The two competing Saronic Gulf one-day cruise ships: (From left to right) The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS of Olympic Cruises and the PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises. AEGINA 2015: The two competing Saronic Gulf one-day cruise ships: (From left to right) The KASSANDRA DELFINOUS of Olympic Cruises and the PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises. AEGINA 2015: Two ferries operating late schedule from Aegina to Piraeus: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. AEGINA 2016: Two of the three ships operating together under the Saronic Ferries joint venture for that year together in Aegina: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries leaves the port and heads towards Methana, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries has just docked and prepares to leave soon for Piraeus. AEGINA 2016: Two ships seen from a far distance next to the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The IONIS of Leve Ferries heads towards Piraeus, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries heads towards Aegina. AEGINA 2016: Two ships seen from a far distance next to the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The IONIS of Leve Ferries heads towards Piraeus, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries heads towards Aegina. AEGINA 2016: Two ships seen from a far distance meeting up next to the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The IONIS of Leve Ferries heads towards Piraeus, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries heads towards Aegina. AEGINA 2016: Two beloved ships in the Greek coastal service together in Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the IONIS of Leve Ferries. AEGINA 2016: The sterns of two of the most beloved ships in the Greek coastal service together in Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the IONIS of Leve Ferries. AEGINA 2018: Two small ships seen next to the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins heads to the port from Agistri, while the AGISTRI EXPRESS I of Agistriotiki NE leaves in order to go to Agistri. AEGINA 2018: Two competing hydrofoils seen in Aegina together: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins leaves, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XXIX of Hellenic Seaways heads towards the port. AEGINA 2018: Two ships seen from a far distance next to the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries heads towards Agistri, while the APOLLON HELLAS of the same company heads towards Aegina. AEGINA 2018: Two ships seen from a far distance next to the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries heads towards Agistri, while the APOLLON HELLAS of the same company heads towards Aegina. AEGINA 2019: Two ships seen resting in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The small high speed boat SEBECO II of Alko Ferries and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2019: Two ships seen resting in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The small high speed boat SEBECO II of Alko Ferries and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2019: Two ships from different generations seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. Picture taken by my sister, to whom I am extremely grateful. AEGINA 2019: Two ships from different generations seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. Picture taken by my sister, to whom I am extremely grateful. AEGINA 2019: Two ships from different generations seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. Picture taken by my sister, to whom I am extremely grateful. AEGINA 2020: Two different kinds of ferries seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is approaching, while the landing craft AGIA MARINA of Dolychio is already docked. AEGINA 2020: Two different kinds of ferries seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is approaching, while the landing craft AGIA MARINA of Dolychio is already docked. AEGINA 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries is maneuvering in order to dock, while the small one-day passenger ship ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises is leaving in order to head towards Agistri. AEGINA 2020: Some traffic in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is seen resting, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is leaving the port. AEGINA 2020: Two veteran ferries, both acclaimed on the Saronic Gulf, seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. AEGINA 2020: Two veteran ferries, both acclaimed on the Saronic Gulf, seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries and the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries. AEGINA 2021: Two much-appreciated ferries seen arriving in the port of Aegina simultaneously: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. AEGINA 2021: Two much-appreciated ferries seen arriving in the port of Aegina simultaneously: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. AEGINA 2021: Two much-appreciated ferries seen arriving in the port of Aegina simultaneously: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. AEGINA 2021: Two different ships seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways (which was deployed on the Piraeus-Aegina line that season) is arriving in the port, while the small passenger ship ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises is already docked. AEGINA 2021: Two kinds of ships highlighting some traffic in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is leaving for Piraeus, while the landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways prepares to dock. AEGINA 2021: Two kinds of ships highlighting some traffic in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is leaving for Piraeus, while the landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways prepares to dock. AEGINA 2021: Two ships seen docked together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2021: Two ships seen docked together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2021: Two ships seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is departing, while the FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is arriving. The former used to be owned by Hellenic Seaways from 2005 to 2015, hence being once fleetmates with the latter. AEGINA 2021: Two ships seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The FLYING DOLPHIN XIX of Hellenic Seaways is arriving, while the POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is departing. AEGINA 2021: Two different ships seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways (which was deployed on the Piraeus-Aegina line that season) is leaving the the port, while the small passenger ship ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises is already docked. AEGINA 2021: Two ships seen docked together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways and the one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises. AEGINA 2021: Two ships seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The small passenger boat NERAÏDA of Sea Bond is leaving the port in order to head to Moni, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is preparing to dock. AEGINA 2022: Two ferries operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is seen arriving. AEGINA 2022: Two ferries operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is seen arriving. AEGINA 2022: Two ferries operating under the Saronic Ferries joint venture seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the PHIVOS of Nova Ferries is seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to dock as well. AEGINA 2022: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS is seen docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO HIGHSPEED 2 of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port. AEGINA 2022: Two ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The conventional ferry PHIVOS is seen docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO HIGHSPEED 2 of Hellenic Seaways is leaving the port. AEGINA 2022: Two different kinds of passenger ships seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises is docked in the port, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is seen arriving. AEGINA 2022: Two different kinds of passenger ships seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises is docked in the port, while the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is seen arriving. AEGINA 2022: Three different passenger ships with many years of experience on the Saronic Gulf seen docked together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries, the conventional ferry PHIVOS of Nova Ferries and the one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises. AEGINA 2022: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways coming from different generations seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The newly-built aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is seen arriving, while the veteran hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX is seen leaving. AEGINA 2022: Two high speed craft of Hellenic Seaways coming from different generations seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The newly-built aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED is seen arriving, while the veteran hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XIX is seen leaving. AEGINA 2022: Two small passenger ships based in Aegina seen together in the island's port: (From left to right) The AGISTRI EXPRESS I of Agistriotiki NE is seen leaving, while the NERAÏDA of Sea Bond is seen docked. AEGINA 2022: Two small passenger ships based in Aegina seen together in the island's port: (From left to right) The AGISTRI EXPRESS I of Agistriotiki NE is seen leaving, while the NERAÏDA of Sea Bond is seen docked. AEGINA 2022: Two passenger ships performing one-day cruises on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: From left to right) The ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the MANDALENA of Pegasus Cruises. AEGINA 2022: Two passenger ships performing one-day cruises on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: From left to right) The ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the MANDALENA of Pegasus Cruises. AEGINA 2022: Two passenger ships performing one-day cruises on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: From left to right) The ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the MANDALENA of Pegasus Cruises. AEGINA 2022: Two passenger ships performing one-day cruises on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: From left to right) The ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the MANDALENA of Pegasus Cruises. AEGINA 2022: Two passenger ships performing one-day cruises on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: From left to right) The ANNA II of Antoniou Cruises and the MANDALENA of Pegasus Cruises. AEGINA 2023: Two ships seen arriving in Aegina during the summer: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2023: Two ships seen arriving in Aegina during the summer: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways and the conventional ferry AGIOS NEKTARIOS AEGINAS of ANES Ferries. AEGINA 2023: Two high speed craft seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. AEGINA 2023: Two high speed craft seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN ATHINA of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen docked together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries and the aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways. AEGINA 2024: Two small passenger ships linking Aegina with the small island of Moni seen docked in the port of the former island: (From left to right) The NERAÏDA of Sea Bond and the TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries and the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is docked, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The double-ended ferry ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries has left the port, while the landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries remains docked. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS and the APOLLON HELLAS. AEGINA 2024: Two small passenger ships owned by Sea Bus Waterways and linking Aegina with the small island of Moni seen docked in the port of the former island: (From left to right) The NEFELI and the TZORTZIA. AEGINA 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. AEGINA 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. AEGINA 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 2 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is leaving. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is approaching the port, while the NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is leaving. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is leaving, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is approaching the port. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen in the port of Aegina during the evening: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is leaving, while the ACHAEOS of 2way Ferries is approaching the port. AEGINA 2024: Two high speed craft seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The aero high speed catamaran AERO 1 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is leaving, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is arriving. AEGINA 2024: Two small passenger ships owned by Sea Bus Waterways and linking Aegina with the small island of Moni seen docked in the port of the former island: (From left to right) The NEFELI and the TZORTZIA. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is leaving, while the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is approaching the port. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is leaving, while the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is approaching the port. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries is leaving, while the ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is approaching the port. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is about to dock, while the NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries has left the port. AEGINA 2024: Two passenger ships seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is docked, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is seen leaving. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is docked, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is docked, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries serving the Saronic Gulf seen together in Aegina: (From left to right) The landing craft ANTIGONE of Saronic Ferries is docked, while the conventional double-ended ferry POSIDON HELLAS of 2way Ferries is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two types of passenger ships seen heading towards the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two types of passenger ships seen heading towards the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two types of passenger ships seen heading towards the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two types of passenger ships seen heading towards the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The conventional ferry APOLLON HELLAS of 2way Ferries and the one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS is docked, while the POSIDON HELLAS is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS is docked, while the POSIDON HELLAS is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS is docked, while the POSIDON HELLAS is about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The APOLLON HELLAS is docked, while the POSIDON HELLAS is seen about to dock next to her. AEGINA 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The ferries POSIDON HELLAS and APOLLON HELLAS (both owned by 2way Ferries) are docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards the port. All three ships used to be fleetmates from 1999 to 2005, back when they were operating under Minoan Flying Dolphins and then under Hellas Flying Dolphins. AEGINA 2024: Three ships operating on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The ferries POSIDON HELLAS and APOLLON HELLAS (both owned by 2way Ferries) are docked, while the hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN VENUS I of Aegean Flying Dolphins is heading towards the port. All three ships used to be fleetmates from 1999 to 2005, back when they were operating under Minoan Flying Dolphins and then under Hellas Flying Dolphins. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS is seen docked, while the APOLLON HELLAS has just departed the port. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS is seen docked, while the APOLLON HELLAS has just departed the port. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS is seen docked, while the APOLLON HELLAS has just left the port in order to head to Methana. AEGINA 2024: Two ferries owned by 2way Ferries and with a long history of service on the Saronic Gulf seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The POSIDON HELLAS is seen docked, while the APOLLON HELLAS has just left the port in order to head to Methana. AEGINA 2024: Two small passenger ships linking Aegina with the small island of Moni seen docked in the port of the former island: (From left to right) The NERAÏDA of Sea Bond and the TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways. AEGINA 2024: Two small passenger ships linking Aegina with the small island of Moni seen docked in the port of the former island: (From left to right) The NERAÏDA of Sea Bond is docked, while the TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways is seen leaving the port. AEGINA 2024: Two small passenger ships linking Aegina with the small island of Moni seen docked in the port of the former island: (From left to right) The NERAÏDA of Sea Bond is docked, while the TZORTZIA of Sea Bus Waterways is seen leaving the port. IMG_5383 2024: Two passenger ships seen together in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The small passenger ship NEFELI of Sea Bus Waterways has left the port, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen docked in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen docked in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries. AEGINA 2024: Two ships seen docked in the port of Aegina: (From left to right) The one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the conventional ferry NISSOS AEGINA of San Lorenzo Ferries.

EIRINI (ΕΙΡΗΝΗ) -Patmos Boatmen Union Built in 2008 (age 18). Registered in Patmos. Current line: Patmos-Marathi-Arkioi-Leipsoi The small passenger ship EIRINI was built in 2008 in Greece for the Patmos Boatmen Union. She was deployed on the Patmos-Marathi-Arkioi-Leipsoi line on the Dodecanese, and she also helps transport passengers arriving in Patmos via cruise ships to the island. PHOTOS (2022): EIRINI The EIRINI seen docked in Patmos (8/2022). EIRINI The EIRINI seen docked in Patmos (8/2022). EIRINI The EIRINI seen docked in Patmos (8/2022).

MODELS (ΜΑΚΕΤΕΣ) In many Greek shipping companies' offices and agencies, or inside the ships' onboard stores, you can find a few models of ships that these companies own or used to own. Here are some: PHOTOS: BLUE GALAXY The BLUE GALAXY of Blue Star Ferries (the ex-LEFKA ORI of ANEK Lines), which operated for them from 2015 until 2024, when she returned to ANEK Lines as the KISSAMOS. Picture taken in 9/2020. BLUE STAR DELOS The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries, which has been operating for them since her delivery in 2011. Picture taken in 7/2015. BLUE STAR ITHAKI The BLUE STAR ITHAKI of Blue Star Ferries, which operated for them from 2000 to 2014. Having spent the first 14 years of her career on the Cyclades, she was sold to the Canadian company Bay Ferries Limited, for whom she operates as the FUNDY ROSE. The model represents the ship without her trademark blue stripe that was painted over her deck windows, as this was added just after Blue Star Ferries was established as the successor company to Strintzis Lines in 2000. Picture taken in 10/2022. BLUE STAR NAXOS The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries, which has been operating for them since her delivery in 2002. Picture taken in 7/2015. BLUE STAR 1 The BLUE STAR 1 of Blue Star Ferries, which has been operating for them since her delivery in 2000. The model represents the ship during her first years of service, when the Strintzis Lines signal was on her hull. Picture taken in 7/2015. ELENA F A replica of the ELENA F of Elena F Shipping onboard the vessel herself. Built in 1998, she has spent the bulk of her career on the Piraeus-Salamina line, on which her company has been a key player since 1967. Picture taken in 8/2021. EL. VENIZELOS The EL. VENIZELOS of ANEK Lines, which has been operating for them since her delivery in 1992, although she has also been chartered to various operators across the Mediterranean Sea during certain seasons. Picture taken in 9/2022. FIOR DI LEVANTE A small replica of the FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries (owned by them since 2012), given to me as a gift from my brother and my sister after they bought it on the ship's store. Picture taken in 6/2017. SUPERFAST IV The SUPERFAST IV of Superfast Ferries, which operated for them from 1998 to 2002. Having spent the first four years of her career on the Adriatic Sea, she and her sister ship, namely the SUPERFAST III, were sold to the Australian company TT-Line Company Pty Ltd, for whom they began service as the SPIRIT OF TASMANIA I and the SPIRIT OF TASMANIA II, respectively. Picture taken in 9/2021. SUPERFAST VII The SUPERFAST VII of Superfast Ferries, which operated for them from 2002 to 2006. She was actually never deployed in Greece, but she was on the company's Baltic Sea itineraries. She is currently sailing as the STENA SUPERFAST VII for Stena Line. Picture taken in 7/2015. THEOLOGOS P A replica of the THEOLOGOS P of Fast Ferries onboard the ship herself. She was bought by her company in 2006 and she has successfully been operating on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos line since 2007. Picture taken in 8/2020.

ELYROS (ΕΛΥΡΟΣ) -ANEK Lines Built in 1998 (age 28). Registered in Chania. Current line: Piraeus-Milos-Chania The cruiseferry ELYROS, perhaps the greatest-ever ship of ANEK Lines and for some the greatest-ever Cretan ferry, was built in Japan in 1998, as she the SUNFLOWER TSUKUBA for the Japanese company Blue Highway Line. She spent her first 9 years on the Ōarai-Tomakomai line, until she was sold to the Japanese company Higashi Nihon Ferry in early 2007. She was renamed FERRY TSUKUBA, but she never entered service for her new owners and she was laid-up in Muroran. A few months later in 2007, she was bought by the Greek company ANEK Lines. She underwent a conversion which lasted for almost a year in Keratsini, whereupon her accommodation superstructure was fully remodeled, as was her funnel, while also increasing her passenger capacity and her indoor areas being fully renovated. She finally entered service in late 2008, and she officially became the new flagship of ANEK Lines. She was deployed on the Piraeus-Chania line, where she became extremely successful. She notably received the 'Best Ferry Conversion in the World' award by Shippax in 2009. Unfortunately, during the summers of 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, instead of operating in Greece, she was chartered to Algérie Ferries, operating on the Marseille-Oran line, although she would return to operate on the Piraeus-Chania line during the winter. She was deployed back on the Piraeus-Chania line during the summer of 2020. In 2026 she collided with the Ro-Ro carrier IOSIF K of Creta Cargo Lines in Chania. PHOTOS (2014, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): ELYROS The ELYROS in Piraeus (8/2014). ELYROS The ELYROS in Piraeus (8/2014). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus, in her first full summer in Greece since 2014 (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Chania (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS having exited the port of Piraeus and heading towards Chania (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in Piraeus during the morning (9/2020). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in the port of Piraeus (8/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus during the evening (9/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus during the evening (9/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (9/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (9/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (9/2021). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (8/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (8/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (8/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ELYROS A view of the ELYROS in Piraeus (10/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus in the late evening (12/2022). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus during the evening (3/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus during the evening (3/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus during the evening (3/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (3/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (3/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The The ELYROS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ELYROS The The ELYROS seen docked in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). 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ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus during the evening (7/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus during the evening (7/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS making her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS making her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS undergoing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she completes her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she completes her maneuvering procedure in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS about to dock in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS about to dock in Piraeus (8/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (9/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (9/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (9/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (9/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (9/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS in Piraeus (11/2023). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docking in Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docking in Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docking in Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she is docking in the port of Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she is docking in the port of Piraeus during the early morning (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen having just docked in Piraeus just before dawn (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen resting in Piraeus (4/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS resting in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen while docked in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen while docked in the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus, just before her evening departure for Chania (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS docked in Piraeus (6/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen departing the port of Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen as she is leaving the port of Piraeus during the late evening, in order to head to Chania (7/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen entering the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen entering the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen entering the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen having just entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen having just entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the late evening (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS spotted in Piraeus (8/2024). ELYROS The ELYROS seen in Piraeus during the evening (8/2024).

VIKENTIOS D (ΒΙΚΕΝΤΙΟΣ Δ) -Ionian Sea Ferries Built in 2011 (age 15). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Eastern Kefalonia-Western Kefalonia The landing craft VIKENTIOS D was built in 2011 in Greece, as the IOANNIS VR for the Greek company VR Ferries, which is based in Poros. She was deployed on the Galatas Troizinias-Poros line, where she remained until 2015. During that same year, she was sold to the newly-established Greek company Kefalonia Ferries. She underwent a refit in Keratsini and she was renamed VIKENTIOS D. She began service for her new company in 2016, linking the port of Argostoli with the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia via the Argostoli Gulf on the Ionian Sea. In 2020 Kefalonia Ferries joined the Taxiarchis joint venture, which included Ionian Ferries, Ionion P Lines and Lixouri NE at the time. In 2021 the ship was fully transferred to Ionian Sea Ferries. PHOTOS (2023): VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen departing the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia during the evening (11/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen about to dock in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia during the evening (11/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen having just docked in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia during the evening (11/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is heading towards the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is heading towards the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is arriving in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen departing the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen departing the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen departing the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is arriving in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is arriving in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen heading towards her docking spot in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is proceeding towards her docking spot in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is proceeding towards her docking spot in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen as she is proceeding towards her docking spot in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D just before docking in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D just before docking in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D just before docking in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D just as she is docking in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D just as she is docking in the port of Argostoli in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen having just docked in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen docked in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen docked in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen departing the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen arriving in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia (12/2023). VIKENTIOS D The VIKENTIOS D seen arriving in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia (12/2023).

AGIOS EFRAÏM (ΑΓΙΟΣ ΕΥΦΡΑΙΜ) -Santorini Boatmen Union Built in 1996 (age 30). Registered in Santorini. Current line: Santorini-Nea Kameni-Palaia Kameni The small passenger ship AGIOS EFRAÏM was built in 1996 in Greece, being the last of the four sister ships (alongside the AGIOS GERASIMOS, the MELINA and the G NOMIKOS) that were ordered by the Santorini Boatmen Union in 1995 and in 1996. She was deployed on the Santorini-Nea Kameni-Palaia Kameni line on the Cyclades, and she also helps transport passengers arriving in Santorini via cruise ships to the island. PHOTOS (2019): AGIOS EFRAÏM The AGIOS EFRAÏM seen from the village of Thira in Santorini, heading towards the island's main port (7/2019).

SPORADES STAR (ΣΠΟΡΑΔΕΣ ΣΤΑΡ) -Sea Jets Ferries ex-AQUA STAR (ΑΚΟΥΑ ΣΤΑΡ), also of Sea Jets Ferries (2021-2022) Built in 1975 (age 51 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos The conventional ferry SPORADES STAR was ordered in 1969 by the French company Angleterre Alsace Lorraine Société Anonyme de Navigation, which was one of the companies that became part of the Channel-based Sealink consortium. Expected to be delivered in 1972, the Italian shipyard in which she was built suffered major financial difficulties, and it was not until 1975 that she was finally completed in Italy and delivered to her company. She began service as the train ferry SAINT ELOI on the Dunkirk-Dover line on the Channel, where she remained for 10 years. In 1986 she was inserted on the Calais-Dover line while being chartered to the French railway company SNCF, still under the umbrella of Sealink, which had been renamed Sealink British Ferries in 1984. She returned to the Dunkirk-Dover line later that year. In 1987 she collided with her fleetmate, namely the CAMBRIDGE FERRY, in Dover, which resulted in her hull being significantly damaged. She was repaired in Dunkirk and she resumed service on the Dieppe-Newhaven line. In 1988 she returned to the Calais-Dover line under the management of SNCF. That same year she collided with the breakwater in Dover, and her hull was once again damaged. She was repaired and she resumed service. In 1989 she was renamed CHANNEL ENTENTE and she continued to serve the Calais-Dover line until 1990. That same year, she was sold to the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, and she entered service on the Heysham-Douglas line on the Irish Sea. In late 1990 she underwent a major conversion in Birkenhead, during which she was renamed KING ORRY. She was then deployed on the Liverpool-Heysham-Douglas line, where she remained until 1998. She was then sold to the Italian company Moby Lines, and she was renamed MOBY LOVE. After a conversion in Livorno, she was renamed MOBY LOVE 2 and she began service on the Piombino-Elba line in 1999. She was once again renamed MOBY LOVE in 2002. In 2017 she was sold to the Greek company Portucalence Shipping, which was renamed Hellenic Med Ferries in 2018. The ship arrived in Drapetsona and she was renamed AEOLOS. With the duration of her conversion lasting longer than expected, she was sent to Turkey, where her refit was completed in 2018. Despite this, she did not enter service for Hellenic Med Ferries. Instead, she was chartered to Atlântico Line for service on the Azores Islands Archipelago in 2019. She was renamed AZORES EXPRESS and she began preparations in Perama. However, she was not ready by the time of her delivery to her charterers, and therefore she did not go to the Azores. Later in the summer she was sent to operate on the Alexandroupolis-Samothraki line in response to the coastal shipping crisis caused by the company Saos Ferries, whose three ships all suffered engine failures. However, the AZORES EXPRESS was never able to complete her first trip, due to being too large to enter the port of Kamariotissa in Samothraki, hence adding an additional episode to the island's ferry fiasco. She subsequently returned to Perama, where she remained laid-up for the next two years, until she was sold to Sea Jets in 2021. She was renamed AQUA STAR and she was deployed on the Lavrion-Chios-Agios Efstratios-Limnos-Kavala line on the Northeast Aegean Sea. In 2022 she underwent a refit in Chalkida, during which she was renamed SPORADES STAR, and she was deployed on the Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line on the Sporades. In 2023 she was inserted on the Lavrion-Kea-Kythnos-Syros-Tinos-Andros-Paros-Naxo s-Ios-Sikinos-Folegandros-Kimolos-Milos-Sifnos-Serifos lifeline, but her season ended prematurely after she ran aground in Syros. With the arrival of more conventional ferries under Sea Jets, the SPORADES STAR shifted to a relief vessel, and she was laid-up in Perama during the summer of 2024 and in Volos during the summers of 2025 and 2026, while only operating when her fleetmates would undergo their annual winter refits. PHOTOS (2021, 2024): AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR seen in Lavrion, during her debut season for Sea Jets (9/2021). AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR docked in Lavrion (9/2021). AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR docked in Lavrion (9/2021). AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR docked in Lavrion (9/2021). AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR resting in Lavrion (9/2021). AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR resting in Lavrion (9/2021). AQUA STAR The AQUA STAR seen in Lavrion, in what was my last picture of the ship under that name. She was renamed SPORADES STAR ahead of the 2022 season (9/2021). SPORADES STAR My first picture of the ship as the SPORADES STAR, as she is seen docked in Piraeus, while temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus, while temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus, while temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus, while temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus, when she was temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus, when she was temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus, when she was temporarily replacing her fleetmate, namely the AQUA JEWEL (which was undergoing repairs together with her annual winter refit), on the Peloponnese-Kythira-Antikythira lifeline (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen in Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen in Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen in Piraeus during the morning (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR spotted in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR spotted in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR spotted in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR resting in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR resting in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR resting in Piraeus (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen docked in Piraeus. After the AQUA JEWEL returned to her usual service, she was sent to Perama, with the intention that she would act as a relief vessel for Sea Jets (4/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen in Perama, while remaining laid-up for the whole summer season (8/2024). SPORADES STAR The SPORADES STAR seen in Perama, while remaining laid-up for the whole summer season (8/2024).

ALEXANDROS M (ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ Μ) -Boufis Shipping Company Built in 2000 (age 26). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Perama-Salamina The double-ended ferry ALEXANDROS M was built in 2000 in Greece, as the KONSTANTINOS for the Greek company Konstantinos ANE, which was based in Salamina. She began service on the Perama-Salamina line, where she spent her first three seasons. In 2003, she was transferred to the Rion-Antirrion line for one season. She returned to the Perama-Salamina line in 2004, remaining there until the end of 2010, when her owners had to cease operations because of financial difficulties. She was sold the following year to Boufis Shipping Company, and she was renamed ALEXANDROS M. Despite the latter being based in Spetses, they decided to maintain the ship on the Perama-Salamina line. In 2016 she again went to the Rion-Antirrion line, before making her return to the Perama-Salamina line in 2017. In 2020 she headed back to the Rion-Antirrion line, before once again returning to the Perama-Salamina line in 2021. She occasionally operates on the Kosta-Spetses line, being sent there whenever her fleetmate, namely the KATERINA STAR, performs her annual refit. PHOTOS (2019, 2021, 2022, 2024): ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M Crossing the ALEXANDROS M as she heads towards Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M Crossing the ALEXANDROS M as she heads towards Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M Crossing the ALEXANDROS M as she heads towards Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M on her way to Perama (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen heading towards Salamina (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen heading towards Salamina (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen heading towards Salamina (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M Passing by the ALEXANDROS M as she is seen going to Salamina (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M Passing by the ALEXANDROS M as she is seen going to Salamina (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M Passing by the ALEXANDROS M as she is seen going to Salamina (8/2019). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen resting in Salamina (8/2021). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen resting in Salamina (8/2021). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen resting in Salamina (8/2021). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M docked in Salamina (8/2021). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen departing Salamina in order to head to Perama (8/2021). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen resting in Salamina (9/2021). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M spotted in Salamina (8/2022). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M spotted in Salamina (8/2022). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M spotted in Salamina (8/2022). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen in Salamina (8/2022). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen in Salamina (8/2022). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen in Salamina (8/2022). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M spotted in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M spotted in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen approaching the port of Paloukia in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen approaching the port of Paloukia in Salamina (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen in Perama (8/2024). ALEXANDROS M The ALEXANDROS M seen in Perama (8/2024).

SUPERFERRY (ΣΟΥΠΕΡΦΕΡΡΥ) -Golden Star Ferries Built in 1995 (age 31). Registered in Andros. Current line: None (under refit in Perama) The great conventional ferry SUPERFERRY was built in 1995 in Japan, as the KOGANE MARU for the Japanese company Sado Kisen. She was deployed on the Naoetsu-Ogi line. After spending twenty years on this service, she was sold in 2015 to the Greek company Golden Star Ferries, which is based in Andros. She arrived in Perama under the name GOLDEN FERRY, and she underwent a major conversion which lasted almost a year, whereupon her indoor areas were fully refurbished and her passenger amenities were improved significantly. She entered service in 2016, after having been renamed SUPERFERRY. She was deployed on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos line on the Cyclades that summer. In 2017 she operated on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos-Naxos line. In 2018, she and her fleetmate, namely the SUPERFERRY II (now the SUPERSTAR of Sea Jets), were deployed on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Ios-Santorini-Heraklion line, thus connecting Rafina with Crete for the first time in Greek coastal service history. In 2019, she and the SUPERFERRY II were deployed on the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Santorini-Heraklion line. In 2020 she returned to the Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos line. In 2026 she was moved to the Rafina-Tinos-Mykonos-Naxos-Paros line. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Mykonos (6/2018). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Mykonos (6/2018). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY heading towards Paros, as seen from Antiparos (7/2018). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Rafina, shortly before her morning departure (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Rafina, shortly before her morning departure (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Rafina, shortly before her morning departure (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY preparing to depart the port of Rafina (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY preparing to depart the port of Rafina (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen departing the port of Rafina (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The stern of the SUPERFERRY as she departs Rafina in order to head towards the Cyclades and Heraklion (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The stern of the SUPERFERRY as she departs Rafina in order to head towards the Cyclades and Heraklion (8/2019). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY about to depart the port of Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY about to depart the port of Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY about to depart the port of Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving the port of Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving the port of Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving the port of Rafina (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen in Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen departing Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen departing Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen departing Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Andros (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY having left Andros and heading towards Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen heading from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen heading from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen heading from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY on her way from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY on her way from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY on her way from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen on the Cyclades, heading from Andros to Tinos (8/2020). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving the port of Tinos (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving the port of Tinos (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving the port of Tinos (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY leaving Tinos in order to head towards Mykonos (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY leaving Tinos in order to head towards Mykonos (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY leaving Tinos in order to head towards Mykonos (7/2021). SUPERFERRY A far view of the SUPERFERRY on the Cyclades, as she is seen sailing from Tinos to Andros (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen from afar, sailing towards Andros (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen from afar, sailing towards Andros (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen from afar, sailing towards Andros (7/2021). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen arriving in Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen arriving in Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen arriving in Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she arrives in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she arrives in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she arrives in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen about to perform her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen about to perform her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen about to perform her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen docking in Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen after having just docked in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen after having just docked in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen after having just docked in the port of Rafina (10/2022). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen undergoing her annual drydock in the Main Vassiliadis Drydock in Piraeus, as part of her annual winter refit (2/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen arriving in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen arriving in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen arriving in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she arrives in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she arrives in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she arrives in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY about to begin her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY about to begin her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY about to begin her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen while undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen while undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen while undergoing her maneuvering procedure in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she undergoes her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she undergoes her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she undergoes her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen completing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen completing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen completing her maneuvering procedure in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY having completed her maneuvering procedure and about to dock in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY having completed her maneuvering procedure and about to dock in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY having completed her maneuvering procedure and about to dock in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen about to dock in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen about to dock in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen about to dock in the port of Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she is ready to dock in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen as she is ready to dock in Rafina (10/2023). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen leaving Rafina during the morning (8/2024). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen having left Rafina (8/2024). SUPERFERRY The SUPERFERRY seen having left Rafina (8/2024).