PORT OF KYLLINI (ΚΥΛΛΗΝΗ) Town located on the Ionian Sea, in the regional unit of Ileia, in the regi on of Western Greece. PHOTOS (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2023): KYLLINI 2013: Two veteran ferries of the Ionian Sea seen together in Kyllini: (From left to right) The NISSOS KEFALONIA of Kefalonian Lines and the ZAKYNTHOS I (then with ANEZ). This year was the first of the NISSOS KEFALONIA with her new owners, while it was the first summer for the ZAKYNTHOS I since her return from her five-year lay-up, and she eventually joined Kefalonian Lines as well in 2014. KYLLINI 2015: Some Kyllini traffic: (From left to right) The DIONISIOS SOLOMOS of Zante Ferries is preparing her for departure to Kefalonia, while the IONIAN STAR of Tyrogalas Ferries departs for Zakynthos, a few days before her sale to Levante Ferries. This my last picture with both ships operating for the now-defunct Ionian Ferries joint venture. KYLLINI 2016: Two of the greatest ships on the Ionian Sea together in Kyllini: (From left to right) The modern and impressive FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries along with the legendary NISSOS KEFALONIA of Kefalonian Lines. KYLLINI 2016: Two of the greatest ships on the Ionian Sea together in Kyllini: (From left to right) The modern and impressive FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries along with the legendary NISSOS KEFALONIA of Kefalonian Lines. KYLLINI 2016: Two of the greatest ships on the Ionian Sea together in Kyllini: (From left to right) The modern and impressive FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries along with the legendary NISSOS KEFALONIA of Kefalonian Lines. KYLLINI 2016: Two of the greatest ships on the Ionian Sea together in the port of Kyllini: (From left to right) The modern and impressive FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries along with the legendary NISSOS KEFALONIA of Kefalonian Lines. KYLLINI 2016: Two of the greatest ships on the Ionian Sea together in the port of Kyllini: (From left to right) The modern and impressive FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries along with the legendary NISSOS KEFALONIA of Kefalonian Lines. KYLLINI 2016: The two Kefalonian Lines fleetmates leaving the port of Kyllini early in the morning: (From left to right) The NISSOS KEFALONIA heads towards Kefalonia, while the ZAKYNTHOS I follows her right behind and heads towards Zakynthos. KYLLINI 2016: The two Kefalonian Lines fleetmates leaving the port of Kyllini early in the morning: (From left to right) The NISSOS KEFALONIA heads towards Kefalonia, while the ZAKYNTHOS I follows her right behind and heads towards Zakynthos. KYLLINI 2016: The two ships of Levante Ferries seen together in Kyllini: (From left to right) The FIOR DI LEVANTE along with the recently-renamed MARE DI LEVANTE (previously the IONIAN STAR of Tyrogalas Ferries). KYLLINI 2017: Two competitors seen near the port of Kyllini: (From left to right) The veteran ZAKYNTHOS I heads back to Kyllini from her namesake island, while the modern FIOR DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries heads towards Kefalonia. KYLLINI 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries seen together in the port of Kyllini at dawn: (From left to right) The KEFALONIA is about to dock next to the MARE DI LEVANTE. KYLLINI 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries seen together in the port of Kyllini at dawn: (From left to right) The KEFALONIA is about to dock next to the MARE DI LEVANTE. KYLLINI 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries seen together in the port of Kyllini at dawn: (From left to right) The KEFALONIA is about to dock next to the MARE DI LEVANTE.

PORT OF SYROS (ΣΥΡΟΣ) Island located on the Cyclades, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2020): SYROS 2020: Three ships owned by Delos Tours seen undergoing their annual drydocking procedures in Syros: (From left to right) The MARGARITA CH, the MYKONOS JEWEL and the MYKONOS RIVIERA. SYROS 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Hermoupolis in Syros: (From left to right) The CALDERA VISTA of Sea Jets is docked, while the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries has just entered the port. SYROS 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Hermoupolis in Syros: (From left to right) The CALDERA VISTA of Sea Jets is docked, while the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries has just entered the port. SYROS 2020: Two ships seen in the port of Hermoupolis in Syros: (From left to right) The CALDERA VISTA of Sea Jets is docked, while the BLUE STAR PAROS of Blue Star Ferries has just entered the port. SYROS 2020: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Syros: (From left to right) The CALDERA VISTA is resting, while the WORLDCHAMPION JET has jus entered the port. SYROS 2020: Two high speed ferries of Sea Jets seen in Syros: (From left to right) The CALDERA VISTA is resting, while the WORLDCHAMPION JET has jus entered the port.

THEOCHARIS MARIA L (ΘΕΟΧΑΡΗΣ ΜΑΡΙΑ Λ) -Karnesis-Lalousis NE (2017-2021) current KOTAIX of Naviera Austral Built in 2017 (age 8). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Naviera Austral for service in Chile The double-ended ferry THEOCHARIS MARIA L was built in 2017 in Greece, for the Greek company Karnesis-Lalousis NE (which later became known as Thassos Seaways in 2022) . She was built a year after her sister ship and fleetmate, namely the IOANNIS SOPHIA K. She was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line. In 2021 she was sold to the Chilean company Somarco and she was renamed KOTAIX. She was then transferred to the Chilean company Naviera Armas in 2022, and she was deployed later that year on the Chaitén-Castro line on the Corcovado Gulf. PHOTOS (2018): THEOCHARIS MARIA L The THEOCHARIS MARIA L heading from Perama to Salamina (7/2018). THEOCHARIS MARIA L The THEOCHARIS MARIA L heading from Perama to Salamina (7/2018). THEOCHARIS MARIA L The THEOCHARIS MARIA L heading from Perama to Salamina (7/2018). THEOCHARIS MARIA L The THEOCHARIS MARIA L seen heading towards Salamina (7/2018). THEOCHARIS MARIA L The THEOCHARIS MARIA L seen heading towards Salamina (7/2018). THEOCHARIS MARIA L The THEOCHARIS MARIA L seen heading towards Salamina. This turned out to be my final picture of the ship in Greece, as she was sold in 2021 to the Chilean company Somarco (7/2018).

PROKOPIOS M (ΠΡΟΚΟΠΙΟΣ Μ) -Dimitrios P NE Built in 2003 (age 22). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Perama-Salamina The double-ended ferry PROKOPIOS M was built in 2003 in Greece for the Greek company Dimitrios P NE which is based in Salamina. She was immediately deployed on the Perama-Salamina line, where she remained for 10 straight years. She was deployed on the Rion-Antirrion line in 2014, but she then returned to the Perama-Salamina line in 2015, where she remained until 2019. In 2020 she returned to the Rion-Antirrion line. She once again returned to the Perama-Salamina line in 2024. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024): PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen resting in Salamina (7/2018). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen resting in Salamina (7/2018). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M leaving Salamina (7/2018). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M approaching the port of Salamina (7/2018). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M approaching the port of Salamina (7/2018). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M approaching the port of Salamina (7/2018). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen resting in Salamina (7/2019). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen resting in Salamina (7/2019). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen leaving Salamina for Perama (7/2019). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M on her way towards Salamina (7/2019). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen resting in Salamina (7/2019). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M docked in the port of Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M docked in the port of Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M docked in the port of Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen resting in Rion (9/2021). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she heads from Antirrion to Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she heads from Antirrion to Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she heads from Antirrion to Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen sailing from Antirrion to Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen docked in the port of Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen docked in the port of Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen docked in the port of Rion (10/2022). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Salamina, where she was now based following her return to the Perama-Salamina line (6/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Salamina, where she was now based following her return to the Perama-Salamina line (6/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she is arriving in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she is arriving in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she is about to dock in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (8/2024). PROKOPIOS M The PROKOPIOS M seen as she is about to dock in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (8/2024).

AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU (ΑΓΙΑ ΜΑΡΙΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΠΑΡΟΥ) -Madalena I Shipping Built in 2006 (age 19). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Paros-Antiparos The landing craft AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU was built in 2006 in Greece for the Greek company Madalena I Shipping, which is based in Antiparos. She was built in order to replace the company's previous ship, namely the PANAGIA FANEROMENI, which had been sold to Kimolos Link. She was deployed on the Paros-Antiparos line on the Cyclades, where she has been remaining ever since. PHOTOS (2018): AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU The AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU having just arrived in Paros (7/2018). AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU The AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU having just arrived in Paros (7/2018). AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU The AGIA MARINA ANTIPAROU having just arrived in Paros (7/2018).

FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII (ΦΛΑΪΝΓΚ ΝΤΟΛΦΙΝ ΧVIII) -Hellenic Seaways (2005-2019) Built in 1984, scrapped in 2019 (age 35). Was registered in Piraeus. The hydrofoil FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII was built in 1984 in Georgia (then part of the Soviet Union), for the Greek company Ceres Flying Dolphins, which she joined alongside her sister ship, namely the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. She was deployed on the Sporades, being assigned on the Agios Konstantinos-Volos-Trikeri-Pefki-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos-Marmaras line. In 1999 Ceres Flying Dolphins was transferred to Minoan Flying Dolphins, which became Hellas Flying Dolphins in 2002. The hydrofoil remained on the Sporades under the latter's ownership, although this time she was on the Agios Konstantinos-Volos-Trikeri-Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line. In 2005, when her company was rebranded as Hellenic Seaways, she headed to the Saronic Gulf, being deployed on the Piraeus-Aegina-Agistri-Poros-Hydra-Ermioni-Spetses-Porto Cheli line. Even though she was supposed to be retired in 2014 because of the completion of her 30 years of service, Hellenic Seaways was granted a one-year service extension for both her and the FLYING DOLPHIN XVII. After the 2015 season was completed, the mandatory age limit for hydrofoils was abolished, and therefore she was granted an indefinite service extension, thus allowing her to continue her operations on the Saronic Gulf. In 2019, however, she was seriously damaged by a fire which occurred while she was undergoing her annual refit in Perama. Having been declared a constructive total loss, she was scrapped on the spot in late 2019, after a 35-year-long career in Greece. PHOTOS (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018): FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving Piraeus (7/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving Piraeus (7/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving Piraeus (7/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII Crossing the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII on the Saronic Gulf (7/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII Crossing the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII on the Saronic Gulf (7/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving Aegina in a summer evening. The indoor passenger area features a beautiful shade of dark blue light during the evenings (8/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII Crossing the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII on the Saronic Gulf, en route to Aegina (8/2015). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII preparing to leave the port of Piraeus (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII preparing to leave the port of Piraeus (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII preparing to leave the port of Piraeus (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving the dock next to the E8 gate in Piraeus (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the port of Piraeus' exit (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the port of Piraeus' exit (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the island of Aegina (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the island of Aegina (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the island of Aegina, with her updated Cosmote livery (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen heading towards the island of Aegina, with her updated Cosmote livery (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII resting in Piraeus (7/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII in Aegina (8/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII in Aegina (8/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving the port of Aegina (8/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving the port of Aegina (8/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving the port of Aegina (8/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen leaving the port of Aegina for Piraeus (8/2016). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII exiting the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII exiting the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII exiting the port of Piraeus (7/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII departing the port of Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII departing the port of Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII departing the port of Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII departing the port of Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII Crossing the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII Crossing the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII Crossing the FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads from Aegina to Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII resting in the port of Piraeus during the morning (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII resting in the port of Piraeus during the morning (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen resting in Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen resting in Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen resting in Piraeus (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving the port of Aegina (8/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen resting in Piraeus during the evening (9/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII seen resting in Piraeus during the evening (9/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII leaving the port of Aegina during the evening (9/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII having just returned to the port of Piraeus (9/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII having just returned to the port of Piraeus (9/2017). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII resting in Piraeus (7/2018). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII resting in Piraeus (7/2018). FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII The FLYING DOLPHIN XVIII resting in Piraeus. This turned out to me my last-ever picture of the ship, as she had a major fire incident in 2019, which completely destroyed her. As a result, she was forced to end her career on the Saronic Gulf by being scrapped in late 2019 (7/2018).

AGIOS ATHANASIOS (ΑΓΙΟΣ ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ) -Thassos Link Built in 1979 (age 46). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under drydock in Salamina) The landing craft AGIOS ATHANASIOS was built in 1979 in Greece. She was the first-ever ship of Evoïkos Lines, beginning service as the VASSILIS I on the Agia Marina-Nea Styra line on the Petalioi Gulf. Her service was extremely successful, and she remained on the line for 22 years. Following the summer of 2001, she was transferred to the North Evoian Gulf, being deployed on the Glyfa-Agiokampos line. While operating there, she was part of the Glyfa Ferries joint venture, which included Evoïkos Lines, Gavanozis Shipping and Aidipsos Shipping. In 2009, the VASSILIS I was sold to the Cypriot company Nemitsas Shipping Company. She was renamed ELLY, and she began operating on the Limassol-Larnaca-Tartus line, thus connecting Cyprus with Syria. She was laid-up in 2012 in Limassol, and she remained there for five years, before being eventually purchased by the Greek company Thassos Link. She made her comeback to Greece in late 2017, having been renamed AGIOS ATHANASIOS, and she began a major conversion in Perama in 2018, whereupon she was lengthened, her accommodation superstructure was fully rebuilt, and she acquired a new bow and a new ramp. Shortly after the summer of 2019, she was deployed on the Keramoti-Thassos line. PHOTOS (2019): AGIOS ATHANASIOS The AGIOS ATHANASIOS seen in Salamina, shortly before the last stages of her conversion (7/2019). AGIOS ATHANASIOS The AGIOS ATHANASIOS seen in Salamina, shortly before the last stages of her conversion (7/2019). AGIOS ATHANASIOS The AGIOS ATHANASIOS seen in Salamina, shortly before the last stages of her conversion (7/2019). AGIOS ATHANASIOS The AGIOS ATHANASIOS resting in Salamina during the summer, before she went on to begin service in Thassos (7/2019).

FREEDOM III (ΦΡΗΝΤΟΜ ΙΙΙ) -Hydra Lines Built in 2013 (age 12 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Metochi-Hydra The small high speed boat FREEDOM III was built in 2013 in Greece, hence becoming the third member of the fleet of the Greek company Hydra Lines, while also becoming the latter's first-ever newbuilding. She was deployed on the Metochi-Hydra line, alongside her fleetmate, namely the FREEDOM II, and she has since remained on this service. She was the flagship of Hydra Lines until the arrival of the FREEDOM IV in 2020. PHOTOS (2017, 2022): FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III resting in the port of Hydra (9/2017). FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III preparing to enter the port of Hydra (9/2017). FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III preparing to enter the port of Hydra (9/2017). FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III preparing to enter the port of Hydra (9/2017). FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III entering the port of Hydra (9/2017). FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III seen docked in the port of Hydra (9/2022). FREEDOM III The FREEDOM III seen leaving the port of Hydra in order to head to Metochi (9/2022).

BARBAYANNIS (ΜΠΑΡΜΠΑΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ) -Fostinis Cruises Built in 1979 (age 46 ). Registered in Spetses. Current line: Porto Cheli-Spetses-Hydra-Poros-Monemvasia The small passenger ship BARBAYANNIS was built in 1979 in Greece for the the Greek company Fostinis Cruises (based in Porto Cheli) in order to perform cruises on the Saronic Gulf and in the Peloponnese. She was deployed on the Porto Cheli-Spetses-Hydra-Poros-Monemvasia line, and she has remained there ever since. She operates throughout collaborations with the KELLY CRUISE, which is owned by Fostinis ANE. PHOTOS (2017, 2022): BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS resting in the port of Hydra while performing her daily cruises on the Saronic Gulf and in the Peloponnese (9/2017). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS resting in the port of Hydra while performing her daily cruises on the Saronic Gulf and in the Peloponnese (9/2017). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS seen arriving in Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS seen arriving in Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS seen arriving in Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS arriving in the port of Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS arriving in the port of Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS seen departing the port of Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS seen departing the port of Hydra (9/2022). BARBAYANNIS The BARBAYANNIS seen departing the port of Hydra (9/2022).

PORT OF ZAKYNTHOS (Ζ ΑΚΥΝΘΟΣ) Island located on the Ionian Sea. PHOTOS (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023): ZAKYNTHOS 2014: Two ferries with many years of experience on the Ionian Sea and operating under the Ionian Ferries joint venture seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ANDREAS KALVOS of Zante Ferries and the IONIS of Tyrogalas Ferries. The following summer both ships were deployed on the Aegean Sea. ZAKYNTHOS 2015: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2015: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2016: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2016: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2016: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2017: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2017: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2017: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2017: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: Two small passenger ships seen heading towards Zakynthos: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: Two small passenger ships seen heading towards Zakynthos: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: The two ships of Seven Islands that are based in Zakynthos seen together in the latter island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the IONIAN SUN. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: Three small passenger ships owned by Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small high speed boats ATHANASIOS V and STAVROULA V, and the wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: Three small passenger ships owned by Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small high speed boats ATHANASIOS V and STAVROULA V, and the wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: The two very modern high speed boats owned by Voutirakos Cruises: (From left to right) The sister ships ATHANASIOS V and STAVROULA V. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: Three small passenger ships owned by Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small high speed boats ATHANASIOS V and STAVROULA V, and the wooden pirate-themed passenger ship MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2018: The two ships of Seven Islands that are based in Zakynthos seen together in the latter island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the IONIAN SUN. ZAKYNTHOS 2019: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Two ships seen in Zakynthos during the evening: (From left to right) The small high speed boat AZIMUT of Joy Cruises prepares to dock next to the conventional ferry ANDREAS KALVOS of Levante Ferries. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: The two ships of Seven Islands Cruises serving Zakynthos seen together in the island's famous Navagion Beach: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the IONIAN SUN. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three small passenger ships seen docked together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three small passenger ships seen docked together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: The two ships of Seven Islands Cruises serving Zakynthos seen docked in the island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the IONIAN SUN. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: The two ships of Seven Islands Cruises serving Zakynthos seen docked in the island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the IONIAN SUN. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: The two largest ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V is departing the port, while the MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI are docked. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI are docked, while the ATHANASIOS V is heading towards the port's exit. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI are docked, while the ATHANASIOS V is heading towards the port's exit. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: The two ships of Seven Islands Cruises serving Zakynthos seen docked in the island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the IONIAN SUN. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Two small passenger ships spotted together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The veteran DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the brand new MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Two small passenger ships spotted together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The veteran DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the brand new MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three small passenger ships seen docked together in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: The two largest ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three small passenger ships seen docked together in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three small passenger ships seen docked together in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2021: Three small passenger ships seen docked in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: The two ships of Seven Islands Cruises serving Zakynthos seen docked in the island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the CAPTAIN KOSTAS. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V, the MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Three small passenger ships seen docked in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V, the MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V, the MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V, the MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: The two largest ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The ATHANASIOS V, the STAVROULA V, the MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: The two largest ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the DELFINI. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: The two ships of Seven Islands Cruises serving Zakynthos seen docked in the island's port: (From left to right) The IKAROS PALACE and the CAPTAIN KOSTAS. ZAKYNTHOS 2022: Three small passenger ships seen docked in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of different sizes seen in Zakynthos at night: (From left to right) The small passenger ship DELFINI of Voutirakos Cruises and the conventional ferry ANDREAS KALVOS of Levante Ferries. Picture taken by my father, to whom I am truly grateful. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MENIA MARIA I and the SPYROS V. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DELFINI, the STAVROULA V, the MENIA MARIA I and the SPYROS V. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DELFINI and the STAVROULA V. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen undergoing their annual winter refits together in Zakynthos: (From front to back) The ATHANASIOS V and the MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen undergoing their annual winter refits together in Zakynthos: (From front to back) The ATHANASIOS V and the MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen undergoing their annual winter refits together in Zakynthos: (From front to back) The ATHANASIOS V and the MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Four ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DELFINI, the ATHANASIOS V and the MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of different sizes seen in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small passenger ship DELFINI of Voutirakos Cruises and the conventional ferry MARE DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DELFINI and the STAVROULA V. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of different sizes seen in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small high speed boat ATHANASIOS V of Voutirakos Cruises and the conventional ferry MARE DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Voutirakos Cruises seen while undergoing their annual winter refits in Zakynthos: (From front to back) The ATHANASIOS V and the MENIA MARIA I. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Three small passenger ships seen docked in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser, the DIMOSTHENIS K of Top Cruiser and the MY WAY of My Tours. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two small passenger ships spotted together in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The laid-up SETI of Voutirakos Cruises (whose conversion into a pirate-themed passenger ship has been stopped) and the DIMOSTHENIS of Top Cruiser. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser seen together in Zakynthos, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: The two ships of Top Cruiser spotted together in Zakynthos, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The DIMOSTHENIS and the DIMOSTHENIS K. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of different sizes seen in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The conventional ferry MARE DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries is seen heading towards the port, whereas the small passenger ship DELFINI of Voutirakos Cruises is docked. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Three ships of different sizes seen in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small passenger ships ATHANASIOS V and MENIA MARIA I of Voutirakos Cruises are docked, while the conventional ferry MARE DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries is seen entering the port. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Three ships of different sizes seen in Zakynthos: (From left to right) The small passenger ships ATHANASIOS V and MENIA MARIA I of Voutirakos Cruises are docked, while the conventional ferry MARE DI LEVANTE of Levante Ferries has just entered the port. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries seen in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is about to dock next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries seen in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is about to dock next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries seen in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is about to dock next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries spotted in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is seen docking next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries spotted in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is seen docking next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries spotted in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is seen docking next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries spotted in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE is seen docking right next to the FIOR DI LEVANTE. ZAKYNTHOS 2023: Two ships of Levante Ferries spotted in the port of Zakynthos: (From left to right) The MARE DI LEVANTE and the FIOR DI LEVANTE.

PANAGIA KOIMISIS (ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΚΟΙΜΗΣΗΣ) -Galaga Shipping Company Built in 2005 (age 20). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Megara-Salamina The double-ended ferry PANAGIA KOIMISIS was built in 2005 in Greece, having been ordered by the Greek company NE Elafonisou. She began service on the Pounta-Elafonisos line, where she remained until 2006. In 2007 she moved to the Arkitsa-Adipsos line on the North Evoian Gulf, where she remained until 2008. In 2009 she was sold to the Greek company Galaga Shipping and she was deployed on the Megara-Salamina line. From 2011 to 2014, she was chartered to the Abu Dhabi Port Council in the United Arab Emirates, and she operated on the Abu Dhabi-Sir Bani Yas line on the Persian Gulf. She returned to Greece under Galaga Shipping Company in late 2014, and following a refit in Perama, she returned to the Megara-Salamina line in 2015. In 2016 she operated on the Perama-Salamina line, before once again returning to the Megara-Salamina line in 2017. In 2020 she was chartered to Thassos Link and she was deployed on the Keramoti-Thassos line. After two seasons there, she returned in late 2021 to Galaga Shipping Company, and she was once again deployed on the Megara-Salamina line. PHOTOS (2022, 2024): PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina, during her first season back on the Megara-Salamina line under Gala Shipping Company since 2019 (8/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen docked in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina, during her first season back on the Megara-Salamina line under Gala Shipping Company since 2019, after she had previously operated under charter to Thassos Link on the Keramoti-Thassos line (8/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in Megara (8/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in Megara (8/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in Megara (8/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen resting in Megara (8/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in Megara (11/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in Megara (11/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS docked in Megara (11/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS docked in Megara (11/2022). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen in the port of Faneromeni in Salamina (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen departing the port of Faneromeni in Salamina in order to head to Megara (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen departing the port of Faneromeni in Salamina in order to head to Megara (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen departing the port of Faneromeni in Salamina in order to head to Megara (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen as she heads towards Megara (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen as she is docked in Megara (8/2024). PANAGIA KOIMISIS The PANAGIA KOIMISIS seen arriving to the port of Faneromeni in Salamina from Megara (8/2024).

PRESTIGE (ΠΡΕΣΤΙΖ) -Dakoutros Speed Built in 2014 (age 11 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Santorini-Nea Kameni-Palaia Kameni The small high speed boat PRESTIGE was built in 2014 in Greece, along with her sister ship, namely the FANTASIA, for the Greek company Dakoutros Speed, also known as the Santorini Boatmen & Mooring Services. The two ships joined the modern high speed craft fleet ordered by their owner, following the smaller IOANNIS D which had been built a year before. She primarily serves as a tour boat between Santorini and the volcanic islands of Nea Kameni and Palaia Kameni, along with transporting cruise ship passengers on the island. PHOTOS (2015): PRESTIGE The PRESTIGE leaving Nea Kameni in order to get passengers from the cruise ship AEGEAN PARADISE of Etstur in Santorini (7/2015).

PANTANASSA (ΠΑΝΤΑΝΑΣΣΑ) -Pantanassa NE Built in 1990 (age 35). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (laid-up in Salamina) The landing craft PANTANASSA was built in 1990 in Greece, as the PREVEZA for the Municipality of Preveza, for service on the Preveza-Aktion line on the Ambracian Gulf. She operated there until 2002, when the service between both ports she was serving was discontinued following the completion of the construction of an undersea road tunnel. That year she was deployed on the Rion-Antirrion line. She then moved to the Kefalonia-Ithaca-Lefkada line on the Ionian Sea in 2003, where she remained for one season. She then returned to the Rion-Antirrion line in 2004. In 2007 she was sold to the newly-established Greek company Pantanassa NE, and she was renamed PANTANASSA. She underwent a major conversion in Salamina, during which she was lengthened, her bridge was moved forward, an upper deck was added, her bow was completely modified and her engines were replaced. She then entered service on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu line on the Ionian Sea, where she operated for three seasons. In 2010 she returned to the Rion-Antirrion line, which she served over the next 10 years. In 2020 she was deployed on the Megara-Salamina line. In 2022 she was once again deployed on the Rion-Antirrion line, but since that summer season ended she has been laid-up in Salamina. PHOTOS (2020, 2022, 2023, 2024): PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA having just arrived in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA having just arrived in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA having just arrived in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen resting in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen resting in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen resting in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen docked in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen docked in Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen maneuvering in order to leave Salamina (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen maneuvering in order to leave Salamina (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen maneuvering in order to leave Salamina (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen heading from Salamina to Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen heading from Salamina to Megara (8/2020). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she docked after having spent the summer season on the Rion-Antirrion line (9/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she docked after having spent the summer season on the Rion-Antirrion line (9/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she docked after having spent the summer season on the Rion-Antirrion line (9/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Paloukia in Salamina (9/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Paloukia in Salamina (9/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (10/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she would presumably remain for the winter (11/2022). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she continued to be laid-up (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she continued to be laid-up (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she continued to be laid-up (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she went on to spend the winter (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she went on to spend the winter (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she went on to spend the winter (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (1/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she continued to be laid-up (4/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she continued to be laid-up (4/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she continued to be laid-up (4/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no prospects of a reactivation to service by her company (4/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no prospects of a reactivation to service by her company (4/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no prospects of a reactivation to service by her company (4/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she ultimately remained laid-up, as she did not operate during the summer (9/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she ultimately remained laid-up, as she did not operate during the summer (9/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, where she ultimately remained laid-up, as she did not operate during the summer (9/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen as she continues to be laid-up in Salamina (9/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen as she continues to be laid-up in Salamina, with her future being uncertain (9/2023). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA spotted in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (4/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA spotted in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (4/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA spotted in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (4/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen laid-up in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (4/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen laid-up in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (4/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen laid-up in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (4/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no plans for a return to service (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no plans for a return to service (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no plans for a return to service (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen while docked in Salamina (6/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no plans for a return to service (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no plans for a return to service (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen in Salamina, with no plans for a return to service (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen laid-up in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen laid-up in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (8/2024). PANTANASSA The PANTANASSA seen laid-up in Salamina, while awaiting her fate (8/2024).

KAPETAN YIANGOS (ΚΑΠΕΤΑΝ ΓΙΑΓΚΟΣ) -Mathioudakis Tours Built in 1981 (age 44). Registered in Poros. Current line: None (under drydock in Syros) 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).

PANAGIA SKIADENI (ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΣΚΙΑΔΕΝΗ) -Dodekanisos Seaways Built in 1986 (age 39 ). Registered in Rhodes. Current line: None (under refit in Rhodes) 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).

GLYKOFILOUSA IV (ΓΛΥΚΟΦΙΛΟΥΣΑ ΙV) -Panagia Glykofilousa NE (2017-2023) current SVETI DUJE of Jadrolinija Built in 2017 (age 8). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Jadrolinija for service in Croatia The impressive double-ended ferry GLYKOFILOUSA IV was built in 2017 in Greece. She was delivered to the Greek company Panagia Glykofilousa NE, having been the sixth ship ordered by them, alongside her sister ship, namely the GLYKOFILOUSA V. She was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line. Upon her introduction to service, she was one of the most modern and exciting double-ended ferries to have ever been built. In 2023 she was sold to the Croatian company Jadrolinija and she was renamed SVETI DUJE. She entered service for her new owners on the Drvenik-Sućuraj line, hence connecting mainland Croatia with the Eastern part of the island of Hvar on the Adriatic Sea. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023): GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV resting in Salamina (7/2018). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV resting in Salamina (7/2018). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV resting in Salamina (7/2018). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV heading towards Salamina (7/2018). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV heading towards Salamina (7/2018). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV heading towards Salamina (7/2018). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV resting in Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen in Salamina (8/2020). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen in Salamina (8/2020). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV in Salamina (8/2021). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen leaving Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen leaving Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen leaving Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen leaving Salamina in order to head to Perama (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen leaving Salamina in order to head to Perama (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA IV as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA IV as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA IV as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen having left Salamina in order to head to Perama (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen having left Salamina in order to head to Perama (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen having left Salamina in order to head to Perama (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA IV as she heads from Salamina to Perama (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA IV as she heads from Salamina to Perama (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen arriving in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen arriving in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen arriving in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV about to dock in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV about to dock in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV having just docked in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV having just docked in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen docked in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen docked in Salamina (9/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV spotted in Perama (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen in Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen in Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen in Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV docked in Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen departing Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen departing Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen departing Salamina (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen as she leaves Salamina for Perama (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen as she leaves Salamina for Perama (1/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA IV The GLYKOFILOUSA IV seen in Perama. This turned out to be my last picture of the ship in Greece, as she was sold later that year to the Croatian company Jadrolinija in order to operate for them as the SVETI DUJE (1/2023).

PORT OF PAROS (ΠΑΡΟΣ) Island located on the Cyclades, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2018): PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors on the Rafina-Cyclades service seen leaving Paros: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors on the Rafina-Cyclades service seen leaving Paros: (From left to right) The SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries and the TERA JET of Sea Jets. PAROS 2018: Three ships seen approaching the port of Paros: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries, alongside the TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNER of Golden Star Ferries racing against each other. PAROS 2018: Three ships seen approaching the port of Paros: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR NAXOS of Blue Star Ferries, alongside the TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNER of Golden Star Ferries racing against each other. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors from rival companies racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors from rival companies racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors from rival companies racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors from rival companies seen racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to the port of Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors from rival companies seen racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to the port of Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors from rival companies seen racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries having the advantage in the end. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries having the advantage in the end. PAROS 2018: Two fierce competitors racing against each other in order to see who will make it first to Paros: (From left to right) The TERA JET of Sea Jets and the SUPERRUNNER of Golden Star Ferries having the advantage in the end. PAROS 2018: Two ferries seen entering and leaving Paros respectively: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR DELOS of Blue Star Ferries and the NAXOS JET of Sea Jets. PAROS 2018: Two ferries seen heading towards Paros: (From left to right) The BLUE STAR PATMOS of Blue Star Ferries further back, with the AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries in the front. PAROS 2018: Two ferries seen entering and leaving Paros respectively: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two ferries seen entering and leaving Paros respectively: (From left to right) The HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways and the AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries. PAROS 2018: Two ferries seen entering and leaving Paros respectively: (From left to right) The AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PAROS 2018: Two ferries seen leaving and entering Paros respectively: (From left to right) The AQUA BLUE of Sea Jets Ferries and the HIGHSPEED 4 of Hellenic Seaways. PAROS 2018: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets performing lengthy trips seen entering and leaving Paros respectively: (From left to right) The ANDROS JET and the AQUA BLUE. PAROS 2018: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets performing lengthy trips seen entering and leaving Paros respectively: (From left to right) The ANDROS JET and the AQUA BLUE. PAROS 2018: Two ferries owned by Sea Jets performing lengthy trips seen leaving and entering Paros respectively: (From left to right) The AQUA BLUE and the ANDROS JET. PAROS 2018: Two high speed ferries owned by Sea Jets seen leaving and entering the port of Paros respectively: (From left to right) The ANDROS JET and the CHAMPION JET 2. PAROS 2018: Two high speed ferries owned by Sea Jets seen leaving and entering the port of Paros respectively: (From left to right) The ANDROS JET and the CHAMPION JET 2.

ARIADNE (ΑΡΙΑΔΝΗ) -Hellenic Seaways, operated by Superfast Ferries Built in 1996 (age 29). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Piraeus-Milos-Chania The beautiful ARIADNE (bearing my grandmother's name) was built in 1996 in Japan. She began her career there as the RAINBOW BELL for the Japanese company Kyuetsu Ferry, being deployed on the Naoetsu-Fukuoka line. She was laid-up in 2001 in Naoetsu. In 2002 she was sold to Shuttle Highway Line, being deployed on the Yokosuka-Fukuoka line, and two years later she was sold to the Japanese company Miyazaki Car Ferry, being renamed FERRY HIMUKA. She entered service on the Hannan-Hyūga-Miyazaki line, before being laid-up in 2006. A few months later, however, she was sold to the Greek company Hellenic Seaways, becoming their first acquisition under their new company name (they were previously known as Minoan Flying Dolphins from 1999 to 2002 and later as Hellas Flying Dolphins from 2002 to 2005) and she was renamed ARIADNE. She underwent a conversion in Keratsini, during which her indoor areas were fully renovated, and in late 2007 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Chania line, where she competed against ANEK Lines. In the winter of 2008 she was chartered to Minoan Lines in order to replace their ships on the Adriatic Sea, which were undergoing their annual refits. She was deployed on the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Venice line. Later in 2008 she was chartered to ANEK Lines, being deployed once again on the Piraeus-Chania line. After that summer she went to the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Ancona line, and in 2009 she was chartered to Algérie Ferries for the summer, operating on the Marseille-Oran line between France and Algeria. She repeated the same process in 2010 and in 2011 (namely a winter charter to ANEK Lines on the Adriatic Sea and a summer charter to Algérie Ferries). In 2012 however she did not operate at all, except for her usual summer charter in Algeria. In 2013 she was again due to operate only in the summer for Algérie Ferries. Having been left over by Hellenic Seaways, she seemed like she was not a part of her company's plans, despite being one of the most modern and luxurious ferries carrying the Greek flag and despite being one of the favourite ships of Greek shipping enthusiasts (including myself). That year, she unexpectedly made a breakthrough for Hellenic Seaways. Her fleetmate, namely the NISSOS MYKONOS (today the BLUE STAR MYCONOS of Blue Star Ferries), which was operating on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Samos line, suffered a minor fire incident, which caused her to undergo repairs for a month. She was replaced by the NISSOS CHIOS, which had been operating on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line. However, there was no replacement for the latter, apart from the ARIADNE, which was being prepared for her charter in Algeria. She was therefore deployed on a temporary basis on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, and she was a massive success, helping her company return to profitable levels. Alhough she later left for Algeria, she returned to the Northeast Aegean Sea in the winter, replacing the NISSOS CHIOS (today the BLUE STAR CHIOS of Blue Star Ferries) on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line. The latter was then chartered in 2014 to the Spanish company Baleària for four years, which meant that the ARIADNE had permanently taken over the line. In 2015, she operated on the Piraeus-Samos-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala line for the summer. The following year, with the introduction of the NISSOS SAMOS, she returned to the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line. In 2018 she unfortunately left Greece once again, as she was chartered to the Italian company Tirrenia Di Navigazione, being deployed on the Naples-Cagliari-Palermo line. She returned to Hellenic Seaways in 2021, and she was deployed on the Piraeus-Paros-Naxos-Santorini-Samos-Patmos-Leros-Kos-Symi-Rhodes line. In 2023 she moved back to the Adriatic Sea as she was deployed on the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Bari line, and later in that same year she began operating under the livery of Superfast Ferries. In 2024 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Heraklion line. In 2025 she returned to the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line. PHOTOS (2015, 2017, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): ARIADNE The ARIADNE in Piraeus, shortly before leaving for Chios (7/2014). ARIADNE The beautiful ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (7/2015). ARIADNE The great ARIADNE resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE The stern of the ARIADNE in Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE Passing by the ARIADNE while she rests in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE Passing by the ARIADNE while she rests in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE Passing by the ARIADNE while she rests in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE Having just passed by the ARIADNE, as she rests in her usual departure spot in Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE Having just passed by the ARIADNE, as she rests in her usual departure spot in Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE Having just passed by the ARIADNE, as she rests in her usual departure spot in Piraeus (7/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE in Piraeus, in what was her fifth consecutive year operating on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line for Hellenic Seaways (7/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in the port of Piraeus (8/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in the port of Piraeus (8/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus, after having just arrived from Chios (9/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus, after having just arrived from Chios (9/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE returning from a long trip to the Northeast Aegean Sea and heading towards the port of Piraeus (9/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE returning from a long trip to the Northeast Aegean Sea and heading towards the port of Piraeus (9/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE returning from a long trip to the Northeast Aegean Sea and heading towards the port of Piraeus (9/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE returning from a long trip to the Northeast Aegean Sea and heading towards the port of Piraeus (9/2017). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, in her first summer back with Hellenic Seaways following her three-year spell in Italy (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus, in her first summer in Greece since 2017 (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, prior to her departure for the Cyclades and the Dodecanese (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, prior to her departure for the Cyclades and the Dodecanese (7/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docking in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docking in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docking in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE having just docked in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE having just docked in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE having just docked in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus at dawn (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE A view of the ARIADNE as she is seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE A view of the ARIADNE as she is seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE A view of the ARIADNE as she is seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE berthed in the port of Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus during the evening (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (8/2021). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Rhodes (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Rhodes (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Rhodes (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen as she is resting in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen as she is resting in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen as she is resting in Piraeus (8/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in the port of Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen as she is docked in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen as she is docked in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen as she is docked in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (9/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, on a day during which she made one trip on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, which she had previously served from 2013 to 2017 (10/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, on a day during which she made one trip on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line, which she had previously served from 2013 to 2017 (10/2022). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, having completed her summer service on the Adriatic Sea. She was temporarily serving the Piraeus-Heraklion line, as she replaced the ships of Attica Group that were undergoing their annual winter refits (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, having completed her summer service on the Adriatic Sea. She was temporarily serving the Piraeus-Heraklion line, as she replaced the ships of Attica Group that were undergoing their annual winter refits (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, having completed her summer service on the Adriatic Sea. She was temporarily serving the Piraeus-Heraklion line, as she replaced the ships of Attica Group that were undergoing their annual winter refits (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus, during her temporary service on the Piraeus-Heraklion line (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus, during her temporary service on the Piraeus-Heraklion line (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, after having just completed her temporary service on the Piraeus-Heraklion line, and having started her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, after having just completed her temporary service on the Piraeus-Heraklion line, and having started her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, after having just completed her temporary service on the Piraeus-Heraklion line, and having started her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen departing Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would undergo her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen departing Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would undergo her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen departing Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would undergo her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen about to exit Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would undergo her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen about to exit Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would undergo her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen about to exit Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would undergo her annual winter refit (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE about to exit Piraeus in order to head to Perama (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE about to exit Piraeus in order to head to Perama (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen exiting the port of Piraeus in order to head to Perama, where she would go on to spend her annual winter refit, as well as being repainted in the livery of Superfast Ferries, following the fleet overhaul performed by Attica Group following the acquisition of ANEK Lines. This was therefore my last picture of the ship under the livery of Hellenic Seaways, for whom she had operated for 17 years (11/2023). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, now featuring the livery of Superfast Ferries. Despite initially operating on the Adriatic Sea, she was eventually deployed on the Piraeus-Heraklion line (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, during her first season under the livery of Superfast Ferries (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, during her first season under the livery of Superfast Ferries (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, during her first season under the livery of Superfast Ferries (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, during her first summer linking the port with Crete since 2008 (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus, with the well-known red livery of Superfast Ferries (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen departing Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen departing Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen departing Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen leaving the port of Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen leaving the port of Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen leaving the port of Piraeus during the evening (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen during her evening departure from Piraeus, as she heads to Heraklion (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen during her evening departure from Piraeus, as she heads to Heraklion (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen during her evening departure from Piraeus, as she heads to Heraklion (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen leaving Piraeus during the evening, and heading towards the port's exit (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen leaving Piraeus during the evening, and heading towards the port's exit (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen leaving Piraeus during the evening, and heading towards the port's exit (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus during the morning (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen in Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE docked in Piraeus (8/2024). ARIADNE The ARIADNE spotted in Piraeus. Following the completion of the summer season, she headed back to the Adriatic Sea, still under the livery of Superfast Ferries (8/2024).

ANTIGONE (ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ) -Saronic Ferries ex-POSEIDONAS (ΠΟΣΕΙΔΩΝΑΣ) for Farmakoris-Villiotis NE (2010-2019) Built in 2010 (age 15 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Piraeus-Northern Aegina-Agistri The landing craft ANTIGONE was built in 2010 in Greece, as the POSEIDONAS for the Greek company Farmakoris-Villiotis NE. Upon the completion of her construction, she was deployed on the Arkitsa-Aid i psos line, thus connecting mainland Greece with Evoia via the North Evoian Gulf. Her company also joined the Aid i psos Ferries joint venture, which also included Gavanozis Shipping and Aidipsos Shipping. She was deployed on the Rion-Antirrion line in 2011, but she returned the following year on the Arkitsa-Aidipsos line. In 2018 she was replaced by her younger fleetmate, namely the ALKYON, and she was laid-up in Salamina. While it was initially rumoured that she had been sold overseas, this eventually did not happen and the ship remained laid-up in Salamina for the entire 2019 season, until she was sold to the Saronic Ferries joint venture (composed of Nova Ferries and 2way Ferries). She was renamed ANTIGONE and she underwent a conversion in Perama and Keratsini. After 3 years during which her indoor areas were fully refurbished and her garage area was covered, she was introduced on the Piraeus-Northern Aegina line (serving the port of Souvala) on the Saronic Gulf in 2022, where she met much success. In 2025 she began operating on the Piraeus-Northern Aegina-Agistri line. PHOTOS (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): POSEIDONAS The POSEIDONAS seen laid-up in Salamina, prior to her sale to Saronic Ferries (7/2019). POSEIDONAS The POSEIDONAS seen laid-up in Salamina, prior to her sale to Saronic Ferries (7/2019). POSEIDONAS The POSEIDONAS seen laid-up in Salamina, prior to her sale to Saronic Ferries (7/2019). POSEIDONAS The POSEIDONAS seen in Salamina (7/2019). POSEIDONAS The POSEIDONAS seen in Salamina (7/2019). POSEIDONAS My last picture of the ship as the POSEIDONAS in Salamina. She is due to resume service on the Saronic Gulf as the ANTIGONI in 2020 (8/2019). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her conversion in Perama, in light of her introduction to service on the Saronic Gulf (8/2021). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Perama, while she undergoes her conversion (9/2021). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus, during her debut season under Saronic Ferries (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE about to exit the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE about to exit the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE about to exit the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having just returned to Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen making her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen making her way towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she exits Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having just exited the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Piraeus (8/2022). Show More ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she approaches Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she approaches Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she approaches Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the entrance of the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having entered the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having entered the port of Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having just docked in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having just docked in Piraeus (8/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having entered the port of Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having entered the port of Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE having entered the port of Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards her docking spot in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen resting in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (9/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE in Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE in Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE in Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (10/2022). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus, following the completion of her first season of operations on the Saronic Gulf (1/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Piraeus, following the completion of her first season of operations on the Saronic Gulf (1/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus, after having resumed service (3/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus (3/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (3/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (3/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen approaching her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to dock in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to dock in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen approaching her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen approaching her docking spot in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just docked in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just docked in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just docked in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure as she departs Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE departing the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (4/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (5/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (5/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (5/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in the port of Piraeus (5/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE resting in the port of Piraeus (5/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE about to depart the port of Piraeus, during her second summer on the Saronic Gulf (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE about to depart the port of Piraeus, during her second summer on the Saronic Gulf (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE about to depart the port of Piraeus, during her second summer on the Saronic Gulf (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards her docking spot in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE undergoing her maneuvering procedure as she departs the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE undergoing her maneuvering procedure as she departs the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE undergoing her maneuvering procedure as she departs the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she undergoes her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she undergoes her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she heads towards the port of Piraeus (7/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just arrived in Piraeus (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just arrived in Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just arrived in Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just arrived in Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus during the evening (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves the port of Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves the port of Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves Piraeus (11/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her annual winter refit in Piraeus (12/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her annual winter refit in Piraeus (12/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her annual winter refit in Piraeus (12/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is undergoing her annual winter refit in Piraeus (12/2023). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, after having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, after having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, after having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina, and heading back to Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina, and heading back to Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen resting in the port of Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina, and heading back to Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina, and sailing back to Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina, and sailing back to Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, having departed the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina, and sailing back to Piraeus (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (4/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen exiting the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024) ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024) ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving Piraeus immediately afterwards (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen while she exits the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen while she exits the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024) ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just exited the port of Piraeus (5/2024) ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having entered the port of Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having returned to Piraeus from Aegina (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just entered the port of Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having docked in Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having docked in Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having docked in Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving Piraeus (5/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (6/2025). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (6/2025). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (6/2025). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is leaving Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is leaving Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is departing the port Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is departing the port Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen completing her maneuvering procedure while departing the port of Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen completing her maneuvering procedure while departing the port of Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen completing her maneuvering procedure while departing the port of Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE now seen proceeding towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE now seen proceeding towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE now seen proceeding towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus during the evening (6/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Piraeus (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen arriving in Aegina during the evening (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having docked in the port of Aegina during the evening, thus making a rare appearance in the island's main port (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having docked in the port of Aegina during the evening, thus making a rare appearance in the island's main port (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Souvala in Northern Aegina (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Souvala in Northern Aegina (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards Souvala in Northern Aegina (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen sailing on the Saronic Gulf, as she is heading towards Souvala in Northern Aegina (6/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she sails towards Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she sails towards Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she sails towards Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, while she makes her way back to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, while she makes her way back to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she leaves the port of Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE leaving Piraeus in order to head to the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE leaving Piraeus in order to head to the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf during the evening, as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf during the evening, as she heads back to Piraeus (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus during the late evening (7/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen undergoing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is leaving Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is leaving Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is leaving Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen leaving the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen docked in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE departing the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE departing the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE departing the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she prepares to exit the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she exits the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to dock in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having returned to Piraeus and heading towards her docking spot (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen about to dock in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having just docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen arriving in the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen arriving in the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen in Piraeus during the evening (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE in Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE preparing to depart the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is departing Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen as she is departing Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE performing her maneuvering procedure in order to leave Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE proceeding towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE proceeding towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen arriving in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen arriving in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen arriving in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the port of Aegina, which she does not frequently visit (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the port of Aegina, which she does not frequently visit (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen heading towards the port of Aegina, which she does not frequently visit (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE preparing to dock in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE preparing to dock in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having docked in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen having docked in the port of Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE Crossing the ANTIGONE on the Saronic Gulf, as she heads towards the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen on the Saronic Gulf, while she heads to the port of Souvala in Northern Aegina (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted as she is about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE spotted as she is about to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2024). ANTIGONE The ANTIGONE seen after having just entered the port of Piraeus (8/2024).

SUPERFAST I (ΣΟΥΠΕΡΦΑΣΤ Ι) -Superfast Ferries Built in 2008 (age 17 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Patras-Igoumenitsa-Bari The Ro-Pax ferry SUPERFAST I was originally ordered in 2007 for the Italian company Grimaldi Holdings, for whom she was due to be delivered as the FORZA. In the middle of her construction, she was sold to the Greek company Superfast Ferries. Her construction was completed in 2008 in Italy, and the ship was launched as the SUPERFAST I, hence becoming the second ship in the history of the company to have that name (after the original SUPERFAST I, currently the SKANIA of the Polish company Unity Line). She was deployed on the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Bari line on the Adriatic Sea, where she has seen been remaining. A sister ship, namely the SUPERFAST II, was delivered to the company in 2009. In 2023 the ship underwent a minor conversion in Perama, during which she was equipped with an exhaust gas cleaning system. PHOTOS (2021, 2023): SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen in the port of Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen in the port of Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen in the port of Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I resting in the port of Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I resting in the port of Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I resting in the port of Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I docked in Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I docked in Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I docked in Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen as she is resting in Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen as she is resting in Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen as she is resting in Patras (9/2021). SUPERFAST I The SUPERFAST I seen in Perama, while undergoing her annual refit and her conversion, during which she was equipped with an exhaust gas cleaning system (4/2023).

CAPTAIN BILL (ΚΑΠΤΑΙΝ ΜΠΙΛ) -Corfu Cruises Built in 1996 (age 29 ). Registered in Corfu. Current line: Corfu-Paxoi-Antipaxoi The small passenger ship CAPTAIN BILL was built in 1996 in Greece, as the ASPIS for the Greek company Manessis Cruises. She was delivered to the company along with her sister ship, namely the KAPETAN GEORGE (today the PIRATES OF THE AEGEAN of Anthoulis Cruises), and they performed daily cruises on the Corfu-Paxoi-Antipaxoi line on the Ionian Sea. Both sister ships were laid-up in 2003 in Corfu due to the financial issues of their owner. The ASPIS was eventually reactivated in 2013 and resumed service on the Corfu-Paxoi-Antipaxoi line. In 2018 she was sold to Corfu Cruises and she was renamed CAPTAIN BILL. She remained on the Corfu-Paxoi-Antipaxoi line, serving as the flagship of Corfu Cruises. PHOTOS (2022): CAPTAIN BILL The CAPTAIN BILL seen docked in Corfu (9/2022). CAPTAIN BILL The CAPTAIN BILL seen heading to Corfu (9/2022). CAPTAIN BILL The CAPTAIN BILL seen heading to Corfu (9/2022). CAPTAIN BILL The CAPTAIN BILL seen heading to Corfu (9/2022). CAPTAIN BILL The CAPTAIN BILL making her way towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). CAPTAIN BILL The CAPTAIN BILL making her way towards the port of Corfu (9/2022).

MYTILENE (ΜΥΤΙΛΗΝΗ) -NEL Lines (1990-2022) Built in 1973, scrapped in 2022 (age 49). Was registered in Chios. The cruiseferry MYTILENE is perhaps the most historic ship to have ever operated for NEL Lines, and she is surely among the greatest ships in the history of the Greek coastal service. She was built in 1973 in Japan, as the VEGA for the Japanese company Higashi Nihon Ferry, and she operated on the Sendai-Tomokomai line under the Shin Higashi Nihon Ferry division, before the latter was discontinued in 1977. She was bought by NEL Lines in 1990 and she was renamed MYTILENE. She underwent an extensive conversion in Perama, whereupon she was fully remodeled and she acquired a new indoor deck as well as several passenger cabins. She was deployed in 1992 on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Thessaloniki line on the Northeast Aegean Sea, where she went on to experience massive success, and she quickly became a passenger favourite. She was the flagship of NEL Lines from 1992 until the arrival of the THEOFILOS in 1995. After 20 years on the main service of NEL Lines, she was deployed on the Piraeus-Ikaria-Samos-Chios-Mytilene-Limnos-Kavala line in 2012. Later in that year she was inserted on the Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Ikaria-Fournoi-Samos line. She remained in service despite NEL Lines experiencing severe financial difficulties in the 2010s, and she continued to travel efficiently until suffering from a major engine failure in Samos in 2015. The incident saw her remaining laid-up in the island, while also being detained by her crew, as her company could not afford towing her back to Piraeus in order to repair her. She stayed in Samos for a year, until she was towed to the Elefsina Bay in 2016, in order to continue her lay-up. After remaining there for six years, she was sold for scrap to Turkey in 2022, thus ending a legendary 32-year-long career on the Northeast Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2013, 2014): MYTILENE The great MYTILENE resting in Piraeus (8/2013). MYTILENE The MYTILENE seen in Piraeus (7/2014).

ANO CHORA II (ΑΝΩ ΧΩΡΑ ΙΙ) -Kerkyra Lines Built in 2004 (age 21). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Igoumenitsa-Corfu The double-ended ferry ANO CHORA II was built in 2004 in Greece for the Greek company 2way Ferries, owned by the Papaïoannidis family. She was built in order to replace the double-ended ferry ANO CHORA EXPRESS (built in 2001), which had been sold to the Croatian company Jadrolonija in 2003. She began service on the Rion-Antirrion line, although she only stayed one season there, due to the completion of the construction of the Rion-Antirrion Bridge. As a result, she was deployed on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu line on the Ionian Sea in 2005, where she has since been remaining. After having previously operated under the Kerkyra Ferries joint venture, which included 2way Ferries and Kerkyra Lines, she went on to join the latter in 2023. PHOTOS (2018, 2022): ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II resting in Igoumenitsa (8/2018). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen docked in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen docked in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen docked in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen resting in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen resting in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen arriving in Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen arriving in Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen arriving in Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II spotted as she is arriving in Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II spotted as she is arriving in Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II spotted as she is arriving in Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II making her way towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II making her way towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II making her way towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen as she is approaching the port of Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen as she is approaching the port of Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen as she is approaching the port of Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II having left Igoumenitsa and heading towards Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II having left Igoumenitsa and heading towards Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II having left Igoumenitsa and heading towards Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen on the Igoumenitsa Gulf, as she heads to Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen on the Igoumenitsa Gulf, as she heads to Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen on the Igoumenitsa Gulf, as she heads to Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen upon her departure from Igoumenitsa to Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen upon her departure from Igoumenitsa to Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen upon her departure from Igoumenitsa to Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen having exited the Igoumenitsa Gulf and proceeding towards Corfu (9/2022). ANO CHORA II The ANO CHORA II seen sailing towards Corfu, during what turned out to be her final season under 2way Ferries, as she was transferred to Kerkyra Lines in 2023 (9/2022).

HERMES (ΕΡΜΗΣ) -Hermes Cruises Built in 1992 (age 33). Registered in Chios. Current line: Zakynthos-Kefalonia-Ithaca The small passenger ship HERMES was built in 1992 in Greece, as the HERMES 1 for Skiathos Cruises, and she operated on the Skiathos-Skopelos-Alonissos line on the Sporades as a daily tour boat. In 2009 she was sold to Hermes Cruises, which is based in Kefalonia. She was renamed HERMES and she started to perform daily summer cruises on the Ionian Sea, connecting Kefalonia with Ithaca and with Zakynthos. In 2017 she underwent a major refit in Kefalonia, during which her indoor areas were renovated, while she was equipped with new engines, bow thrusters and stabilisers. PHOTOS (2023): HERMES The HERMES seen having been taken ashore in the port of Poros in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter refit following the completion of her summer cruises on the Ionian Sea (11/2023). HERMES The HERMES seen having been taken ashore in the port of Poros in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter refit following the completion of her summer cruises on the Ionian Sea (11/2023).

AGIOS SPIRIDON (ΑΓΙΟΣ ΣΠΥΡΙΔΩΝ) -Kerkyra Seaways Built in 2001 (age 24). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi The ferry AGIOS SPIRIDON was built in 2001 in Greece for the Greek company ANETH Ferries, which is based in Thassos. Initially known as the THASSOS VI, she was deployed on the Keramoti-Thassos line. After three successful years, she was converted from a landing craft to a conventional ferry in Perama in 2004, and she subsequently returned to Keramoti-Thassos line. She grounded off in Thassos in 2012, but she was quickly repaired and she returned to service, this time on the Kavala-Thassos line. In 2015 she was sold to S&L Ferries, being traded for the AGIOS PANTELEIMON which joined ANETH Ferries. The THASSOS VI was renamed AGIOS SPIRIDON and she began operating under the North West Ferries I brandname on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi line on the Ionian Sea, where she remains today. From 2018 to 2021 she operated under Corfu Ferries joint venture, which included her company and Gerontakis Shipping. Her company was rebranded as Kerkyra Seaways in 2019. PHOTOS (2018, 2022): AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON departing the port of Igoumenitsa (8/2018). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON departing the port of Igoumenitsa (8/2018). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON departing the port of Igoumenitsa (8/2018). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON leaving Igoumenitsa for Corfu (8/2018). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON leaving Igoumenitsa for Corfu (8/2018). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON heading from Igoumenitsa to Corfu during the evening (8/2018). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen in Igoumenitsa, now carrying the livery of Kerkyra Seaways (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON docked in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON docked in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON docked in Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON about to depart the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen departing the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen departing the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen departing the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen as she departs the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON about to maneuver in order to leave Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen maneuvering in Igoumenitsa as she is departing the port (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen maneuvering in Igoumenitsa as she is departing the port (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen maneuvering in Igoumenitsa as she is departing the port (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON having finished her maneuvering procedure and about to leave the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen leaving Igoumenitsa in order to head to Corfu (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen docked in Corfu (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen docked in Corfu (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen docked in Corfu (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen in Corfu during the evening (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen in the port of Corfu (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen in the port of Corfu (9/2022). AGIOS SPIRIDON The AGIOS SPIRIDON seen in the port of Corfu (9/2022).

SUPERFAST IV (ΣΟΥΠΕΡΦΑΣΤ ΙV) -Superfast Ferries ex-HELLENIC SPIRIT (ΕΛΛΕΝΙΚ ΣΠΙΡΙΤ) of ANEK Lines (2001-2025) Built in 2001 (age 24 ). Registered in Chania. Current line: Patras-Igoumenitsa-Ancona The cruiseferry SUPERFAST IV was one of two sister ships originally ordered by ANEK Lines in 1998. They were initially named KRITI III and KRITI IV respectively, but their names were changed to OLYMPIC CHAMPION and OLYMPIC SPIRIT respectively prior to their launching. The former was completed in 2000 while the latter was ultimately renamed HELLENIC SPIRIT and was completed in 2001 in Norway. She was introduced on the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Ancona line on the Adriatic Sea, where she joined her sister ship, and she remained in this service for the whole duration of her career under ANEK Lines. In 2024, after the latter was taken over by Attica Group, the ship was transferred to Superfast Ferries in 2025, and she was renamed SUPERFAST IV following a lengthy refit in Elefsina (thus following her sister ship, which had joined the same company in 2024 as the SUPERFAST III). She therefore became the second ship in the history of the company to have that name (after the original SUPERFAST IV, which is currently the SPIRIT OF TASMANIA I of the Australian company TT-Line Company Pty Ltd). During her refit, she was also equipped with an exhaust gas cleaning system. She remained in service on the Patras-Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Ancona line. PHOTOS (2024): HELLENIC SPIRIT The HELLENIC SPIRIT seen in the new port of Patras. This proved to be my first and only picture of the ship under that name and under ANEK Lines, as she joined Superfast Ferries in 2025, for whom she began service as the SUPERFAST IV (4/2024).

SARGOS II (ΣΑΡΓΟΣ ΙΙ) -Captain Sargos Antiparos Built in 2012 (age 13). Registered in Paros. Current line: Antiparos-Despotiko The small passenger ship SARGOS II was built in 2012 in Greece. She was ordered by the Greek company Captain Sargos Antiparos, which is based in Antiparos. She was deployed on the Antiparos-Despotiko line, while performing daily cruises to the latter smaller island of the Cyclades. She also performs occasional trips to Sifnos when being chartered to small groups of passengers. PHOTOS (2018): SARGOS II The SARGOS II seen in Antiparos (7/2018).

PORT OF AEGINA (ΑΙΓΙΝΑ) Island located on the Saronic Gulf, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023): 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 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 is leaving, while the aero high speed catamaran AERO 3 HIGHSPEED of Hellenic Seaways is heading towards her docking spot.

GLYKOFILOUSA VIII (ΓΛΥΚΟΦΙΛΟΥΣΑ VIII) -Panagia Glykofilousa NE Built in 2019 (age 6). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Perama-Salamina The impressive double-ended ferry GLYKOFILOUSA VIII was built in 2019 in Greece. She was delivered to the Greek company Panagia Glykofilousa NE, being the eighth ship to have been ordered by them. Besides being as modern and comfortable as her other two fleetmates at the time, namely the GLYKOFILOUSA IV and the GLYKOFILOUSA V (which were both sold overseas in late 2023), her design and her amenities are among the most unique in the Greek coastal service. She operates under the 'Think Green' marketing name, which makes her one of the most environmentally-friendly ferries in Greece. She possesses automated engines consuming low amounts of sulphur, interior and exterior furnishing made out of wood coming from the Agion Oros area, and she also features dozens of plants and trees in both her indoor and her outdoor areas. She began service on the Perama-Salamina line, where she immediately made an impact as an eco-friendly vessel. In 2020 she moved to the Rion-Antirrion line. She returned to the Perama-Salamina line upon the completion of the 2023 summer season. PHOTOS (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen in Perama, shortly before her departure for Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen in Perama, shortly before her departure for Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Salamina to Perama (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Salamina to Perama. The 'Think Green' campaign logo is seen on both sides of her hull (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Salamina to Perama (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII heading towards Perama (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII heading towards Perama (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Perama to Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Perama to Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Perama to Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII as she heads from to Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII as she heads from to Salamina (7/2019). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen resting in Rion (9/2021). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen resting in Rion (9/2021). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen resting in Rion (9/2021). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen docked in the port of Rion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen docked in the port of Rion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen docked in the port of Rion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Rion to Antirrion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Rion to Antirrion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Rion to Antirrion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII as she heads from Rion to Antirrion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII as she heads from Rion to Antirrion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII as she heads from Rion to Antirrion (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII spotted as she is heading to Antirrion, with the Rion-Antirrion Bridge seen in the background (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII spotted as she is heading to Antirrion, with the Rion-Antirrion Bridge seen in the background (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII spotted as she is heading to Antirrion, with the Rion-Antirrion Bridge seen in the background (10/2022). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen in Salamina, after having returned to service on the Perama-Salamina line following four seasons on the Rion-Antirrion line (9/2023). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII spotted in Salamina (4/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII spotted in Salamina (4/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII spotted in Salamina (4/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen in Salamina (4/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen in Perama (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen in Perama (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen having just docked in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen having left Salamina in order to go to Perama (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen having left Salamina in order to go to Perama (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Perama to Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Perama to Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen heading from Perama to Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII while she heads from Perama to Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII while she heads from Perama to Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII while she heads from Perama to Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII while she makes her way towards Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII while she makes her way towards Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII Crossing the GLYKOFILOUSA VIII while she makes her way towards Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen while heading towards Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen while heading towards Salamina (6/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen departing Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen departing Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen departing Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen leaving Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen leaving Salamina in order to head to Perama (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen leaving Salamina in order to head to Perama (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen arriving in Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen as she arrives in Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen sailing towards Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen sailing towards Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen sailing towards Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen making her way towards Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen making her way towards Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen making her way towards Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen about to arrive in Salamina (8/2024). GLYKOFILOUSA VIII The GLYKOFILOUSA VIII seen having just docked in the port of Paloukia in Salamina (8/2024).

PORT OF SIFNOS (ΣΙΦΝΟΣ) Island located on the Cyclades, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2017): SIFNOS 2017: A typical summer morning, and a perfect scene for shipping enthusiasts, as two of the most loyal ships of the Western Cyclades exchange docking spots in Sifnos: (From left to right) The classic ferry ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries departs the port, while the faster SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines prepares to dock. SIFNOS 2017: A typical summer morning, and a perfect scene for shipping enthusiasts, as two of the most loyal ships of the Western Cyclades exchange docking spots in Sifnos: (From left to right) The classic ferry ADAMANTIOS KORAIS of Zante Ferries departs the port, while the faster SPEEDRUNNER III of Aegean Speed Lines prepares to dock.

KALLI P (ΚΑΛΛΗ Π) -Idomeneas Lines Built in 1996 (age 29). Registered in Valetta. Current line: None (laid-up in Perama) The high speed ferry KALLI P was built in 1996 in France. She was delivered to the French company SNCM (Société Nationale Maritime Corse-Méditerranée) as the NGV ALISO. She was deployed on the Livorno-Bastia-Portoferraio line. In 2004, she and her sister ship, namely the NGV ASCO, were sold to the Greek company C-Link Ferries (formerly known as AK Ventouris) and they were renamed PANAGIA THALASSINI and PANAGIA PAROU, respectively. After being converted in Perama, the PANAGIA THALASSINI was deployed on the Piraeus-Ios-Santorini-Rethymnon-Heraklion line. in 2005 In 2006 she was deployed on the Lavrion-Syros-Tinos-Mykonos line. In 2007 C-Link Ferries was taken over by NEL Lines, which both the PANAGIA THALASSINI and the PANAGIA PAROU joined as a result. She was deployed on the Lavrion-Kythnos-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Amorgos line that year. In 2008, amidst a rumoured sale to the Egyptian company Namma Lines, she was laid-up in Perama and then in Lavrion. The sale eventually did not take place, and the ship returned to service in 2009, being deployed on the Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos-Limnos-Agios Efstratios-Psara-Chios line. In 2010 she was deployed on the Lavrion-Chios-Psara line, where she remained until 2012. That year, she and the PANAGIA PAROU were chartered to the Moroccan company Inter Shipping, for service on the Algeciras-Tangier Med line on the Gibraltar Strait. By 2013, however, the charter ended, and, due to the serious economic problems faced by NEL Lines, both ships were laid-up, with the PANAGIA THALASSINI being abandoned in Tangier Med. She stayed there until 2015, when she was sold to the Greek company Panagiotopoulos Shipping, which was rebranded as Idomeneas Lines. She returned to Greece and she was renamed KALLI P. She was due to operate on the Heraklion-Santorini line. However, while undergoing her preparation in Keratsini, engine issues and problems regarding the debts owed by NEL Lines forced the ship to remain laid-up. She was moved to Perama in 2016 for further lay-up, and her future is uncertain. PHOTOS (2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): KALLI P The KALLI P laid-up in Perama, awaiting her fate (7/2018). KALLI P The KALLI P still laid-up in Perama, awaiting her fate (8/2020). KALLI P The KALLI P still laid-up in Perama, awaiting her fate (8/2020). KALLI P The KALLI P continuing her lay-up in Perama, with her future remaining uncertain (8/2021). KALLI P The KALLI P seen in Perama, awaiting her fate (9/2021). KALLI P The KALLI P seen in Perama, awaiting her fate (9/2021). KALLI P The KALLI P remaining laid-up in Perama, awaiting her fate (9/2022). KALLI P The KALLI P still seen in Perama, awaiting her fate (4/2023). KALLI P The KALLI P still spotted in Perama under lay-up, while awaiting her fate (8/2024). KALLI P The KALLI P still spotted in Perama under lay-up, while awaiting her fate (8/2024).

SYMI II (ΣΥΜΗ ΙΙ) -Sea Dreams Built in 1990 (age 35 ). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Rhodes) The small catamaran ferry SYMI II was built in 1990 in Greece, being the second ship to join the Greek company ANES Ferries, following the SYMI I (today the OSTRIA of Nostos Cruises), which had started operations back in 1980. The SYMI II was deployed on the Rhodes-Symi line on the Dodecanese, where she remained for 20 years. In 2011 she was laid-up in Rhodes due to the difficult financial conditions of her company, remaining there until she underwent a refit in Salamina in 2015. She was eventually reactivated in 2016, being deployed on the Glyfa-Skiathos-Skopelos line on the Sporades. In 2017 she operated on the Volos-Skiathos-Skopelos line. In 2018, she joined Sea, as part of a trade which saw her former fleetmate, namely the SYMI, joining ANES Ferries for a second stint. The SYMI II returned to the Dodecanese, being once again deployed on the Rhodes-Symi line. In 2020 she was once again laid-up in Rhodes, where she remained for three years. In 2023 she underwent another refit in Salamina in order to resume service, but she once again missed the season and she remained in Rhodes. She eventually resumed service on the Rhodes-Symi line in 2024. PHOTOS (2023): SYMI II The SYMI II seen in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina, having completed her refit and ready to sail back to Rhodes for a return to service after three years of lay-up (9/2023). SYMI II The SYMI II seen in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina, having completed her refit and ready to sail back to Rhodes for a return to service after three years of lay-up (9/2023). SYMI II The SYMI II seen in the Spanopoulos Shipyard in Salamina, having completed her refit and ready to sail back to Rhodes for a return to service after three years of lay-up (9/2023).

EIRINI (ΕΙΡΗΝΗ) -Patmos Boatmen Union Built in 2008 (age 17). 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).

ARTEMIS (ΑΡΤΕΜΙΣ) -Artemis Kefalonia Cruises Built in 2003 (age 22). Registered in Porto Cheli. Current line: Kefalonia-Vardianoi The small passenger ship ARTEMIS was built in 2003 in Greece. She began service for Artemis SNE on the Perama-Salamina line. She was withdrawn from service in 2015 and she was laid-up in Salamina. She was refitted in 2017, presumably following to a sale to Thessaloniki Waterbus. However this sale did not materialise and the ship remained in Salamina. She eventually returned to service on the Perama-Salamina line in 2018, after three years of lay-up. In 2020 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Salamina line. In 2022 she was sold to Agia Kyriaki Cruises, which was renamed Artemis Kefalonia Cruises. She entered service for them by performing one-day cruises on the Kefalonia-Vardianoi line on the Ionian Sea. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS resting in Salamina (7/2018). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS resting in Salamina (7/2018). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2019). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2019). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen heading from Salamina to Perama (8/2019). ARTEMIS Crossing the ARTEMIS as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2019). ARTEMIS Crossing the ARTEMIS as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2019). ARTEMIS Crossing the ARTEMIS as she heads from Perama to Salamina (8/2019). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS heading towards Salamina (8/2019). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS heading towards Salamina (8/2019). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina (8/2020). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina (8/2020). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS docked in Salamina (8/2020). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS docked in Salamina (8/2020). ARTEMIS ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen resting in Salamina (8/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen resting in Salamina (8/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen resting in Salamina (8/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS spotted in Salamina (8/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS spotted in Salamina (8/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS spotted in Salamina (8/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina (9/2021). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, where she had returned for her annual winter refit, following the completion of her first season under Artemis Kefalonia Cruises on the Ionian Sea (9/2022). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, while still undergoing her annual winter lay-up (4/2023). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, while still undergoing her annual winter lay-up (4/2023). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, while still undergoing her annual winter lay-up (4/2023). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up. She would eventually return to Kefalonia for her summer cruises (4/2023). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, while undergoing her annual winter refit. She then headed to Kefalonia for her regular summer cruises (4/2024). ARTEMIS The ARTEMIS seen in Salamina, while undergoing her annual winter refit. She then headed to Kefalonia for her regular summer cruises (4/2024).

NISSOS POROS (ΝΗΣΟΣ ΠΟΡΟΣ) -Poros Ferries Built in 1986 (age 39). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Galatas Trozinias-Poros The landing craft NISSOS POROS was built in 1986 in Greece, as the MEGANISI for the Greek company Coastal Lines Ionios Corporation, for service on the Ionian Sea. She was deployed on the Kefalonia-Ithaca-Meganisi-Lefkada line, where she stayed for 21 years. In 2007, with the arrival of the company's newest acquisition, namely the MEGANISI II, the older MEGANISI was restricted to the Lefkada-Meganisi line, where she remained until 2009. In 2010, she was sold to Poros Ferries, being renamed NISSOS POROS, and she was deployed on the Galatas Troizinias-Poros line, where she has been remaining ever since. O ccasion ally, she also makes trips transporting trucks carrying fuel and combustibles from Poros to Aegina . PHOTOS (2017, 2019, 2021): NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS docked in the port of Poros (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS departing the port of Poros (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS departing the port of Poros (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS departing the port of Poros (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS departing the port of Poros and heading towards Galatas Troizinias (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS departing the port of Poros and heading towards Galatas Troizinias (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS having just docked in Galatas Troizinias (9/2017). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS resting in the port of Galatas Troizinias (7/2019). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS docked in Poros (9/2021). NISSOS POROS The NISSOS POROS docked in Poros (9/2021).

PREVELIS (ΠΡΕΒΕΛΗΣ) -ANEK Lines Built in 1980 (age 45). Registered in Rethymnon. Current line: None (laid-up in Elefsina) The cruiseferry PREVELIS was built in 1980 in Japan, as the FERRY ORANGE No. 2 for the Japanese company Shikoku Kaihatsu Ferry, also known as Orange Ferry. She spent her first years on the Osaka-Tōyo line as a day ferry, before being bought in 1994 by the Greek company Cretan Ferries, which was based in Rethymnon. She was converted into a cruiseferry in Perama, being renamed PREVELI, and she started operations in 1995 on the company's main service, namely on the Piraeus-Rethymnon line. She therefore became the second ship to operate on this service, alongside her fleetmate, namely the ARKADI, which had been deployed there since 1989. Both ships proved to be very successful in Rethymnon. However, in 2000, Cretan Ferries was acquired by ANEK Lines, with the latter taking over the service previously covered by the former on the Piraeus-Rethymnon line. The ship was renamed PREVELIS and she was deployed on the Piraeus-Astypalaia-Patmos-Leros-Kalymnos-Kos-Nisyros-Symi-Rhodes-Castellorizon line on the Dodecanese, before returning to the Piraeus-Rethymnon line in 2001. In 2007, after ANEK Lines stopped serving the Piraeus-Rethymnon line, the ship moved to the Piraeus-Chania line. In 2008 she was deployed on the Piraeus-Syros-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini line on the Cyclades, where she stayed for one season. In 2009 she moved to the Piraeus-Milos-Santorini-Anafi-Heraklion-Siteia-Kasos-Karpathos-Chalki-Rhodes line, which is one of most demanding lifelines of the Aegean Sea. She grounded off in Santorini in 2014 and she collided with the port pier of Anafi in 2015. She grounded off in Siteia in 2019, while also grounding off in Santorini in 2021. After 14 years of service on the Kasos-Karpathos lifeline, she was deployed on the Piraeus-Serifos-Sifnos-Milos-Ios-Santorini line in 2023, while waiting for the ANEMOS of the newly-established Greek company Aegean Sea Lines to enter service. She was not used at all during the 2024 season, and she instead remained laid-up in Elefsina, although she was reactivated later during that same year in order to be deployed on the Lavrion-Limnos-Kavala line on the Northeast Aegean Sea. She was once again laid-up in Elefsina in 2025. PHOTOS (2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023): PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (7/2015). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in the port of Piraeus (7/2015). PREVELIS The PREVELIS entering the port of Piraeus (7/2015). PREVELIS The legendary and hard-working ferry PREVELIS entering the port of Piraeus (7/2015). PREVELIS The PREVELIS entering the port of Piraeus. She is now the only ANEK Lines ferry to feature the yellow and blue garland on her hull (7/2015). PREVELIS The PREVELIS entering the port of Piraeus (7/2015). PREVELIS The PREVELIS approaching the port of Santorini during the morning (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS approaching the port of Santorini during the morning (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS approaching the port of Santorini during the morning (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen approaching the port of Santorini during the morning (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen maneuvering in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The great PREVELIS preparing to dock in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in the port of Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in the port of Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in the port of Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The legendary PREVELIS having just docked in the port of Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Santorini (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in the port of Piraeus (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus, during yet another busy but successful summer (7/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen on the Saronic Gulf, preparing to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen on the Saronic Gulf, preparing to enter the port of Piraeus (8/2017). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (6/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (6/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (6/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS in Piraeus (6/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS departing Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS departing Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS departing Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen leaving Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen leaving Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen leaving Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2018). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus. It marked the first time since 2006 that she did not have the ANEK Lines yellow and blue garland, which had previously been a trademark of hers (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS in Piraeus, now featuring a completely white livery, just like all her ANEK Lines fleetmates (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen resting in Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen resting in Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen resting in Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, shortly before an evening departure (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, shortly before an evening departure (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, shortly before an evening departure (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen departing the port of Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen maneuvering in order to leave Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen maneuvering in order to leave Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen maneuvering in order to leave Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS maneuvering in order to head towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS maneuvering in order to head towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS maneuvering in order to head towards the exit of the port of Piraeus (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having finished maneuvering in Piraeus and now heading towards the exit of the port (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having finished maneuvering in Piraeus and now heading towards the exit of the port (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen heading towards the exit of the port of Piraeus, on her way towards Milos (7/2019). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (8/2020). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2020). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2020). PREVELIS The legendary PREVELIS seen resting in the port of Piraeus (8/2020). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in the port of Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in the port of Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in the port of Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS resting in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS berthed in Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen departing the port of Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen departing the port of Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen departing the port of Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having departed Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having departed Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having departed Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen leaving Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen leaving Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen leaving Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen as she leaves Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen as she leaves Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen as she leaves Piraeus (9/2021). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS docked in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS spotted in the port of Piraeus (8/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen docking in Piraeus, after having made her return to the port upon the completion of her long trip from Rhodes (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen docking in Piraeus, after having made her return to the port upon the completion of her long trip from Rhodes (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen docking in Piraeus, after having made her return to the port upon the completion of her long trip from Rhodes (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen as she docks in Piraeus (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen as she docks in Piraeus (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in Piraeus (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in Piraeus (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS having just docked in Piraeus (9/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus during the late evening (10/2022). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, while briefly operating on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line for a few days (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, while briefly operating on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line for a few days (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, while briefly operating on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line for a few days (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, during her very brief stint on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, during her very brief stint on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Piraeus, during her very brief stint on the Piraeus-Chios-Mytilene line (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen docked in Piraeus (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen docked in Piraeus (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen docked in Piraeus. She later ended her service on the Kasos-Karpathos lifeline and she then began operations on the Cyclades, until the arrival of the ANEMOS of Aegean Sea Lines (5/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Salamina, where she headed for her annual winter lay-up after completing her service on the Cyclades (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Salamina, where she headed for her annual winter lay-up after completing her service on the Cyclades (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen in Salamina, where she headed for her annual winter lay-up after completing her service on the Cyclades (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS spotted in Salamina (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS spotted in Salamina (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS spotted in Salamina (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen while undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Salamina (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen while undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Salamina (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS seen while undergoing her annual winter lay-up in Salamina (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS spotted in Salamina, while awaiting to know what plans her company has for her, after being deemed to surplus requirements following her withdrawal from the Kasos-Karpathos lifeline (9/2023). PREVELIS The PREVELIS spotted in Salamina, while awaiting to know what plans her company has for her, after being deemed to surplus requirements following her withdrawal from the Kasos-Karpathos lifeline (9/2023).

GRIGORIS M (ΓΡΗΓΟΡΗΣ Μ) -GM Shipping Built in 1967 (age 58). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi-Ereikousa-Othonoi-Mathraki The landing craft GRIGORIS M was built in 1967 in Greece, as the ARIS of the then-newly-established Greek company Psomas Shipping. She was deployed on the Oropos-Eretria line on the South Evoian Gulf, where she operated for 35 years. In 1990 she underwent an extensive conversion in Perama, during which she was lengthened and her bridge was remodeled. In 2002 she was sold to the Grek company GM Shipping (which is based in Corfu) and she was renamed GRIGORIS M. She was deployed on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi-Ereikousa-Othonoi-Mathraki line on the Ionian Sea as a Ro-Ro carrier, transporting various lorries and goods mainly for Corfu, but also for Paxoi and the Diapontian Islands. PHOTOS (2022): GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen in Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen in Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen in Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen resting in Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen in Corfu during the evening (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen resting in Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen resting in Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M spotted in the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M spotted in the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen heading towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen heading towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen heading towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen making her way towards the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M spotted in the port of Corfu (9/2022). GRIGORIS M The GRIGORIS M seen in Corfu during the morning (9/2022).

HERMES (ΕΡΜΗΣ) -Kerkyra Seaways (2019 -202 3) current OLIVER for Jadrolinija Built in 1997 (age 28). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Jadrolinija for service in Croatia The conventional ferry HERMES was built in 1997 in Japan, as the FERRY TSURUGI for the Japanese company Nankai Ferry. She was deployed on the Wakayama-Komatsushima line on the Kii Channel. In 1999 she was transferred to the newly-established company Rinku Ferry, which had taken the delivery of her sister ship, namely the FERRY KATSURAGI. Both ships were deployed on the Izumisano-Tokushima line on the Osaka Bay, but their service lasted only a season due to the financial issues of Rinku Ferry. As a result, they joined Nankai Ferry in 2000, with the FERRY TSURUGI hence operating once again for her original owners. She was deployed on the Wakayama-Tokushima line, where she remained until 2019. Later in that same year, she was sold to the Greek company Kerkyra Seaways and she was renamed HERMES. She arrived in Greece in 2020, and she was converted in Salamina and then in Drapetsona, and she entered service on the Igoumenitsa-Corfu line on the Ionian Sea in 2021. Her introduction to this service proved to be very successful, and she was considered to be the best ship of Corfu. She became the flagship of Kerkyra Seaways, and she was by far the fastest ferry on the line. Following the completion of the 2023 season, the ship was sold to the Croatian company Jadrolinija, being renamed VELA LUKA. During her conversion in Rijeka in 2024, however, she was renamed OLIVER, and she began service during the summer on the Split-Korčula-Lastovo line on the Adriatic Sea. PHOTOS (2022): HERMES The HERMES seen docked in the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen docked in the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen docked in the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The stern of the HERMES seen as she is docked in the port of Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen docked in Corfu during the evening (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen docked in Corfu during the evening (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen having departed the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen having departed the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen having departed the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen after she has left the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen after she has left the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen after she has left the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES leaving in Corfu in order to head to Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES leaving in Corfu in order to head to Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES leaving in Corfu in order to head to Igoumenitsa (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen while she is leaving Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen while she is leaving Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen while she is leaving Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen resting in the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen resting in the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen resting in the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen in the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen in the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES seen in the port of Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES docked in Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES docked in Corfu (9/2022). HERMES The HERMES docked in Corfu. This turned out to be my final picture of the ship in Greece, as she was sold to the Croatian company Jadrolinija after the completion of the 2023 season (9/2022).

AGGELIS F (ΑΓΓΕΛΗΣ Φ) -Filiagkos NE (2022-2023) current SAN LUCAS III for Coonatramar Built in 2022 (age 3). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Coonatramar for service in Costa Rica The double-ended ferry AGGELIS F was ordered in 2021 by the Greek company Filiagkos NE, which is based in Salamina, in order to replace their previous ferry, also named AGGELIS F, which had been sold in 2020 to the Kuwaiti company Ikarus United Marine Services. The second AGGELIS F was completed in 2022 in Greece and she was deployed on the Perama-Salamina line. Just a year later, in 2023, she was sold to the Costa Rican company Coonatramar and she was renamed SAN LUCAS III. She was deployed on the Puntarenas-Playa Naranjo line on the Nicoya Gulf. PHOTOS (2022): AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen leaving Salamina, during the first season of her career (8/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen leaving Salamina, during the first season of her career (8/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen leaving Salamina, during the first season of her career (8/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen as she heads from Salamina to Perama (8/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen as she heads from Salamina to Perama (8/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F docked in Perama (11/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F docked in Perama (11/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F docked in Perama (11/2022). AGGELIS F The AGGELIS F seen in Perama, in what turned out to be my final picture of the ship, as she was sold in 2023 to the Costa Rican company Coonatramar (11/2022).

NISSOS THIRASSIA (ΝΗΣΟΣ ΘΗΡΑΣΙΑ) -Thirassia Shipping (1995-2022 ) current OLIVIA C for Cardoso Marítima Built in 1995 (age 30). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece, sold to Cardoso Marítima for service in São Tomé and Príncipe The landing craft NISSOS THIRASSIA was built in 1995 in Greece for the Greek company Thirassia Shipping. She spent the first 27 years of her career on the Santorini-Thirassia line on the Cyclades, hence ensuring the daily connection of Thirassia with its more popular neighbour. The ship notably made a significant mark in the history of the Greek coastal service on 5 April 2007, when she took part of the rescue operation during the tragic sinking of the cruise ship SEA DIAMOND of Louis Cruises, which took place in the Caldera area in Santorini. The ship helped evacuate 1,500 passengers all by herself, and she was then helped by the lifeboats of the SEA DIAMOND and by other smaller local passenger ships. In 2022 her service was taken over by the KATO NISI of Elafonisos Ferries, and she was later sold to the São Toméan company Cardoso Marítima. She was renamed OLIVIA C and she began service in 2023 on the Ana Chaves-Santo António line, thus linking the island of São Tomé with the island of Príncipe on the Gulf of Guinea. PHOTOS (2015, 2019, 2022): NISSOS THIRASSIA The legendary NISSOS THIRASSIA in her namesake island (7/2015). NISSOS THIRASSIA The legendary NISSOS THIRASSIA in her namesake island (7/2015). NISSOS THIRASSIA The legendary NISSOS THIRASSIA in her namesake island (7/2015). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA in Thirassia (7/2015). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA in Thirassia (7/2015). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen heading towards Thirassia (7/2019). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen heading towards Thirassia (7/2019). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA having left Thirassia and heading towards Santorini (7/2019). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA having left Thirassia and heading towards Santorini (7/2019). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA having left Thirassia and heading towards Santorini (7/2019). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen heading from Santorini to Thirassia (7/2019). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, after having completed her career on the Santorini-Thirassia line, and right before she was sold to Cardoso Marítima (9/2022). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, after having completed her career on the Santorini-Thirassia line, and right before she was sold to Cardoso Marítima (9/2022). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, after having completed her career on the Santorini-Thirassia line, and right before she was sold to Cardoso Marítima (9/2022). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, as she was spending her final days in Greek waters, after 27 years of service (9/2022). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, as she was spending her final days in Greek waters, after 27 years of service (9/2022). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, as she was spending her final days in Greek waters, after 27 years of service (9/2022). NISSOS THIRASSIA The NISSOS THIRASSIA seen in Salamina, in what proved to be my final picture of the ship in Greece. Indeed, in January 2023, the ship left the country in which she was built and where she had operated with much success for 27 years in order to start service for Cardoso Marítima in São Tomé and Príncipe as the OLIVIA C (10/2022).

ALEXANDER (ΑΛΕΞΑΝΤΕΡ) -Cycladic Cruises Built in 1986 (age 39). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Antiparos) The high speed catamaran ALEXANDER was built in 1986 in Japan. She began service there, as the MARINE SHUTTLE for the Japanese company Marine Shuttle Company, serving the Tokyo-Yokohama line. She stayed there until 2000, when she was sold to the Greek company Cycladic Cruises. She was renamed ALEXANDER and she underwent a short refit in Perama. She then began performing daily cruises on the Cyclades based in Naxos, being deployed on the Naxos-Paros-Delos-Mykonos-Irakleia-Koufonisi-Ios-Santorini line, where she has remained for the past 25 years. PHOTOS (2018, 2019): ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER resting in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER resting in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER resting in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER docked in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER docked in the old port of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER approaching the island of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER approaching the island of Mykonos (6/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER prior to her departure in Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER departing Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER departing Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen in Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen in Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER leaving Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER leaving Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER leaving Naxos (7/2018). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen resting in Naxos at night (7/2019). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen resting in Naxos at night (7/2019). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen leaving Santorini (7/2019). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen leaving Santorini (7/2019). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen leaving Santorini (7/2019). ALEXANDER Crossing the ALEXANDER as she heads from Paros to Naxos (7/2019). ALEXANDER Crossing the ALEXANDER as she heads from Paros to Naxos (7/2019). ALEXANDER Crossing the ALEXANDER as she heads from Paros to Naxos (7/2019). ALEXANDER The ALEXANDER seen heading from Paros to Naxos (7/2019).

THEOCHARIS L (ΘΕΟΧΑΡΗΣ Λ) -Thassos Seaways ex-AGIOS GERASIMOS II (ΑΓΙΟΣ ΓΕΡΑΣΙΜΟΣ ΙΙ) of Lixouri NE (2016-2024) Βuilt in 1990 (age 35). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: Kavala-Thassos The landing craft THEOCHARIS L was built in 1990 in Greece, as the OLYMPIOS APOLLON for the Greek company ANEM Ferries. She was deployed on the Samos-Fournoi-Ikaria-Leipsoi-Kalymnos-Western Kos line on the Dodecanese, where she remained for 22 years. In 2012 she was sold to the Lebanese Delegation to the United Nations in order to operate as a transporter of Lebanese military supplies. She was renamed CAROLYN and she was deployed on the Beirut-Naqoura line on the Levantine Sea. She remained in that role until 2016, when she returned to Greece, having been sold to the the Greek company Lixouri NE (based in Kefalonia), which became a part of the Taxiarchis joint venture that includes Ionian Sea Ferries and Ionion P Lines. She was renamed AGIOS GERASIMOS II and she underwent a conversion in Perama. After one year of refit, she began service on the Kefalonia-Ithaca-Lefkada line on the Ionian Sea in 2017. In 2020 she was deployed on the Kefalonia-Ithaca-Astakos-Lefkada line. In 2022 her service was restricted to the Kefalonia-Ithaca line. In 2024 she was sold to Thassos Seaways and she was renamed THEOCHARIS L. After being refitted in Salamina, she began service on the Kavala-Thassos line in 2025. PHOTOS (2018, 2023): AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II heading from Lefkada to Ithaca (8/2018). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II heading from Lefkada to Ithaca (8/2018). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II heading towards Ithaca (8/2018). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II heading towards Ithaca (8/2018). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II seen in Lixouri in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2023). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II seen in Lixouri in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2023). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II seen in Lixouri in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2023). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II docked in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2023). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II docked in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up (12/2023). AGIOS GERASIMOS II The AGIOS GERASIMOS II docked in the port of Lixouri in Kefalonia, while undergoing her annual winter lay-up. This was my last picture of the ship under this name and under Lixouri NE, as she was sold in 2024 to Thassos Seaways, for whom she began operations as the THEOCHARIS L (12/2023).

APOLLON II (ΑΠΟΛΛΩΝ ΙΙ) -Lafasi Maritime Company Built in 2018 (age 7 ). Registered in Kalymnos. Current line: None (under refit in Kalymnos) The small high speed boat APOLLON II was built in 2018 for the Greek company Lafasi Maritime Company, which is based on Kalymnos. She was deployed on the Kos-Kalymnos-Leros-Bodrum-Turgutreis line, hence connecting the Dodecanese with Turkey. In 2019 she operated solely on the Kos-Bodrum line. In 2020 she was deployed on the Kos-Pserimos-Nisyros line, while in 2021 she operated on the Kalymnos-Symi line. In 2022 she returned to the Kos-Bodrum line. PHOTOS (2022): APOLLON II The APOLLON II seen departing the port of Kos (8/2022). APOLLON II The APOLLON II seen departing the port of Kos (8/2022).

EXPRESS PANORMITIS (ΕΞΠΡΕΣ ΠΑΝΟΡΜΙΤΗΣ) -Agia Marina I NE Built in 2019 (age 6). 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).

SUPERFERRY (ΣΟΥΠΕΡΦΕΡΡΥ) -Golden Star Ferries Built in 1995 (age 30). Registered in Andros. Current line: None (under refit in Rafina) 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. PHOTOS (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023): 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).

PORT OF SYMI (ΣΥΜΗ) Island located on the Dodecanese, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2022): SYMI 2022: Two ships seen in the port of Panormitis in Symi: (From left to right) The small passenger ship NIKOLAOS CH of Panormitis Marine Enterprises and the conventional ferry PANAGIA SKIADENI of Dodekanisos Seaways. SYMI 2022: Two ships seen in the port of Panormitis in Symi: (From left to right) The small passenger ship NIKOLAOS CH of Panormitis Marine Enterprises and the conventional ferry PANAGIA SKIADENI of Dodekanisos Seaways. SYMI 2022: Two ships seen in the port of Panormitis in Symi: (From left to right) The small passenger ship NIKOLAOS CH of Panormitis Marine Enterprises and the conventional ferry PANAGIA SKIADENI of Dodekanisos Seaways.

PORT OF CORFU (ΚΕΡΚΥΡΑ) Island located on the Ionian Sea. PHOTOS (2022): CORFU 2022: Three ferries seen docked in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The NANTI of Kerkyra Seaways, the IONAS of Kerkyra Seaways and the KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines. CORFU 2022: Two ferries seen docked in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The IONAS of Kerkyra Seaways and the AGIA THEODORA of Kerkyra Lines. CORFU 2022: Three ships of Joy Cruises seen docked in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The JOY STAR, the ILIDA DOLPHIN and the AZIMUT. CORFU 2022: Two ferries of Kerkyra Lines seen docked together in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The AGIA THEODORA and the CORFU SPIRIT. CORFU 2022: Two ships of Joy Cruises seen docked together in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The JOY STAR and the ILIDA DOLPHIN. CORFU 2022: Three ferries seen docked in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines, the AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Three ferries seen docked in the port of Corfu during the evening: (From left to right) The KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines, the AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU Two ferries seen right outside of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways has left, while the KERKYRA of Kerkyra Lines is seen arriving. CORFU Two ferries seen right outside of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways has left, while the KERKYRA of Kerkyra Lines is seen arriving. CORFU Two ferries seen right outside of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways has left, while the KERKYRA of Kerkyra Lines is seen arriving. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen docked together in the port of Corfu, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Three ferries seen docked in the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines, the AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen docked together in the port of Corfu, while undergoing their annual winter refits: (From left to right) The AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Three ferries seen docked in the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines, the AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Two ships seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The hydrofoil ILIDA DOLPHIN is seen passing in front of the ferry KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines. CORFU 2022: Two ships seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The hydrofoil ILIDA DOLPHIN is seen passing heading towards her docking spot, while the landing craft GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping is already docked. CORFU 2022: Three ferries seen around the entrance of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The AGIA THEODORA of Kerkyra Lines has departed the port, the IONAS of Kerkyra Seaways is arriving from Igoumenitsa, while the KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines is docked. CORFU 2022: Two ferries seen around the entrance of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The IONAS of Kerkyra Seaways is arriving from Igoumenitsa, while the KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines is docked. CORFU 2022: Two ferries seen next to the entrance of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The IONAS of Kerkyra Seaways has arrived, while the AGIA THEODORA of Kerkyra Lines has left the port. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships operating for Greek-Albanian companies serving the port of Sarandë seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The IONIAN SUN of Ionian Seaways (previously under Greek ownership through Ionian Cruises) and the KALIOPI of Finikas Lines. CORFU 2022: The two ships of Mitsoulis Cruises seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The IONIAN DOLPHIN and the AEOLOS. CORFU 2022: The two ships of Ionian Cruises, both sister ships, seen returning together to Corfu following a cruise to Paxoi and Antipaxoi: (From left to right) The SFENDONI and the CHRISTINA. CORFU 2022: The two ships of Ionian Cruises, both sister ships, seen returning together to Corfu following a cruise to Paxoi and Antipaxoi: (From left to right) The SFENDONI and the CHRISTINA. CORFU 2022: The two ships of Ionian Cruises, both sister ships, seen returning together to Corfu following a cruise to Paxoi and Antipaxoi: (From left to right) The SFENDONI and the CHRISTINA. CORFU 2022: The two ships of Ionian Cruises, both sister ships, seen returning in tandem to Corfu following a cruise to Paxoi and Antipaxoi: (From left to right) The SFENDONI and the CHRISTINA. CORFU 2022: The two ships of Ionian Cruises, both sister ships, seen returning together to Corfu following a cruise to Paxoi and Antipaxoi: (From left to right) The SFENDONI and the CHRISTINA. CORFU 2022: Two ships seen together in the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The ferry KERKYRA EXPRESS of Kerkyra Lines is docked, while the small passenger ship IONIAN DOLPHIN of Mitsoulis Cruises is seen heading towards her docking spot. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen heading together towards the port of Corfu (From left to right) The GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping and the AGIA EIRINI of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen heading together towards the port of Corfu (From left to right) The GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping and the AGIA EIRINI of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen heading together towards the port of Corfu (From left to right) The GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping and the AGIA EIRINI of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen heading together towards the port of Corfu (From left to right) The AGIA EIRINI of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen heading together towards the port of Corfu (From left to right) The AGIA EIRINI of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft of Kerkyra Seaways seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The AGIOS SPIRIDON and the NANTI. CORFU 2022: Three landing craft seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping, the AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the NANTI of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two ships of Joy Cruises spotted together in Corfu: (From left to right) The ILIDA II and the AZIMUT. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen docked in the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways and the ALKINOOS of Kerkyra Lines. CORFU 2022: Two ferries of Kerkyra Seaways seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The HERMES is docked, while the ELENI is seen leaving the port. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen together in the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The ALKINOOS of Kerkyra Lines is docked, while the ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways is leaving the port. CORFU 2022: Two ships owned by the Greek-Albanian company Finikas Lines, serving the port of Sarandë, seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The KRISTI and the KALIOPI. CORFU 2022: Three ships of Joy Cruises, including its two hydrofoils, spotted together in Corfu: (From left to right) The ILIDA II, the AZIMUT and the ILIDA DOLPHIN. CORFU 2022: Two small passenger ships seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The wooden pirate-themed passenger ship BLACK ROSE Corfu Black Rose Cruises and the ANDREAS of Andreas Cruises. CORFU 2022: Two ferries operating under the Kerkyra Ferries seen meeting each other outside of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The ALKINOOS of Kerkyra Lines and the ANO CHORA II of 2way Ferries. CORFU 2022: Two ferries operating under the Kerkyra Ferries seen meeting each other outside of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The ALKINOOS of Kerkyra Lines and the ANO CHORA II of 2way Ferries. CORFU 2022: Two ferries operating under the Kerkyra Ferries seen having passed by each other outside of the port of Corfu: (From left to right) The ANO CHORA II of 2way Ferries and the ALKINOOS of Kerkyra Lines. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships seen docked together in Corfu: (From left to right) The LEFKADA PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships seen docked together in Corfu: (From left to right) The LEFKADA PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships seen docked together in Corfu: (From left to right) The LEFKADA PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships spotted together in Corfu: (From left to right) The LEFKADA PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft seen in Corfu during the morning: (From left to right) The AGIOS SPIRIDON of Kerkyra Seaways and the GRIGORIS M of GM Shipping. CORFU 2022: Four different ships seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The small passenger ship AZIMUT of Joy Cruises, the landing craft MENEKRATIS of Kerkyra Lines, the conventional ferry HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways and the landing craft ELENI of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two ferries spotted in Corfu: (From left to right) The landing craft MENEKRATIS of Kerkyra Lines and the conventional ferry HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two landing craft of Kerkyra Seaways seen together in Corfu: (From left to right) The NANTI and the AGIOS SPIRIDON. CORFU 2022: Two ferries spotted in Corfu: (From left to right) The landing craft MENEKRATIS of Kerkyra Lines and the conventional ferry HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships spotted together in Corfu: (From left to right) The LEFKADA PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises and the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises. CORFU 2022: Two passenger ships and one landing craft spotted together in Corfu: (From left to right) The LEFKADA PALACE of Seven Islands Cruises, the GEORGIA of Sarris Cruises and the ALKINOOS of Kerkyra Lines. CORFU 2022: Two ferries spotted in Corfu: (From left to right) The landing craft MENEKRATIS of Kerkyra Lines and the conventional ferry HERMES of Kerkyra Seaways.

AGIOI ANARGYROI (ΑΓΙΟΙ ΑΝΑΡΓΥΡΟΙ) -Agia Marina I NE (2018-2024) current IB ATLANTIC III of CNNII B uilt in 2018 (age 7). Was registered in Piraeus. Current line: None in Greece (sold to CNNII for service in Gabon) The landing craft AGIOI ANARGYROI was built in 2018 in Greece, just a few months after her fleetmate and sister ship, namely the AGIOS NIKOLAOS. She was deployed under the Greek company Agia Marina I NE on the Paros-Antiparos line on the Cyclades . In late 2024 she was sold to the Gabonese company CNNII (also known as Compagnie Nationale de Navigation Intérieure et Internationale) and she was renamed IB ATLANTIC III. PHOTOS (2018): AGIOI ANARGYROI The AGIOI ANARGYROI in Paros, during her first-ever day in service (7/2018). AGIOI ANARGYROI The AGIOI ANARGYROI having arrived in Antiparos, during her first-ever day in service (7/2018). AGIOI ANARGYROI The AGIOI ANARGYROI resting in Antiparos, in what was her first-ever day in service (7/2018). AGIOI ANARGYROI The AGIOI ANARGYROI resting in Antiparos, in what was her first-ever day in service (7/2018). AGIOI ANARGYROI The AGIOI ANARGYROI resting in Antiparos, in what was her first-ever day in service. It was also my last-ever picture of the ship in Greece, as she was sold in late 2024 to the Gabonese company CNNII, for service in Gabon (7/2018).

ELITE JET (ΕΛΙΤ ΤΖΕΤ) -Sea Jets Built in 1996 (age 29). Registered in Limassol. Current line: None (under refit in Salamina) The high speed ferry ELITE JET was built in 1996 in Australia, as the STENA LYNX III for the Swedish giants Stena Line. She spent her debut season on the Calais-Dover line on the Channel, while in 1997 she operated on the Dieppe-Newhaven line. In 1998 she operated in cooperation with the company P&O Ferries, under the P&O Stena Line brandname, and she was renamed ELITE. Later in that same year she was renamed P&O STENA ELITE, before being once again renamed STENA LYNX III just a few months later, and being deployed on the Fishguard-Rosslare line on the Irish Sea. In 2003 she was briefly renamed ELITE once again, before being once more renamed STENA LYNX III in 2004, and operating under the Stena Express brandname. She remained with Stena Line until 2011, when she was sold to the South Korean company Dae-A Express Shipping, for whom she was renamed SUNFLOWER 2. Upon her arrival in South Korea in 2012, she was transferred to the South Korean company Jang Heung Ferry and she was renamed ORANGE 1. She was deployed on the Jangheung-Jeju line on the Jeju Strait. In 2016 she returned to Dae-A Express Shipping as the OCEAN FLOWER 2, and she was inserted on the Busan-Tsushima line, thus connecting South Korea with Japan via the Tsushima Strait. In 2017 she was sold to the Trinidadian company Bridgemans Trinidad LP, and she was then leased to the Trinidadian state-owned company Trinidad and Tobago Inter-Island Ferry Service. She was due to operate on the Port of Spain-Scarborough line on the Caribbean Sea, but disagreements with Bridgemans Trinidad LP prevented her from operating, and she was instead laid-up for two years in Willemstad. In late 2019 she was sold to the Greek company Sea Jets, and she was renamed RAPIDLINK JET. She was refitted in Salamina and in Chalkida for four years, and she was renamed ELITE JET in 2023, when she finally entered service on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini line. In 2025 she remained laid-up in Salamina. PHOTOS (2024): ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen outside of Piraeus while undergoing sea trials on the Saronic Gulf (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen outside of Piraeus while undergoing sea trials on the Saronic Gulf (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen outside of Piraeus while undergoing sea trials on the Saronic Gulf (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen having returned to Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen having returned to Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen having returned to Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen in Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen in Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen in Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina (5/2024). ELITE JET The ELITE JET seen in Piraeus following her sea trials on the Saronic Gulf, after which she headed back to Salamina in order to continue her refit, and she then resumed her service on the Heraklion-Rethymnon-Santorini line (5/2024).

PORT OF HYDRA (ΥΔΡΑ) Island located on the Saronic Gulf, on the Aegean Sea. PHOTOS (2017, 2019, 2022): HYDRA 2017: Two different kinds of ships operating in Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways departs the port while the one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises rests in the port. HYDRA 2017: Three different kinds of ships operating in Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 5 of Hellenic Seaways departs the port while the one-day cruise ship PLATYTERA TON OURANON of Hydraïki Cruises and the small passenger boat FREEDOM II of Hydra Lines rest in the port. HYDRA 2019: Two ships seen resting in the port of Hydra: (From left to right) The Ro-Ro carrier landing craft GEORGIA M of Metaforiki Hydras and the small passenger boat CHRISTOS of Hydra Tours Travel. HYDRA 2022: Two ships seen in the entrance of the port of Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is seen leaving the port, while the small passenger ship BARBAYANNIS of Fostinis Cruises is waiting to enter the port. HYDRA 2022: Two ships seen in the entrance of the port of Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is seen leaving the port, while the small passenger ship BARBAYANNIS of Fostinis Cruises is waiting to enter the port. HYDRA 2022: Two ships seen in the entrance of the port of Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is seen leaving the port, while the small passenger ship BARBAYANNIS of Fostinis Cruises is waiting to enter the port. HYDRA 2022: Two experienced Hydra-based ships seen docked together in the port of Hydra: (From left to right) The landing craft GEORGIA M of Metaforiki Hydras and the small passenger boat ONEIRO of Hydra Tours Travel. HYDRA 2022: Two different kinds of passenger ships spotted together in Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is leaving the port, while the one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises remains docked. HYDRA 2022: Two different kinds of passenger ships spotted together in Hydra: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran SPEED CAT I of Alpha Lines is leaving the port, while the one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises remains docked. HYDRA 2022: Two passenger ships spotted together in the port of Hydra: (From left to right) The small passenger ship BARBAYANNIS of Fostinis Cruises is heading towards her docking spot, while the one-day cruise ship COSMOS of Evermore Cruises remains docked. HYDRA 2022: Two small passenger ships of Hydra Tours Travel that perform cruises around in Hydra seen near the island's port: (From left to right) The PANORAMA and the ELENA STAR. HYDRA 2022: Two small passenger ships of Hydra Tours Travel that perform cruises around in Hydra seen near the island's port: (From left to right) The PANORAMA and the ELENA STAR. HYDRA 2022: Two small passenger ships of Hydra Tours Travel that perform cruises around in Hydra seen near the island's port: (From left to right) The PANORAMA and the ELENA STAR. HYDRA 2022: Two small passenger ships of Hydra Tours Travel that perform cruises around in Hydra seen meeting together near the island's port: (From left to right) The PANORAMA and the ELENA STAR. HYDRA 2022: Two small passenger ships of Hydra Tours Travel that perform cruises around in Hydra seen meeting together near the island's port: (From left to right) The ELENA STAR and PANORAMA. HYDRA 2022: Two small passenger boats of Hydra Lines seen together in Hydra: (From left to right) The FREEDOM II and the FREEDOM IV. HYDRA 2022: Two ships seen in Hydra during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is arriving, while the small passenger boat FREEDOM III of Hydra Lines is leaving. HYDRA 2022: Two ships seen in Hydra during the evening: (From left to right) The high speed catamaran FLYINGCAT 4 of Hellenic Seaways is arriving, while the small passenger boat FREEDOM III of Hydra Lines is leaving.