SUPERCAT (ΣΟΥΠΕΡΚΑΤ)
-Golden Star Ferries
Built in 2000 (age 21). Registered in Piraeus. Current line: None (under refit in Perama)
The high speed craft SUPERCAT was built in 2000 in Australia, having been ordered as the CARAIBE JET for Oceanfast Ferries. The latter company went bankrupt however before the ship was completed. She was subsequently sold to German company AG Ems and was renamed POLARSTERN. Her construction was finished in Germany and she entered service in late 2000 on the Papenburg-Ditzum-Emden-Eemshaven-Borkum-Heligoland line on the North Sea. She was sold in 2008 to Estonian company Linda Line and was renamed KAROLIN. She was inserted on the Tallinn-Helsinki line in 2009, and remained there until 2017. She was sold in 2018 to Greek company Golden Star Ferries, and was renamed SUPERCAT. She was converted in Perama and Salamina, and was deployed in 2019 on the Piraeus-Milos-Folegandros-Santorini-Ios-Naxos-Mykonos line.
PHOTOS (2018, 2019):
The SUPERCAT being prepared for service in Perama (7/2018).
The SUPERCAT seen leaving Santorini (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen leaving Santorini (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen leaving Santorini (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT having left Santorini and heading towards Ios (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT having left Santorini and heading towards Ios (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen on the Cyclades, heading towards Ios (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen on the Cyclades, heading towards Ios (7/2019).
Crossing the SUPERCAT on the Cyclades, as she heads from Naxos to Ios (7/2019).
Crossing the speedy SUPERCAT on the Cyclades, as she heads from Naxos to Ios (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen departing the port of Piraeus in the morning (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen departing the port of Piraeus in the morning (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen departing the port of Piraeus in the morning (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT seen leaving the port of Piraeus (7/2019).
The SUPERCAT docked in Piraeus (8/2019).
The SUPERCAT docked in Piraeus (8/2019).