Ms Triton Cruise Ship

The Amadeus Princess boat was first chartered in 2018 April through November.

Ms triton cruise ship. The MV Porto was a Portuguese-owned cruise shipShe had operated by Portuscale Cruises until sold for scrap in 2017. The MTS Triton is proud to be the standard-bearer for this wonderful tradition with its intimate human-sized vessels. Triton 19912004 She was built in 1971 for Cunard line as Cunard Adventurer.

Disney Cruise Line currently operates four ships. Klosters Cruise Ltd Nassau sold the MV Sunward II in 1991 to my dear late friend George Potamianos who was part of the one of the oldest Greek shipping companies that goes way back to 1850 out of which came the famed Epirotiki Steamship Navigation Co SA of Piraeus who now owned the Sunward II but she was renamed the Triton. MS Brabant cruise ship Amadeus Princess is a time-chartered by the UK company Fred Olsen Cruise Line riverboat launched in 2006.

Blending classic elegance and cutting-edge innovation our cruise ships offer the utmost in comfort dining innovation entertainment and on-board experience with a special focus on the welfare of environment and blue planet. The MS Jubilee was a cruise ship that was originally built for Carnival Cruise Line. Mediterenean oriented Greek good.

ONLY THE SEA DELIVERS THE SPECTACULAR. The company was incorporated in 1996 as Magical Cruise Company Limited through the first vessel Disney Magic and is domiciled in London England with their operational headquarters located in Celebration Florida. Later the ship renamed in 1991 as Triton for Epirotiki.

Explore MSC Cruises fleet and discover the unique features of each MSC Cruises Ship. One lever show-lounge comfortable. After the defunction of Royal Olympic Cruises the ship passed to Hansa Kreuzfahten.

Small not so soundproof but adequat. She was last owned by the Chinese company HNA Cruise Company Limited around the West Pacific region. Understated luxury outstanding cuisine and service and friendly Greek crew and international staff form the foundation of the ship.