On August 5, 2023, Aegean Sea Lines’ ANEMOS (ex-ROSELLA) made her debut on the Piraeus – Western Cyclades line. The ship underwent a 5-month interior- and exterior renovation and eventually entered service on the Piraeus – Serifos – Sifnos – Milos and Piraeus – Sifnos – Ios – Santorini lines.
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Aegean Sea Lines announced that her flagship ANEMOS (ex- ROSELLA) enters service on July 21, 2023.
The ship will serve on the Piraeus – Serifos – Sifnos – Milos and Piraeus – Sifnos – Ios – Santorini lines, while for the current period she is being replaced by Anek Lines’ PREVELIS.
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Aegean Sea Lines announced their return to the Hellenic Coastal Lines with ANEMOS (former ROSELLA) on June 26, 2023. The ship will serve on the Piraeus – Serifos – Sifnos – Milos and Piraeus – Sifnos – Ios – Santorini lines.
Currently, she is dry docked and undergoing interior refit at Perama repair zone. According to Aegean Sea Lines: “A trip is not just about booking tickets. It is much more. It’s the prompt service, the comfort, the upgrade options, the amenities, but most of all the sense of security that you and your loved ones have trusted the right people. Modern ships, impeccable staff, human treatment. Now you have the right ferry company for the Cyclades”.
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On February 5, 2023, Aegean Sea Lines cruise ferry ANEMOS (ex ROSELLA) arrived in Greece after a 12-day journey from Mariehamn.
Ship’s first stop was at the island of Sifnos (her shipowner’s place of origin), where people gave her a warm welcome. Then, the ship visited shortly the island of Serifos and her journey ended up at Perama Repair Zone, where she will undergo a small-scale conversion. She is expected to join the Hellenic Coastal Shipping in the beginning of summer 2023.
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Aegean Sea Lines’ cruise ferry ANEMOS was officially delivered to her new owners on January 18. The ship raised the Greek flag during a short ceremony, while she is scheduled to depart for Greece on January 23, 2022.
Among the Greek crew is also the CEO of Aegean Sea Lines Mr Ioannis Depastas. The ship is expected to arrive at the port of Piraeus in early February and she will be led to Perama repair zone in order to undergo a small-scale conversion before entering service on the Piraeus-Western Cyclades line.
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