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Feb 23
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Tender for the sale of Anes Lines’ Proteus

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On February 15, 2024, a tender was announced for the sale of Anes Lines’ ferry, Proteus. The tender is scheduled for March 13, with a starting price of EUR 750,000.

In November 2023, it was reported that Kerkyra Seaways intended to short-charter her for the Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi line as a temporary replacement for Hermes, which was sold to the Croatian Jadrolinija. However, this arrangement never materialized.

Proteus ceased operations on the Evia (Mandoudi) – Sporades route in April 2023. Built in Greece in 1973, she has a carrying capacity of 372 passengers and 110 cars.

Nov 17
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Kerkyra Seaways is replacing HERMES with PROTEUS from Anes Ferries

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Anes Ferrys’ PROTEUS is set to take over the Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi ferry route, replacing Kerkyra Seaways’ former vessel, HERMES. The latter recently changed ownership, being acquired by the Croatian company Jadrolinija and renamed VELA LUKA.

PROTEUS will be operating on a short-term charter for approximately four months on the aforementioned route until Kerkyra Seaways introduces a new vessel to replace her.

Having concluded its services on the Evia (Mandoudi) – Sporades route last April, PROTEUS brings a rich history, being constructed in Greece back in 1973. With a capacity to accommodate 372 passengers and 110 cars, PROTEUS is well-equipped to provide a seamless and efficient ferry service along the Igoumenitsa-Corfu-Paxoi line during this transitional period.

Keep an eye out for updates as Kerkyra Seaways prepares to introduce their next vessel to enhance the ferry experience on this popular route.

Photo: Marine Traffic (Alex Volos)

Sep 08
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Anes Lines’ PROTEUS leave Sporades

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According to recent information Anes Lines ferry Proteus will probably replace SPORADES STAR on the Inter-Cyclades run.

The handy size vessel has stopped her sailings on the Agios Konstantinos – Sporades line last week, while there are strong rumors that she will be probably sold to Seajets.

PROTEUS was built in Greece in 1974.

Her carrying capacity is for 372 passengers and 110 cars, at a speed of 15 knots.

Photo: Anes Lines