Mv Astor Cruise Ship
The MS Astor vessel that was previously operated by Cruise Maritime Voyages CMV was beached on Monday at the scrapyard in Turkey.
Mv astor cruise ship. MV Astor II ex Fedor Dostyevskiy Astor Brian Fisher Felixstowe July 1988 Steel twin screw motor vessel built by Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft Germany Yard no 218 in 1986 as a Passenger Cruise ship for South African Marine Corporation Safmarine Technical Data. Other former Cruise and Maritime Voyages ships have also been scrapped recently the iconic MS Marco Polo was also beached at the ship-breaking facility in Alang India alongside the MV Astor. The former Cruise Maritime Voyages CMV vessel sold at auction to a scrap broker in October for just 17 million.
The SA Waterberg SA Winterberg then the SA Helderberg from 1982 to 1986 when I was then transferred to their New build cruise ship in Kiel named the MV Astor. CRUISE SHIP REVIEW Index. The Astor will be scrapped after being essentially beached in Turkey on Monday.
On its world itineraries the ship visits ports in Africa Asia Australia also small islands in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The ship was ordered by the newly formed German company Hadag Cruise Line but was quickly sold to South African company Safmarine because the ship was not profitable enough. Shows the ships suites cabins decks lounges bar.
The 620-passenger ship is the sister ship to Saga Pearl II Astor is 25m longer and was originally. The last shipowner is Global Maritime Group shipping company. Update of MV Astor cruise ship being scrapped in Aliaga Turkey this cruise ship beached on December 2020 and it is expected to be finished on last week of.
One that brings out the best in each of us. This is a tour if CMV Astor Cruise Ship. I commanded three of the Big Whites.
In 2019 Cruise Maritime Voyages announced it would rename Astor as Jules Verne and move the ship to the French market in May 2021. The 1987-built 650-guest ship was originally built in Germany to offer a five-star luxury soft adventure product in the British market. The vessel ASTOR IMO.
