Salamis Filoxenia - IMO 7359400

Name:	1975–1995: Gruziya 1995–1999: Odessa Sky 1999: Club 1 1999–2009: Van Gogh 2009 onwards: Salamis Filoxenia
Namesake:	Gruziya: Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic Van Gogh: Vincent van Gogh
Owner:	1975–1995: Black Sea Shipping Company 1995–1998: Blasco UK 1998–2009: Club Cruise 2009 onwards: Salamis Lines
Operator:	1975–1995: Black Sea Shipping Company 1995–1996: Blasco UK 1996–1999: laid up/rebuilt 1999: Club Cruise 1999–2002: Nouvelles Frontieres[1] 2002–2007: Travelscope 2008: Van Gogh Cruises 2008: Metropolis Tur[2][3]
Port of registry:	1975–1991: Odessa,  Soviet Union 1991–1995: Odessa,  Ukraine 1995–1996: Monrovia,  Liberia 1996–1999: Odessa,  Ukraine 1999–2006: Kingstown,  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 2006–2009: Majuro,  Marshall Islands 2009 onward: Limassol,  Cyprus[1]
Builder:	Wärtsilä Turku Shipyard, Finland
Cost:	$ 25 million[4]
Yard number:	1213[5]
Launched:	18 October 1974[1]
Acquired:	30 June 1975[1]
Identification:	IMO 7359400
Status:	In service
General characteristics (as built)[1]
Class and type:	Belorussiya-class cruiseferry
Tonnage:	16,331 GRT
Displacement:	3,004 DWT
Length:	156.27 m (512 ft 8 in)
Beam:	22.05 m (72 ft 4 in)
Draught:	5.90 m (19 ft 4 in)
Depth:	16.31 m (53 ft 6 in)[6]
Decks:	9[4][7]
Ice class:	ICE-C[8]
Installed power:	2 × Wärtsilä-Pielstick 18PC2V diesels combined 13240 kW
Propulsion:	Two propellers[9]
Speed:	21 kn (38.89 km/h) (service speed)[9]
Capacity:	1009 passengers 504 passenger berths 256 cars
Crew:	216[6]
General characteristics (as Salamis Filoxenia)[5]
Class and type:	none
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	15,402 GT 2,452 DWT
Decks:	7 (passenger accessible)[4]
Capacity:	506 passengers (795 maximum)