Gemini - IMO 9000687

AS GEMINI

AS CELESTYAL NEFELI

Name:	1992 - 1993: Crown Jewel 1993 - 1995: Cunard Crown Jewel 1995 - 2009: Superstar Gemini 2009 - 2009: Vision Star 2009 - 2016: MV Gemini 2016 - onwards: MV Celestyal Nefeli
Owner:	1992 - 1995: Crown Cruise Line 1995 - 2009: Star Cruises 2009 - 2016: Jewel Owner Ltd. 2016 - present: Celestyal Cruises
Operator:	1992 - 1993: Crown Cruise Line 1993 - 1995: Cunard 1995 - 2009: Star Cruises 2009 - 2016: Quail Travel Group 2016 - present: Celestyal Cruises
Port of registry:	1992 - 2009: Panama,  Panama 2009 - 2009: Valletta,  Malta 2010 - 2016: Majuro,  Marshall Islands 2016 - onwards: Nassau,  Bahamas
Route:	Eastern Mediterranean
Builder:	Union Navale de Levante, Valencia
Yard number:	197
Completed:	1992
Identification:	IMO number: 9000687
Status:	Operating
General characteristics
Type:	Motor Vessel
Tonnage:	19,093 GT
Length:	163.81 m (537 ft 5 in)
Beam:	22.5 m (73 ft 10 in)
Draught:	5.40 m (17 ft 9 in)
Installed power:	4 x Wärtsilä 8R32 Diesels
Propulsion:	2 × Controllable pitch propellers 2 × bow thrusters
Speed:	19 knots (35 km/h; 22 mph)
Capacity:	1.074 passengers

Celestyal Odyssey - IMO 9183518 (now Glory Sea)

AS CELESTYAL ODYSSEY

AS EXPLORER

Name:	2001 - 2004: Olympia Explorer 2004 - 2015: Explorer 2015 - 2016: MV Celestyal Odyssey April 2016: Glory Sea
Operator:	2004 - 2015: V.Ships 2015 - 2016: Celestyal Cruises April 2016: Diamond Cruises
Port of registry:	2001–2004  Greece 2004–2015  Bahamas 2015–Present  Malta
Builder:	Blohm + Voss, Hamburg, Germany
Yard number:	962
Identification:	IMO number: 9183518 MMSI number: 311705000 Call sign: C6TN4
Status:	in active service
General characteristics
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	24,318 GT[1]
Length:	180 metres (590 ft)[2]
Beam:	25 metres (82 ft)[2] or 84 feet (26 m)
Draft:	24 feet (7.3 m)
Decks:	7 total, 6 passenger
Propulsion:	4 x Wartsila 9L46C, 45360 bhp (11340 bhp per engine) = 37800 KW (9450 KW per engine) http://myship.com/imo/9183518/EXPLORER
Speed:	30 knots (56 km/h; 35 mph)
Capacity:	836 passengers

Celestyal Crystal - IMO 7827213

AS CELESTYAL CRYSTAL

AS LOUIS CRISTAL

Name:	1980–1986: Viking Saga 1986–1990: Sally Albatross
Owner:	1980–1982: Rederi Ab Sally 1982–1989: Suomen Yritysrahoitus 1989–1990: Partrederiet Sally Albatross[1]
Operator:	1980–1986: Rederi Ab Sally (in Viking Line traffic) 1986–1990: Sally Cruise[1]
Port of registry:	1980: Turku,  Finland 1980–1982: Mariehamn,  Finland 1982: Helsinki,  Finland 1982–1990: Mariehamn,  Finland[1]
Ordered:	22 December 1978[1]
Builder:	Wärtsilä Turku New Shipyard, Turku, Finland[1]
Yard number:	1247[1]
Launched:	4 January 1980[2]
Christened:	20 March 1980[1]
Acquired:	26 June 1980[1]
In service:	27 June 1980[1]
Out of service:	9 January 1990[1]
Identification:	IMO number: 7827213[1]
Fate:	Destroyed by fire while in drydock in Nacka, Sweden. Completely rebuilt, 1990-1992 (technically considered the same ship).
Status:	Remains in service as of 2015, see below.
General characteristics (as built, 1980)[1]
Class and type:	Viking Saga class cruiseferry
Tonnage:	14,330 GT 2,874 DWT
Length:	145.18 m (476 ft 4 in)
Beam:	25.49 m (83 ft 8 in)
Draught:	5.51 m (18 ft 1 in)
Ice class:	1 A Super
Installed power:	4 × Wärtsilä-Pielstick 12PC2-5V-400 diesels 19,124 kW (combined)
Speed:	21.3 knots (39.4 km/h; 24.5 mph)[2]
Capacity:	2,000 passengers 1,300 berths 426 cars[2]
General characteristics (as rebuilt, 1988)[1]
Type:	cruise ship
Tonnage:	15,179 GT 2,774 DWT
Length:	149.96 m (492 ft 0 in)[2]
Capacity:	1,016 passengers 1,016 berths
Notes:	Otherwise the same as built
1992 onwards
Name:	1992–1995: Sally Albatross 1995–2000: Leeward 2000–2002: SuperStar Taurus 2002–2006: Silja Opera 2006–2007: Opera 2007–2011: Cristal 2011-2015: Louis Cristal 2015 onwards: Celestyal Crystal
Owner:	1992: Sally Oy Ab 1992–1995: Silja Line 1995–2002: Crown Jewel, Inc 2002–2006: Silja Cruise 2006–2007: Sea Containers Ltd 2007–2007: Citron Navigation Corp. 2007–2007: Opera Acquisition, LLC 2007–2012: Citron Navigation Corp. 2012 onwards: Cristal Trading Opco LLC[3]
Operator:	1992: Sally Cruise 1992–1994: Silja Line 1995–2000: Norwegian Cruise Line 2000–2002: Star Cruises 2002–2006: Silja Line 2007 onwards: Louis Cruise Lines[1]
Port of registry:	1992–1995: Mariehamn,  Finland 1995–2002: Panama City,  Panama 2002–2006: Stockholm,  Sweden 2006–2007: Nassau,  Bahamas[1] 2007–2012: Piraeus,  Greece 2012 onwards: Valletta,  Malta[3]
Ordered:	22 December 1978[1]
Builder:	Finnyards, Rauma, Finland[1]
Yard number:	309[1]
Laid down:	1990[1]
Launched:	25 July 1991[4]
Christened:	25 July 1991[1]
Acquired:	23 March 1992[1]
Maiden voyage:	23 March 1992[1]
In service:	March 1992[1]
Identification:	Call sign: 9HA2978 IMO number: 7827213 MMSI number: 229001000
Status:	In service
General characteristics (as rebuilt, 1992)[1]
Type:	cruise ship
Tonnage:	25,076 GT 25,611 GT (after 1995) 1,703 DWT
Length:	158.88 m (521 ft 3 in)
Beam:	25.20 m (82 ft 8 in)
Draught:	5.60 m (18 ft 4 in)
Decks:	9 (passenger accessible), with 476 cabins[5]
Propulsion:	2 propellers 2 bow thrusters 1 stern thruster
Speed:	19 knots (35 km/h; 22 mph)
Capacity:	1,452 passengers 1200 passenger (after 1995) 950 passengers (after 2000) 1,409 passengers (after 2002)[4]
Notes:	Otherwise the same as built

Celestyal Journey - IMO 8919269

AS CELESTYAL JOURNEY

AS RYNDAM 

Name	Ryndam (1994–2015) Pacific Aria (2015–2020) Ida Pfeiffer (plan abandoned) Aegean Goddess (2020–2023) Celestyal Journey (2023–present)
Owner	Carnival Corporation (1994–2020) Cruise & Maritime Voyages (plan abandoned) Seajets (2020–2023) Celestyal Cruises (2023–present)[1]
Operator	Holland America Line (1994–2015) P&O Cruises Australia (2015–2020) Fresco Cruises (plan abandoned) Celestyal Cruises (2023-resumes in 2024) Phoenix Reisen (charter: 2023-present)
Port of registry	Bahamas, Nassau (1994–1996)  Netherlands, Rotterdam (1996–2015)  UK, London (2015–2020)  Bermuda, Hamilton (2020–present)
Builder	Fincantieri Monfalcone, Italy
Yard number	5883
Launched	1 November 1993
Completed	9 September 1994
Maiden voyage	1994
In service	1994
Identification	Call sign: ZCHB2 IMO number: 8919269 MMSI number: 310811000
Status	Operating
General characteristics
Class and type	Statendam-class cruise ship
Tonnage	55,819 GT 26,279 NT 5,709 DWT
Length	219.4 m (719 ft 10 in)
Beam	30.8 m (101 ft 1 in)
Draught	7.71 m (25 ft 4 in)
Depth	19.13 m (62 ft 9 in)
Decks	13
Speed	22 knots (41 km/h; 25 mph)
Capacity	1,258 passengers
Crew	602

Celestyal Discovery - IMO 9221566

AS CELESTYAL DISCOVERY 

AS AIDA AURA

Name:	AIDAaura
Operator:	AIDA Cruises
Port of registry:	Genoa Italy[1]
Builder:	Aker MTW (Germany)[2][3]
Cost:	$350 million[2]
Christened:	April 12, 2003 in Warnemünde
Maiden voyage:	October 27, 2008 to Wilmington [4][5]
In service:	April 15, 2003[2]
Identification:	IMO number: 9221566[6] Call Sign IBNZ[7] MMSI 247117400[7]
Status:	In service
General characteristics
Tonnage:	42,289 GT
Length:	665.3 ft (202.78 m)
Beam:	92.2 ft (28.10 m)
Draft:	20.3 ft (6.19 m)[2]
Decks:	12 total, 10 passenger[2]
Installed power:	27,150 kW[2]
Propulsion:	Diesel-electric
Speed:	19.4 knots (35.9 km/h; 22.3 mph)[3]
Capacity:	1,300 passengers
Crew:	418

Celestyal Olympia - IMO 7927984

AS CELESTYAL OLYMPIA

AS LOUIS OLYMPIA

Name:	1982—1999: Song of America[1] 1999—2005: Sunbird 2005—2012: Thomson Destiny 2012—2014: Louis Olympia 2014 onwards:Celestyal Olympia
Owner:	1982—1999: Royal Caribbean Cruise Line 1999—2004: Airtours 2004 onwards: Louis Cruise Lines[1]
Operator:	1982—1999: Royal Caribbean Cruise Line 1999—2005: Sun Cruises 2005—2012: Thomson Cruises[1] 2012 onwards: Louis Cruises
Port of registry:	1982—1999: Oslo,  Norway 1999—2004: Nassau,  Bahamas[1] 2004—2005: Limassol,  Cyprus 2005: Majuro,  Marshall Islands[2] 2005—2012: Limassol,  Cyprus[1] 2012 onwards: Valletta,  Malta
Ordered:	1 November 1979[3]
Builder:	Wärtsilä Hietalahti shipyard, Helsinki, Finland[1]
Cost:	$ 140 million[4]
Yard number:	431[1]
Launched:	26 November 1981[1]
Acquired:	11 November 1982[1]
In service:	5 December 1982[1]
Identification:	Call sign: 9HA3027 DNV ID: 12706 IMO number: 7927984 MMSI number: 229051000
Status:	Operating
General characteristics (as built)[1]
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	37,584 GT 5,237 DWT
Length:	214.51 m (703 ft 9 in)
Beam:	28.41 m (93 ft 3 in)
Draught:	6.80 m (22 ft 4 in)
Decks:	11
Installed power:	4 × 8-cylinder Sulzer-Wärtsilä diesels 17,060 kW (combined)
Propulsion:	Twin propellers[4]
Speed:	21 knots (39 km/h; 24 mph)
Capacity:	1,575 passengers
Crew:	540
General characteristics (as Thomson Destiny)
Tonnage:	37,773 GT 5,000 DWT[5]
Decks:	12
Capacity:	1,611 passengers[4]
Crew:	540[4]