Spirit of Adventure - IMO 9818084

 

Name	Spirit of Adventure
Owner	Saga Group
Operator	Saga Cruises
Port of registry	London,  United Kingdom
Ordered	22 September 2017
Builder	Meyer Werft Papenburg, Germany
Yard number	715
Laid down	3 June 2019
Launched	24 July 2020
Sponsored by	Inga Kennedy
Christened	19 July 2021
Acquired	29 September 2020
Maiden voyage	26 July 2021
In service	2021–present
Identification	IMO number: 9818084 Call sign: MGWT8 MMSI number: 232026551
Status	In service
General characteristics
Tonnage	58.199 GT
Length	236.6 m (776 ft)
Draught	7.6 m (25 ft)
Decks	15[1]
Installed power	21.6 MW (29,000 hp) (total power)
Speed	18 kn (33 km/h; 21 mph)[1] (service speed)
Capacity	999 passengers
Crew	540

Spirit of Discovery - IMO 9802683

 

Name	Spirit of Discovery
Owner	Saga Group
Operator	Saga Cruises
Port of registry	London,  United Kingdom
Ordered	1 October 2015
Builder	Meyer Werft Papenburg, Germany
Yard number	714
Laid down	28 June 2018
Launched	12 May 2019
Sponsored by	Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
Christened	5 July 2019
In service	2019–present
Identification	Call sign: MEYE7 IMO number: 9802683 MMSI number: 232021171
General characteristics
Tonnage	58,250 GT
Length	236 m (774 ft)
Decks	10 passenger decks
Capacity	999 passengers
Crew	523

Saga Pearl II - IMO 8000214

AS QUEST FOR ADVENTURE

AS SAGA PEARL II

Name:	1981-1985: Astor 1985-2002: Arkona 2002-2010: Astoria 2010-2012: Saga Pearl II 2012-2013: Quest for Adventure 2013 onwards: Saga Pearl II
Operator:	1981-1984: HADAG 1984-1985: Safmarine 1985-2001: Deutsche Seereederei 2001-2009: Transocean Tours 2009 onwards: Saga Cruises
Builder:	Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Werk Ross, Hamburg
Yard number:	165
Laid down:	29 February 1980
Launched:	16 December 1980
Completed:	December 1981
In service:	14 December 1981
Identification:	IMO Number: 8000214 MMSI: 311348000 Call sign: C6SI2
Status:	Currently in service
General characteristics
Class and type:	cruise ship
Tonnage:	18,591 GT[1]
Length:	164.30 meters[1]
Beam:	22.60 meters[1]
Propulsion:	MAN diesel engines 15,400 kW[1]
Speed:	21.4 knots (39.6 km/h; 24.6 mph) (maximum) 20.3 knots (37.6 km/h; 23.4 mph) (cruising)[1]
Capacity:	602 passengers (maximum) 512 passengers (normal)[1]
Crew:	220

Saga Sapphire - IMO 7822457

Name:	1981–1999: Europa 1999–2000: SuperStar Europe 2000–2004: SuperStar Aries 2004-2008: Holiday Dream 2008–2011: Bleu de France 2011 onwards: Saga Sapphire
Owner:	1981–1998: Hapag-Lloyd 1998–2004: Star Cruises 2004–2008: Club Vacaciones[1] 2008–2011: CDF Croisières de France 2011 onwards: Saga Cruises II Ltd.
Operator:	1981–1999: Hapag-Lloyd 1999–2004; Star Cruises 2004–2008: Pullmantur Cruises 2008–2011: CDF Croisières de France[1] 2011 onwards: Saga
Port of registry:	1981–1999: Bremen,  Germany[1] 1999–2006: Nassau,  Bahamas[1][2] 2006 onwards: Valletta,  Malta[3][4]
Builder:	Bremer Vulkan, Bremen, Germany
Cost:	US$120 million[2]
Yard number:	1001[1]
Launched:	December 22, 1980[1]
Completed:	1981[1]
Acquired:	December 5, 1981[1]
Maiden voyage:	January 8, 1982[1]
In service:	January 8, 1982[1]-present
Identification:	Call sign: 9HOF8 IMO number: 7822457 MMSI number: 256208000
Status:	In service
General characteristics (as built)[1]
Type:	cruise ship
Tonnage:	37,049 GT;[5] 5,168 DWT
Length:	199.63 m (654.95 ft)
Beam:	28.55 m (93.67 ft)
Draught:	8.30 m (27.23 ft)
Decks:	12[6]
Installed power:	2 × 7-cylinder MAN-Bremer Vulkan diesels combined 21270 kW
Speed:	21 knots (39 km/h)
Capacity:	600 passengers[2]
General characteristics (as Bleu de France)[6]
Type:	cruise ship
Tonnage:	37,301 GRT
Decks:	12 (10 passenger accessible)
Speed:	19 kn (35 km/h)
Capacity:	752 passengers (lower berths) 1158 (all berths)
Crew:	406

Saga Ruby - IMO 7214715 (scapped as Oasia)

Name:	1973–1999: Vistafjord 1999–2004: Caronia 2004-2014: Saga Ruby from 2014: Oasia
Owner:	1973–1983: Norwegian America Line 1983–1998: Cunard Line[1] 1998-2004: Carnival Corporation & plc 2004-2014: Acromas Shipping Ltd[2] from 2014: Millenium View Ltd, Singapore[3]
Operator:	1973–1983: Norwegian American Line 1983–2004: Cunard Line 2004-2014: Saga Cruises[1]
Port of registry:	1973–1983: Oslo,  Norway 1983–1999: Nassau,  Bahamas 1999–2004: Southampton,  United Kingdom 2004–2010: London,  United Kingdom[1] 2010–2014: Valletta,  Malta from 2014: Nassau,  Bahamas
Builder:	Swan Hunter, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom
Cost:	$35 million[4]
Yard number:	39
Launched:	15 May 1972[1]
Acquired:	15 May 1973[1]
Maiden voyage:	22 May 1972[1]
In service:	22 May 1972[1]
Identification:	IMO number: 7214715 as Saga Ruby: Call sign: 9HA2415 MMSI number: 248563000
Notes:	Plans are being made to convert her into a floating hotel
General characteristics (as built)[1]
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	24,292 GRT 5,954 DWT
Length:	191.09 m (626 ft 11 in)
Beam:	25.00 m (82 ft 0 in)
Draught:	8.20 m (26 ft 11 in)
Ice class:	1 C[3]
Installed power:	2 × Sulzer 9RD68 17,650 kW (combined)
Propulsion:	2 propellers[5]
Speed:	20 knots (37 km/h; 23 mph) (service)[5]
Capacity:	670 passengers (maximum)
General characteristics (after 2005 refit)[4]
Tonnage:	24,492 GT[3]
Draught:	8.23 m (27 ft 0 in)
Decks:	9 (passenger accessible)
Capacity:	655 passengers (maximum)
Crew:	380
Notes:	Otherwise the same as built