- the
operating name
Polferries, the
company runs
ferry routes across the
Baltic Sea
between Poland and Scandinavia. In 1996
Polferries approved quality ****urance...
- 2022, is
still in
service with
Polferries,
alongside Nova Star, a much
newer vessel built in 2011 (in
service with
Polferries since 2018).
Wawel had two sister...
- is the only port in the
Baltic Sea
adapted to
receive oceanic vessels.
Polferries and
Unity Line are the
largest Polish ferry operators, with the latter...
-
Cantieri Navale di Visentini, Donada, Italy.
Varsovia is the
largest of
Polferries' ferries, with a load
meter of 2,563 meters, and
operates on the Ystad–Świnoujście...
-
operating the
Ancona - Hvar route. She was
built in 1978 as MS
Pomerania for
Polferries. In 1994, she had a
minor collision (referred to as a "s****e") with another...
- Moby
Lines Tirrenia di
Navigazione Baja
Ferries Color Line
Fjord Line
Polferries Trasmediterranea Baleària
Stena Line UK P&O
Ferries UK
NorthLink Ferries...
-
currently operating between Poland and
Scandinavia under the
ownership of
Polferries. The
vessel was
built by ST
Marine in
Singapore for LD Lines,
which signed...
- Gdańsk
Container Terminal –
providing feeder services Ferry terminals Polferries Westerplatte Phosphates terminal Liquid and bulk
sulphur terminal Fruit...
-
chartered to
Polferries, who set her on
traffic between Helsinki and Gdańsk, Poland,
without a
change of name. On 14 May 1978
Polferries bought the Aallotar...
- po****r
destination for
Swedes of all ages in the
summer months. The
Polferries terminal also
offer regular routes to Gdańsk in Poland.
Several cruise...
