Overview
The new cruise ferry is recognized as the world's most environmentally friendly large passenger ship, utilizing LNG as fuel to eliminate marine emissions and significantly reduce aerial emissions. It is specifically designed for the Finnish and Swedish archipelago, minimizing wave formation and noise emissions to protect the delicate environment.

Design and Passenger Experience
The vessel is designed to enhance the passenger experience of the archipelago, offering a sophisticated environment with spectacular views from the uppermost decks. It measures 218 meters in length, with a gross tonnage of 57,600, and can accommodate 2,800 passengers and a 200-member crew.

Capacity and Facilities
The ship features 880 passenger cabins, 1,275 lane-metres for lorries, and a separate car deck with 500 lane-metres for passenger cars, with additional space on a hoistable car deck.

Viking Line ABP
Viking Line has a long history, with over 180 million passengers since 1959. The company operates seven cruise ferries on the Baltic Sea, serving 6.4 million passengers annually. It employs approximately 3,000 people and has been listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange since 1995.

Technical Specifications
The ferry operates on the Turku, Finland – Stockholm, Sweden route, classified by Lloyd’s Register under the Finnish flag. It has a power plant of 30,400 kW and travels at a speed of 22 knots.

STX Finland and STX Europe
STX Finland, part of the STX Europe Group, operates three shipyards in Finland and is involved in designing and building various types of vessels. STX Europe employs approximately 14,000 people, while its parent company, STX, employs around 58,000 globally, focusing on shipping, shipbuilding, and energy sectors.

Contact Information
STX Finland Turku Shipyard can be contacted at P.O Box 666, FI-20101 Turku, Finland, with further details available on their website.