M/S Viking Cinderella

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”M/S Viking Cinderella” is a cruise ship and Ro-Pax ferry, built at Wärtsilä Marine Perno Shipyard in Turku, Finland for the “SF Line”, part of the “Viking Line” consortium. The ship was launched on 15^th of April 1989 and delivered to the owner on 7^th of November 1989 under the name “Cinderella”. Originally the ship had its home port at Mariehamn, Åland and it was serving the Helsinki–Stockholm route with an ~24-hour cruise. In1995, two years after the bankruptcy of the partner “Rederi AB Slite”, “SF Line” changed name to “Viking Line”. During the summers of 2002 and 2003, the ship was cruising the Stockholm–Tallinn and Helsinki–Riga routes. In 2003 “Cinderella” was renovated in Naantali, Finland, refreshed under the name “Viking Cinderella” and registered in Sweden with a home-port of Stockholm. At the time, the ship was declared as the most environmentally friendly vessel of its size by the Swedish maritime authorities. Since 2004, “Viking Cinderella” was serving the route Stockholm–Riga during the summer, in addition to the usual 22-hour cruise on the route Stockholm–Mariehamn. There was several rounds of renovation in the period of 2013 to 2017 in different stages. Nearly every year there was a change of the interior and accommodation facilities. In the summer of 2023 “Viking Cinderella” was assigned to the lengthy Stockholm-Mariehamn-Helsinki-Tallinn route.

Radiolocation logs of M/S Viking Cinderella