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| Route | Salonica - Skiathos - Tinos - Paros - Santorini - Iraklio / Salonica - Samos - Kos - Rodos / Rodos - Karpathos - Iraklio |
| Building year | 1975 / 1980 / 1984 |
| Building yard | Schichau-Unterweser, Bremerhaven, Germany (#2256) |
| Owner | Okeanos Naftiliaki Trading |
| Operator | Agoudimos Lines |
| Length | 117,76 m / 133,46 m / 133,46 m |
| Breadth | 20,27 m |
| Draft | 5,81 m |
| GT | 3.335 / 4.236 / 11.335 |
| Machinery | 2 * Stork Werkspoor 9TM410RR |
| Speed | 18 kn. |
| Number of passengers | 132 / 326 / 1.100 |
| Number of beds | 52 |
| Number of cars | 400 |
| Lanemetres | 855 |
| Port of registry | Piraeus |
| Flag | Greece |
| Former names | Penelope A (1999-2005) - Agoudimos Lines
Rostock-Link (Kalundborg Link) (1999) - Mols-Linien
Rostock-Link (1998-1999) - Amber Lines
Rostock-Link (1997-1998) - Scandlines A/S (DK)
Rostock-Link (1996-1997) - DSB Rederi
Rostock-Link (1992-1996) - Europa Linien
Travemünde-Link (1988-1992) - GT-Link
Travemünde-Link I (1988) - GT Link
Flavia (1982-1988) - Anco Ferries
European Gateway (1975-1982) - Townsend Thoresen European Ferries
European Express (1975)
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| Former owners | R-L Shipping Ltd., Doulgas (1992-1999)
Rederi Sea Link AB (1988-1992)
Clorinda Maritime (1983-1988)
Townsend Car Ferries Ltd. (1975-1983) |
| Sister ships | Gardenia, Lina Trader, Via Mare, |
| Notes | Collide on the 19/12-1982 with ”Speedlink Vanguard” and sinks. 6 people die.
Interior - Penelope |
