M/F Moby Drea
| Route | Genoa - Olbia |
| IMO | 7361312 |
| Building year | 1975 / 1988 |
| Building yard | Flenderwerke, Lübeck, Germany (#607) |
| Owner | Moby S.p.A.. |
| Operator | Moby Lines |
| Length | 182,35 m / 184,55 m |
| Breadth | 23,62 m / 26,88 m |
| Draft | 6,3 m |
| GT | 21.545 / 22.528 |
| Machinery | 4 * Pielstick 12PC3V |
| Speed | 26 kn. |
| Number of passengers | 1.704 |
| Number of beds | 1.519 |
| Number of cars | 379 |
| Lanemetres | 910 |
| Port of registry | Napoli |
| Flag | Italy |
| Former names | Prince of Scandinavia (1996-2003) - DFDS Seaways Prince of Scandinavia (Le Prince) (1996) - CoTuNav (Tunisia ferries) Prince of Scandinavia (1991-1996) - DFDS Seaways Tor Britannia (1982-1991) - DFDS Seaways Scandinavian Star (1981-1982) - DFDS Seaways Tor Britannia (1975-1981) - Tor Line |
| Former owners | DFDS A/S (1981-2003)
Tor Line (1975-1981) |
| Sister ships | Moby Otta, |
| Notes | - |
- M/F Tor Britannia
Photo: Postcard from The ferry site's collection
- M/F Tor Britannia
Photo: DFDS (Jörg Luke Sølyst's collection)
- M/F Prince of Scandinavia
Photo: DFDS (Jörg Luke Sølyst's collection)
- M/F Prince of Scandinavia
Photo: Holger Karstens collection
- M/F Prince of Scandinavia
Photo: Michael Koefoed-Hansen (København 7/2-2000)
- M/F Prince of Scandinavia
Photo: Michael Koefoed-Hansen (København 7/2-2000)
- M/F Prince of Scandinavia
Photo: Jörg Luke Sølyst
- M/F Prince of Scandinavia (Last arrival to IJmuiden)
Photo: Cor Westland (IJmuiden November 2003)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Fabrizio Costa (Livorno 27/8-2004)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Giancarlo d'angelo (24/6-2006)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Marco Barsotti (Livorno 7/7-2006)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Jan Cornelissen (Genoa 2/6-2007)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Jan Cornelissen (Genoa 2/6-2007)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Jan Cornelissen (Porto Torres 3/6-2007)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Cees Vastenhout (Genoa 5/8-2013)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Michael Koefoed-Hansen (Genoa 24/9-2015)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Michael Koefoed-Hansen (Genoa 24/9-2015)
- M/F Moby Drea
Photo: Stig Trollebø (Olbia, 6/7-2022)