MS European Voyager (1974)

History
European Voyager in Corsica Ferries livery
Name:	European Voyager (2011-present) Corscia Serena Seconda (1999-2011) Corsica Serena II (1983-1999) Europafarjan III (1974-1983)
Owner:	Almada Shipping Ltd (2011-present) Medinvest SpA (1999-2011) Tourship SA (1983-1999) Varberg - Grenå Linjen Ab Stena Line (1982-1983) Lion Ferry (1974-1982)
Operator:	European Ferries (2011-present) Corsica Ferries (1983-2011) Lion Ferry (1974-1983)
Port of registry:	Limassol, Cyprus (2014-present) Panama City, Panama (2009-2014)
Route:	Brindisi, Italy-Vlore, Albania
Builder:	HDW Nobiskrug GmbH, Germany
Yard number:	683
Laid down:	24 October 1973
Launched:	25 May 1974
Completed:	6 September 1974
In service:	8 September 1974
Identification:	Call sign: 5BWZ3 IMO number: 7350090 MMSI number: 210832000
Status:	In service
General characteristics
Tonnage:	4,774 GT
Installed power:	MAK 9M453AK Diesel
Capacity:	1200 passengers, 404 Cars (120 lorries or 700 cars)

MS European Voyager is a Ro-Ro Passenger Ferry owned by Almada Shipping Ltd and operated by European Ferries between Brindisi and Vlore on a 6 sailing daily route, the ship was previously owned and operated by Corsica Ferries and before 1983, was operated by Lion Ferry and Stena Line for a short time after Lion Ferry was rebranded as Stena.

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