Stena Line's ship history

Stena Line's ship history

This page shows a complete fleet history of the Swedish ferry company Stena Line.

Chronological (complete)

Only Stena Line's passenger, car-passenger, multi-purpose and Ropax ships are added, so not Stena Line's ships that carried only freight. The list is further complete.

1960-1969

* M/S "Østersøen" (1962-1963, Chartered). Left in 1963
* M/S "Isefjord" (1963-1965). Now "Agostino Lauro" with Medmar.
* M/S "Gorch Fock" (1963-1964, Chartered). Left in 1964.
* S/S "Skagen 1" (1963-1965). Sold, later scrapped.
* M/S "Seute Deern" (1963, Chartered). Left in 1963.
* M/S "Helgoland" (1963-1965, Chartered). Later "Stena Finlandica".
* M/S "Hein Godenwind" (1964, Chartered). Left in 1964.
* S/S "Skagen 2" (1964-1968). Scrapped in 1968.
* M/S "Poseidon" (1964-1972). Left in 1972, charter to Brittany Ferries.
* M/S "Afrodite" (1964-1971). Left in 1971.
* M/S "Wappen" (1964-1965). Sold in 1965.
* M/S "Seebad Warnemünde" (1964-1966, Chartered). Left in 1966.
* M/S "Stena Danica" (1965-1969). Sold in 1969.
* M/S "Stena Nordica" (1965-1973). Sold in 1973.
* M/S "Prinsessan Christina" (1966, Chartered). Left in 1966.
* M/S "Stena Baltica" (1966-1970). Sold in 1970.
* M/S "Stena Germanica" (1967-1979). Sold in 1979.
* M/S "Stena Britannica I" (1967-1968). Sold in 1968.
* M/S "Stena Danica" (1969-1974). Sold in 1974.

1970-1979

* MS "Viking II" (1971, Chartered). Left in 1971.
* MS "Stena Finlandica" (1972-1975). Ex-"Helgoland".
* MS "Stena Olympica" (1972-1982). Sold in 1982 to Prince of Fundy Cruises.
* MS "Stena Atlantica" (1972-1973). Sold in 1973.
* MS "Stena Jutlandica" (1973-1982). Chartered to Marine Atlantic in 1982.
* MS "Skagen" (1973, Chartered). Left in 1973.
* (1973-1978). Sold to Irish Continental Line, then chartered in.
* MS "Stena Nordica" (1974). Did not serve under this name, renamed "Stena Danica".
* MS "Stena Danica" (1974-1981). Same vessel as above, reverted to "Stena Nordica".
* MS "Stena Normandica" (1974-1985). Sold in 1985 to Sealink British Ferries.
* MS "Stena Nautica" (1974). Did not serve under this name, chartered to Marine Atlantic.
* MS "Marine Nautica" (1974-1981). Same vessel as above, on charter to Marine Atlantic.
* MS "Stena Atlantica" (1975). Did not serve under this name, chartered to Marine Atlantic.
* MS "Marine Atlantica" (1975-1979, Chartered out). Same vessel as above, on charter.
* MS "Stena Nordica" (1975-1978, 1979-1980, 1980-1981). Chartered to Soutos-Hellas Ferries on more than one occasion.
* MS "Baltic Star" (1975-1977). Ex-"Helgoland".
* MS "Drottningen" (1976, Chartered). Left in 1976.
* MS "Viking I" (1976, Chartered). Left in 1976.
* MS "Stena Oceanica" (1978-1979). Renamed "Stena Saga (I) " in 1979.
* MS "Stena Baltica I" (1978-1982). Sold in 1982.
* (1978, Chartered). Ex-"Stena Scandinavica".
* MS "Hellas "(1978-1979, 1980, Chartered out). Ex-"Stena Nordica".
* MS "Scandinavica" (1978-1981, Chartered). Left in 1981.
* MS "Dana Sirena" (1978, Chartered). Left in 1978.
* MS "Stena Saga" (1979-1988). Ex-"Stena Oceanica".

1980-1989

* M/S "Kronprinsessan Victoria" (1981-1988). Renamed "Stena Saga (II)" in 1988.
* M/S "Prinsessan Birgitta" (1981-1982). Renamed "Stena Scandinavica" in 1982.
* M/S "Prinsessan Desirée" (1981-1983). Sold in 1983.
* M/S "Stena Nordica" (1981-1986). Ex-"Stena Danica".
* M/S "Stena Nautica" (1981-1983). Ex-"Stena Nordica".
* M/S "Prinsessan Birgitta" (1982-1983). Chartered to Sealink UK in 1983. Would return in 1996.
* M/S "Europafärjan III" (1982-1983). Sold in 1983.
* M/S "Prinsessan Christina" (1982-1983). Renamed "Stena Nordica", later "Stena Prince".
* M/S "Stena Scandinavica" (1982-1987, Chartered out). Ex-"Prinsessan Birgitta".
* M/S "Jutlandica" (1982-1983). Ex-"Stena Jutlandica" prior to sale.
* M/S "Stena Danica II" (1983-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Stena Jutlandica" (1983-1996). Renamed "Stena Empereur" in 1996.
* M/S "Stena Baltica" (1983). Did not serve, laid up.
* M/S "Stena Nordica" (1983-1985). Ex-"Prinsessan Christina".
* M/S "Europafärjan" (1983-1985). Ex-"Prinsessan Desirée".
* M/S "St Nicholas" (1983). Ex-"Prinsessan Birgitta" prior to long-term charter.
* M/S "Stena Baltica" (1984). ???
* M/S "Island Fiesta" (1984). Ex-"Stena Baltica".
* M/S "Scandinavian Star" (1984-1989). Ex-"Island Fiesta". Sold in 1989.
* M/S "Stena Nautica" (1984-1987). Ex-"Stena Nordica". Chartered to SNCF in 1987.
* M/S "Europafärjan I" (1985-1987). Ex-"Prinsessan Desirée".
* M/S "Europafärjan II" (1985-1987). Ex-"Prinsessan Christina".
* M/S "Saint Patrick II" (1985-1986). Left in 1986.
* M/S "Lion Queen" (1985-1990, 1994-1997). Ex-"Stena Saga (I)".
* M/S "Stena Nordica" (1986-1988). Sold in 1988 to Jadrolinja.
* M/S "Stena Germanica" (1987-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Lion Prince" (1987-1997). Later "Stena Prince".
* M/S "Lion Princess" (1987-1994). Ex-"Prinsessan Desirée".
* M/S "Scandinavica" (1987-1989). On charter to Sealink British Ferries.
* M/S "Stena Scandinavica" (1988-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Scandinavian Saga" (1988-1991). Sold in 1991.
* M/S "Silvia Regina" (1988-1991, Chartered out). Later "Stena Britannica", now "Stena Saga".
* M/S "Stena Saga" (1988-1994). Ex-"Kronprinsessan Victoria".
* M/S "Stena Baltica" (1988). Renamed "Nieborow" in 1988.
* M/S "Nieborow" (1988-1989, Chartered). Left in 1989.
* S/S "Princess Marguerite" (1988-1991). Left in 1991.
* M/S "Vancouver Island Princess" (1988-1993). Left in 1993.
* M/S "Turella" (1988, Chartered). Later "Stena Nordica".
* M/S "Koningin Beatrix" (1989-2002). Later "Stena Baltica".
* M/S "Tarek L" (1989). Ex-"Prinsessan Birgitta".
* M/S "Stena Nordica" (1989-1996). Ex-"Turella".

1990-1999

* M/S "Empress" (1990). Sold in 1990.
* T/S "Stefan" (1990-1991). Sold in 1991.
* M/S "Darnia" (1990). Sold in 1991
* M/S "Cambridge Ferry" (1990-1992). Sold in 1992, laid up. Scrapped in 2003.
* M/S "Earl William" (1990-1991, Chartered). Left in 1991.
* M/S "Stena Antrim" (1990-1998). Sold in 1998 to Limadet Ferry.
* M/S "Stena Caledonia" (1990-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Stena Cambria" (1990-1999). Sold in 1999 to UMAFISA (now Balearia).
* M/S "Stena Fantasia" (1990-1998). Renamed "P&OSL Canterbury".
* M/S "Stena Felicity" (1990-1997, Chartered). Left in 1997.
* M/S "Stena Galloway" (1990-2002). Sold in 2002 to IMTC.
* M/S "Stena Hengist" (1990-1992). Sold in 1992 to GA Ferries.
* M/S "Stena Hibernia" (1990-1997). Sold in 1997 to Agapitos Express Ferries.
* M/S "Stena Horsa" (1990-1992). Sold in 1992 to Agoudimos Lines.
* M/S "Stena Normandy" (1990-1996, Chartered). Left in 1996.
* M/S "Crown Princess Victoria" (1990). Ex-"Patricia".
* M/S "Crown Princess" (1990). Same vessel.
* M/S "Pacific Star" (1990-1993). Same vessel.
* M/S "Stena Challenger" (1991-2001). Sold in 2001 to Marine Atlantic.
* M/S "Pride of San Diego" (1991-1992). Ex-"Castalia".
* M/S "Stena Invicta" (1991-2000). Chartered to Color Line in 2000.
* M/S "Stena Nautica" (1991-1992, 1996-). Chartered to B+I Line in 1992, returned to lay up.
* M/S "Stena Britannica" (1991-1994). Renamed "Stena Saga" in 1994.
* M/S "Stena Traveller" (1992, 1995-1997, 2002-2004). Sold in 2004 to LISCO Baltic Service (now DFDS Lisco).
* M/S "Isle Of Innisfree" (1992-1995). Ex-"Stena Nautica".
* M/S "Stena Londoner" (1992-1996, Chartered). Ex-"Versailles".
* M/S "Tropic Star II" (1992-1994). Ex-"Pride of San Diego".
* M/S "Auersberg" (1992, Chartered). Left in 1992.
* M/S "Stena Parisien" (1992-1997, Chartered). Returned to SeaFrance in 1997. Still serves today as "SeaFrance Manet".
* M/S "TT-Traveller" (1992-1995, 1997-2002, Chartered out). Ex-"Stena Traveller".
* M/S "Sun Fiesta" (1993-1994). Ex-"Patricia".
* HSC "Stena Sea Lynx" (1993-1996, Chartered). Stayed on.
* HSC "Stena Sea Lynx II" (1994-1996, Chartered). Stayed on.
* MS "Stena Saga" (1994-). Ex-"Stena Britannica".
* M/S "Stena Arcadia" (1994-1997). Ex-"Castalia".
* M/S "Stena Europe" (1994-1997, 1998-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Norröna" (1994, 1995, Chartered). Left in 1995.
* M/S "Lion King" (1995-1996). Ex-"Stena Nautica".
* M/S "Marine Evangeline" (1995-1996, Chartered). Ex-"Duke of Yorkshire".
* HSS "Stena Explorer" (1996-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Stena Adventure" (1996-1997). Ex-"Stena Hibernia".
* M/S "Stena Jutlandica III" (1996). Still serves today.
* HSC "Stena Lynx" (1996-1998, Chartered). Left in 1998.
* HSC "Stena Lynx II" (1996-1998, Chartered). Left in 1998.
* HSC "Stena Lynx III" (1996- Chartered first years). Renamed "P&OSL Elite" in 1998.
* HSC "Condor 10" (1996, Chartered). Left in 1996.
* M/S "Stena Empereur" (1996-1999). Renamed "P&OSL Provence" in 1999.
* M/S "Stena Jutlandica" (1996-). Same vessel as "Jutlandica III".
* M/S "Lion King" (1996-1997). Ex-"Stena Nordica".
* HSC "Stena Pegasus" (1996, Chartered). Left in 1996, only to lay up.
* HSS "Stena Voyager" (1996-). Still serves today.
* HSS "Stena Carisma" (1997-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Stena Prince" (1997-1999). Ex-"Lion Prince".
* M/S "Lion Europe" (1997-1998). Ex-"Stena Europe".
* HSS "Stena Discovery" (1997-2007). Laid up.
* M/S "Stena Royal" (1998-1999). Renamed "P&OSL Aquitaine" in 1999.
* M/S "Greifswald" (1998-1999, Chartered). Left in 1999.
* M/S "Aurora af Helsingborg" (1999-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Götaland" (1999-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Skåne" (1999-). Still serves today.
* M/S "P&OSL Aquitaine" (1999-2002, Chartered out). Later "PO Aquitaine".
* M/S "Trelleborg" (1999-). Still serves today.

2000-2009

* M/S "Color Viking" (2000-2001, Chartered out). Sold to Color Line in 2001.
* M/S "Stena Britannica" (2000-2003). Sold to Finnlines in 2003.
* M/S "Svealand" (2001-2003, Chartered). Left in 2003.
* M/S "Stena Hollandica" (2001-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Stena Forwarder" (2001-2003, Chartered). Left in 2003.
* M/S "Stena Baltica" (2002-). Still serves today.
* M/S "PO Aquitaine" (2002-2003, Chartered out). Renamed "Pride of Aquitaine" on 2003.
* M/S "Stena Britannica" (2003-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Stena Adventurer" (2003-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Pride of Aquitaine" (2003-2005, Chartered out). Laid up in 2005 now M/S "Norman Spirit"
* M/S "Ask" (2003-2005, Chartered). Left in 2005.
* M/S "Bore-Mari" (2004, Chartered). Left in 2004.
* HSC "Elite" (2004). Laid up.
* M/S "Stena Nordica" (2004-). Ex-"European Ambassador".
* M/S "Stena Challenger" (2005, Chartered). Ex-"Pride of Cherbourg (III)".
* M/S "Norman Spirit" (2005, Chartered out). Sold to LD Lines in 2005.
* M/S "Stena Trader" (2006-). Still serves today.
* M/S "Finnarrow" (2007-2010, Chartered). On charter.
* M/S "Stena Traveller" (2007-). Still serves today.

2010-2019

* M/S "Stena Newbuilding I" (Shall be delivered in 2010 and is yet to be given a proper name)
* M/S "Stena Newbuilding II" (Shall be delivered in 2010 and is yet to be given a proper name)

Alphabetical (incomplete)

*"Stena Adventurer" (built 1977) - Now "Masarrah" with Namma Lines.
*"Stena Antrim" (built 1981) - Now "Ibn Batouta" with Limadet Ferry.
*"Stena Atlantica" (built 1966) - Scrapped in 2003 after burnout.
*"Stena Britannica" (built 1967) - Scrapped in 2001.
*"Stena Britannica" (built 1978) - Now "Finnforest" with Finnlines.
*"Stena Britannica" (built 1981) - Currently operates as "Stena Saga".
*"Stena Britannica" (built 2000) - Now "Finnfellow" with Finnlines.
*"Stena Cambria" (built 1980) - Now "Isla de Botafoc" with Balearia.
*"Stena Carrier" (built 1978) - Now "Global Carrier" with P&O Ferries.
*"Stena Challenger" (I) (built 1991) - Now "Leif Ericsson" with Marine Atlantic.
*"Stena Danica" (II) (built 1969) - Sold to BC Ferries in 1974 and renamed "Queen of the North". Ran aground and sank in 2006.
*"Stena Danica" (III) (built 1974) - Scrapped in 2005.
*"Stena Discovery" (built 1997) - withdrawn 8th January 2007. Laid up at Belfast, awaiting sale.
*"Stena Fantasia" (built 1980) - Now "Wawel" with Polferries.
*"Stena Felicity" (built 1980) - Now "Scandinavia" with Polferries.
*"Stena Galloway" (built 1980) - Now "Le Rif" with IMTC.
*"Stena Grecia" (built 1978) - Now "Atlantic Freighter" with Marine Atlantic.
*"Stena Invicta" (built 1985) - Now MS "Color Viking" with Color Line.
*"Stena Jutlandica" (built 1973) - Now "EuroFerrys Atlantica" with EuroFerrys.
*"Stena Jutlandica" (built 1983) - Now "Pride of Telemark" with Kystlink.
*"Stena Sea Lynx" (built 1993) - Now "Ocean Flower" with Dae-A-Gosok.
*"Stena Lynx II" (built 1994) - Now "Jaume I" with Balearia.
*"Stena Nordic" (built 1969) - Now "Palau" with Dimaiolines.
*"Stena Nordica" (built 1973) - Now "Marko Polo" with Jadrolinja.
*"Stena Nordica" (built 1974) - Scrapped in 2005.
*"Stena Nordica" (built 1975) - Now "Al Mansour" with COMANAV.
*"Stena Nordica" (built 1979) - Now M/S Fantaasia" with Kystlink.
*"Stena Normandica" (built 1974) - Now "Moby Vincent" with Moby Lines.
*"Stena Normandy" (built 1982) - Now "Normandy" with Irish Ferries.
*"Stena Olympica" (built 1972) - Now "Scotia Prince" with COMANAV.
*"Stena Parisien" (built 1984) - Now "SeaFrance Manet" with SeaFrance.
*"Stena Pegasus" (built 1996) - Now "Speedrunner 2" with Aegean Speed Lines.
*"Stena Saga" (built 1981) - Currently operates as "Stena Europe".
*"Stena Scandinavica" (built 1973) - Currently laid up (operated for Hellenic Mediterranean Lines).
*"Stena Scandinavica" (built 1974) - Now "Cesme" with Marmara Lines.
*"Stena Searider" (built 1969) - Laid up.
*"Stena Searider" (built 1973) - Currently operates as "Stena Scanrail".
*"Stena Shipper" (built 1978) - Now "Kilmore", laid up.
*"Stena Traveller" (built 1992) - Now "Lisco Patria" with DFDS Lisco.
*"Thomas Wehr" (built 1977) - Now "Anglian Way" with Ferryways.
*"Viking Victory" (built 1964) - Now "Media V" with Ionian Sky Ferry.

References

* [http://www.faktaomfartyg.se/stena_line.htm Fakta Om Fartyg.se]


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