Index of Passenger Ships by Shipping Line
Bold text is used to mark major
lines, for ease of use. Major lines were determined qualitatively, based
primarily on size of fleet (both number of ships and size of ships), history,
and area of operation.
Abercrombie & Kent (Explorer
Voyages)
Admiral Cruises: see Sundance Cruises and
Eastern Cruise Line
Adriatica di Navigazione
AIDA: see Seetours
Airtours Cruise Line
Algerie Ferries
Anaconda Maritime
Arcadi Shipping Co.
Arctic Umiaq Line
Around The World Cruises
Attica Shipping
Aura Line
Awani Cruises / Awani Modern Group,
Djakarta
Azamara Cruises
Birka Line
Black Sea
Shipping Company
Bore Lines, see also Silja
Line
BornholmsTrafikken
Bremer Transocean Tours
Canadian Pacific
Steamships
Caribic Star, see Anaconda Maritime
Carnival Corp./plc, see Carnival Cruise Lines, Costa, Cunard, Holland America, Ocean Village, P & O, Princess Cruises, Seabourn, Seetours, Swan Hellenic, Windstar Cruises
Carnival Cruise
Lines
Chandris
Commodore
Cruise Line
Compagnie de Navigation Mixte
Compagnie des Iles du
Ponant
Compagnie Française de
Navigation
Compagnie Générale
Transatlantique
Compagnie Générale
Transméditerranée
Compagnie Polynésienne de
Transport Maritime, Papéeté, Tahiti
Companhia
Nacional de Navegação Costeira [Brasil]
Compania Trasmediterranea S.A.
Consolidada de Ferry Ca.
Corsica Ferries
Crown Cruise Line
Cruise West
Cunard
Delphin Seereisen
Delrem Shipping Co. Ltd.
DFDS Seaways
Direct Holiday
Discovery World Cruises
Dominion Navigation Co. [Melbourne,
Aust.]
Eastern Cruise Line
Epirotiki
Lines
Fergun Shipping
Flagship Cruises
Fred. Olsen Lines /
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
French Line
Gold Star Cruises
Government of
Newfoundland and Labrador
Grand Seaways
Grimaldi-SIOSA
Hapag-Lloyd
Hebridean Island Cruise
Hellenic Mediterranean Lines
Holland
America
Home Lines
Hyundai Merchant Marine
Iberojet
Imperial Majesty Cruise
Line
Ionian Lines Shipping
Island Cruises
Italia Crociere
Internazionali
Ivaran Lines/Ivarans Rederi
Jadranska Linijska Plovidba
Jadrolinija Cruises, see Jadranska
Linijska Plovidba
Jakob Lines
Japanese State Railways
Juelsminde-Kalundborg
Linien
Jysk Færgefart
Kavounides Shipping Co. [Piraeus,
Greece]
Kloster Group / Kloster Rederi:
see Norwegian Caribbean Line / Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Viking Line
Kristina Cruises
Labrador Marine Inc.
Lion Ferry
Louis Cruise Line
Majestic Cruises
Majesty Cruise Line
Marina Cruises
Marine Atlantic
Matson Line
Mediterranean Lines
Mediterranean Shipping
(MSC)
Moltzau Line
National Hellenic American Line: see Home Lines
(to 1965), Chandris (from 1965)
New Frontier Cruise Line
Nordisk Færgefart
Norse Merchant Ferries
Northern Cruiser Ltd.
Norwegian American Lines (including
Norwegian American Cruises)
Norwegian Capricorn Line
Norwegian Caribbean Line /
Norwegian Cruise Line
Nouvelle Compagnie de
Paquebots
Novo Lines
Ocean Village
Oceania Cruises
P & O
Phoenix Seereisen
Port Authority of Trinidad &
Tobago
Poseidon Lines Shipping Co. Ltd.
Princess Cruises
Pullmantur
Radisson Seven Seas
Cruises
Rannikkolinjat Ltd. (Kristina Cruises)
Regent Seven Seas
Cruises
Renaissance
Cruises
Rijeka Cruises, see Jadranska
Linijska Plovidba
Royal
Caribbean
Royal Cruise
Line
Royal Olympia
Royal Olympic
Royal Viking
Line
Saga Shipping/Saga Cruises
Sandnæs Dampskibs-Aktieselskab
Scandinavian World Cruises
Seabourn
Sealink see SNCF
Seetours
Silja Line, see also
Bore Lines
Silversea Cruises
Sitmar
Smyril Line
Société National des Chemins de Fer (SNCF)
Sol Mediterranean Lines Ltd.
Sovtorflot
Spanish Cruise Line
Star Clippers
Star Cruises
Starlauro
Sun Cruises
Sundance Cruises
Swan Hellenic
Trasmediterranea
Ventouris Ferries
Viajes Iberojet (Spanish Cruise Line)
Viking Line
Voyages of Discovery
Windjammer Cruises
Windstar Cruises
World Explorer Cruises
Vessels not owned by a shipping line (e.g. research
vessels)
Line unknown
Abercrombie & Kent (Explorer
Voyages)
Explorer II (2003)
Adriatica di Navigazione
Ausonia (1957)
Agapitos Bros.
Olympia (1984)
Airtours Cruise Line
Initially operated under the name Sun Cruises. Renamed "My
Travel" in 2002-02.
Carousel Built 1971. ex. RCCL. Sister to Sundream.
Seawing Built 1971 for NCL as Southward. Entered service for Airtours
1995-03. Operated by Royal Olympic Cruises on behalf of Airtours.
Sunbird Built 1982 as RCCL Song of America, entered service May 1999 for
Airtours.
Sundream Built for RCCL 1970 as Song of Norway. Entered service for Airtours
May 1997. Sister to Carousel.
Algerie Ferries
Arielle (2002, chartered in 2003)
Anaconda Maritime
Caribic Star (2002)
Arcadi Shipping Co.
Arcadi (1971)
Arctic Umiaq Line
Saqqit Ittuk (1992)
Sarfaq Ittuk (1992)
Sarpik Ittuk (1992)
Around The World Cruises
Tropical Islander (2004)
Attica Shipping
Arcadia (1989, 1991)
Aura Line
Borea (1977, chartered in 1984)
Awani Cruises / Awani Modern Group,
Djakarta
Awani Dream (1995)
Awani Dream 2 (1996)
Azamara Cruises
Azamara Journey (2007) (ex. R Six, ex. Blue Dream)
Azamara Quest (2007) (ex. R Seven, ex. Blue Moon)
Birka Line
Birka Queen (1992)
Black Sea Shipping Company
Fedor Shalyapin (1973)
Leonid Sobinov (1973)
Bore Lines
Bore (1960)
BornholmsTrafikken
Jens Kofoed (1979) IMO7633155, contracted 1976-11 at Aalborg Værft A/S,
delivered 1979-04; GRT 12,131; 121.17m long, 24.50 m beam, 5.15m; max psgr
1500, berths 334 in 145 cabins, approx 256 cars or 26 trucks (515 lane
metres)
Povl Anker (1978) IMO7633143, contracted 1976-11 at Aalborg Værft A/S,
delivered 1978-12; GRT 12,131; 121.17m long, 24.50 m beam, 5.15m; max psgr
1500, berths 334 in 145 cabins, approx 256 cars or 26 trucks (515 lane
metres)
Bremer Transocean Tours
Gripsholm (1996) (Chartered from Cunard)
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Empress of Canada
(1961)
Carnival Cruise Lines
Founded in 1972 by Ted Arison, Carnival began operations
with a single ship. In 1989, Carnival purchased Holland America and the associated Windstar Cruises. Purchased a 50% share in Costa
Crociere in 1997, and later acquired the remaining 50%. In 1996, Carnival
acquired 50% of Seabourn Cruise Line, and aquired the
remainder with their purchase of Cunard in 1999. On
April 17, 2003, Carnival Corp. merged with P&O Princess Cruises, adding
Princess Cruises, P&O
Cruises, Ocean Village, Swan Hellenic, and Aida
(Seetours) to the family.
Mardi Gras (1972)
Chandris
Queen Frederica (1965)
Commodore Cruise Line
Founded in 1966 offering weekly Caribbean cruises out of
Miami. Acquired by Effjohn International in 1987. Merged with Bermuda Star
Line and later with Crown Cruise Lines. In late spring 1995, Commodore was
acquired by a group of Miami investors. Declared bankruptcy in December 2000,
suspended operations on Dec. 27.
Enchanted Capri
Enchanted Isle
Compagnie de Navigation Mixte
Président de Cazalet (1947)
Compagnie des Iles du
Ponant
Established 1988.
Le Levant (1998)
Le Ponant (1990)
Compagnie Française de
Navigation
Renaissance (1966)
Compagnie Générale Transatlantique
(French Line)
Méditerranée (1967)
Compagnie Générale
Transméditerranée
Sidi Bel Abbès (1948)
Compagnie Polynésienne
de Transport Maritime
Aranui (1985-09) 37 psgr
Aranui II (1989)
Aranui 3 (2002)
Companhia
Nacional de Navegação Costeira [Brasil]
Princesa Isabel (1962)
Juan March (1966)
Consolidada de Ferry Ca.
Santa Rita (1988)
Corsica Ferries
Corsica Nova (1976)
Crown Cruise Line
Started as an upscale brand by Commodore Cruise Line in
1992 with the delivery of Crown Jewel. When Commodore was not up to the task
of marketing an upscale line, they turned to Cunard. The line failed quickly,
but was revived in late 1999 with the return of Crown Dynasty. Parent company Commodore
Holdings Ltd. declared bankruptcy in Dec. 2000.
Crown Dynasty (1993, 1999)
Crown Jewel (1992)
Cruise West
Spirit of Oceanus (2000)
Cunard Line
Carinthia (1956)
Carmania (1963)
Crown Dynasty (1993)
Crown Jewel (1992 - operated by and
possibly chartered to Cunard, see Crown Cruise
Line)
Cunard Adventurer (1971)
Cunard Ambassador (1972)
Cunard Countess (1976)
Cunard Princess (1977)
Franconia (1963)
Gripsholm (1996, chartered to Bremer Transocean
Tours)
Ivernia (1955)
Sagafjord (1965, to Cunard in 1983)
Saxonia (1954)
Sylvania (1957)
Delphin Seereisen
Delphin Renaissance (2003)
Delrem Shipping Co. Ltd.
Arielle (2002)
Olympia I (2001)
Sea Harmony II (1993)
DFDS Seaways
Pearl Of Scandinavia (2001)
Scandinavia (1982)
Direct Holiday
Apollon (1995)
Discovery World Cruises
Founded in 2002 by Gerry Herrod. Purchased in late 2004 by
All Leisure Group, the parent of Voyages of Discovery. As of 2005, the
cruises are being marketed in the USA under the name Discovery World Cruises
and in the UK under the name Voyages of Discovery.
Discovery (2002)
Dominion Navigation Co. [Melbourne,
Aust.]
Marco Polo (1969)
Eastern Cruise Line
Absorbed Sundance Cruises in 1987 to form Admiral Cruises,
which was taken over by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line in 1989.
Epirotiki Lines ( - 1995)
Apollon (1995)
Homeric Renaissance (1977)
Odysseus (1988)
Triton (1991)
World Renaissance (1978)
Fergun Shipping
Girne Sultani (1988)
Flagship Cruises
Island Princess (1972, chartered to
Princess Cruises)
Island Venture (1972)
Sea Venture (1971)
Fred. Olsen Lines / Fred. Olsen Cruise
Lines
Black Watch (1996)
Braemar ()
Braemar (2001)
Gold Star Cruises
Star of Texas (1994)
Government of
Newfoundland and Labrador
Northern Ranger (1986)
Sir Robert Bond (1975)
Norman Bay - Charlottetown - Port Hope Simpson route - vessel unknown
See also: Northern Cruiser Ltd.
Grand Seaways
Renai I (2001)
Renai II (2001)
Sky (2003)
Sun (2003)
Grimaldi-SIOSA
Ausonia (1957, acquired 1983)
Hapag-Lloyd
Europa (1981)
Hebridean Island Cruise
Hebridean Spirit (2000)
Hellenic Mediterranean
Lines
Apollonia (1963)
Apollonia II (1990)
Aquarius (1972)
Arielle (2002, chartered in 2004)
Castallia (1974)
Corinthia (1987)
Cynthia I (1993)
Egnatia (1960)
Egnatia II (1998)
Egnatia III (2002)
Lydia (1985)
Media II (1992)
Neptunia (1991)
Neptunia (1995)
Poseidonia (1969)
Poseidonia (1988)
Holland America
Amsterdam (2000)
Noordam (2006)
Oosterdam (2003)
Westerdam (2004)
Zuiderdam (2002)
Home Lines
Includes subsidiaries Mediterranean Lines, National
Hellenic American Line (1954-1965).
Atlantic (1948)
Queen Frederica (1954): see Vasilessa Freideriki
(1954)
Vasilessa Freideriki (1954)
Hyundai Merchant Marine
Hyundai Kumgang (1998)
Hyundai Pungak (1999)
Imperial Majesty Cruise
Line
Regal Empress
Ionian Lines Shipping
Delos (1986)
Island Cruises
A joint venture of Royal Caribbean and First Choice
Holidays.
Island Escape (2002)
Italia Crociere
Internazionali
Ausonia (1957, acquired 1979)
Ivaran Lines/Ivarans Rederi
Americana (1988)
Jadranska Linijska Plovidba
Adriana (1987)
Jakob Lines
Borea (1977)
Japanese State Railways
Ishikari Maru (1977)
Sorachi Maru (1976)
Juelsminde-Kalundborg
Linien
Mille (1968)
Jysk Færgefart
Mille (1968)
Kavounides Shipping Co. [Piraeus,
Greece]
Aquamarine (1978)
Kristina Cruises
Kristina Regina (1987)
Labrador Marine Inc.
Apollo (1995)
Lion Ferry
Europafärjan II (1970)
Louis Cruise Line
Ausonia (1957, acquired 1996)
Ocean Majesty (1989, 1995)
Majesty Cruise Line
Acquired by NCL in 1997.
Crown Majesty (1997)
Marina Cruises
Adriana (1987)
Marine Atlantic
Northern Ranger (1986)
Sir Robert Bond (1975)
Matson Line
Malolo (1926)
Matsonia (1937)
Mediterranean Shipping Cruises (MSC) (ex. Starlauro Cruises,
1987-1995)
Angelina Lauro (1989)
Rhapsody (1995)
Moltzau Line
Falster (1968)
Gedser (1963)
Travemünde (1964)
New Frontier Cruise Line
Aurora I (1992)
Aurora II (1992)
Nordisk Færgefart
Gelting (1975)
Norse Merchant Ferries
<unnamed> (2005) blt by Visentini, 500 berths, GRT 26,500 to 27,000
<unnamed> (2005) blt by Visentini, 500 berths, GRT 26,500 to 27,000
Northern Cruiser Ltd.
Owned by Puddister Trading Company Ltd., St. Johns,
Newfoundland.
Northern Cruiser (1978) Built 1962 as N.A. COMEAU
Northern Princess (1984) Built 1966 as Sieur D'Amours.
Norwegian American Lines
(including Norwegian American Cruises)
Gripsholm (1996) (Chartered to Bremer
Transocean Tours)
Sagafjord (1965)
Norwegian Caribbean Line / Norwegian Cruise Line
Originally called Klosters Sunward Ferries (1966-1967),
wholly owned by Kloster Group. Acquired Royal
Viking Line in 1984 and Royal Cruise
Line in 1989. Sold to NCL Holding ASA in 1994. Founded Norwegian
Capricorn Line in 1997 in partnership with Australian cruise professionals.
Acquired Majesty Cruise Line in 1997 and Orient Lines in 1999. Came under Star Cruises ownership in 2000. The Norwegian
Capricorn Line partnership was terminated October 9, 2000.
Norwegian Dynasty (1997)
Norwegian Spirit (2005)
Norwegian Star (1997)
Sunward (1966)
Sunward (1991, 1992)
Sunward II (1977)
Westward (1991)
Nouvelle Compagnie de
Paquebots
Renaissance (1966)
Novo Lines
Sea Serenade (1992, chartered in 1998)
Ocean Village
Ocean Village (2003)
Oceania Cruises
Insignia (2003)
Regatta (2003)
P & O
Purchased Princess Cruises in 1974, and maintained it as a
separate brand. On April 17, 2003, Carnival Corp. merged with P&O
Princess Cruises.
Adonia (2003)
Arcadia (1997)
Arcadia (2005)
Spirit of London Constructed as Seaward for Norwegian Caribbean Line, but
never delivered.
Phoenix Seereisen
Albatros (1993)
Albatros (2004)
Maxim Gorkiy
Port Authority of Trinidad &
Tobago
Cruceros Island (1981), see Gelting (1975)
Gelting (1975)
Poseidon Lines Shipping Co. Ltd.
Lasithi (1990)
Sea Harmony (1992)
Sea Serenade (1992)
Princess Cruises
Purchased by P&O in 1974; maintained as a separate
brand. On April 17, 2003, Carnival Corp. merged with P&O Princess
Cruises.
Crown Princess (1990)
Dawn Princess (1988)
Fair Princess (1988)
Golden Princess (1993)
Island Princess (1972)
Pacific Princess (1975)
Pacific Princess (2002)
Regal Princess (1991)
Royal Princess (2007)
Sea Princess (1998, 2005)
Star Princess (1989)
Tahitian Princess (2002)
Pullmantur
Holiday Dream (2004)
Pacific (2002)
R Five (2000, marketed as Blue Dream)
R Six (2000, marketed as Blue Star)
Radisson Seven Seas
Cruises / Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Company renamed from Radisson Seven Seas to Regent Seven Seas
2006-03-07.
Entered bankruptcy 2001-09-26. Ships sold to Cruiseinvest
LLC, Marshall Islands.
R One (1998)
R Two (1998)
R Three (1999)
R Four (1999)
R Five (2000)
R Six (2000)
R Seven (2000)
R Eight (2001)
Regina Renaissance (1991)
Renaissance One The Mercury (Renaissance (Malaysia): 1998- ); owned by
Universal Cruises of Singapore.
Renaissance Two The Neptune (Renaissance (Malaysia): 1998- ); owned by
Universal Cruises of Singapore.
Renaissance Three Galapagos Explorer II (Canodros:1998- ) of Enchanted
Islands Corporation, Liberia, and is marketed by Galapagos, Inc.
Renaissance Four Clelia II (Troodos: 1998- ) of Hani-Ioannou, Liberia, and
is marketed by Golden Seas Cruises.
Renaissance Five (1991)
Renaissance Six (1991)
Renaissance Seven (1991, 1998)
Renaissance Eight (1992)
Royal Caribbean
Adventure of the Seas (2001)
Brilliance of the Seas (2002)
Empress of the Seas (2004)
Enchantment of the Seas
(1997)
Explorer of the Seas (2000)
Grandeur of the Seas (1996)
Jewel of the Seas (2004)
Legend of the Seas (1995)
Majesty of the Seas (1992)
Mariner of the Seas (2003)
Monarch of the Seas (1991)
Navigator of the Seas (2002)
Nordic Empress (1990)
Radiance of the Seas (2001)
Rhapsody of the Seas (1997)
Serenade of the Seas (2003)
Sovereign of the Seas (1987)
Splendour of the Seas (1996)
Viking Serenade (1990)
Vision of the Seas (1998)
Voyager of the Seas (1999)
Royal Cruise Line
Formed by a consortium including Kloster
Group (NCL). First ship entered service in 1974. Acquired by Norwegian Caribbean Line in 1989. Absorbed into Norwegian Cruise Lines 1996-01-15.
Queen Odyssey (1995)
Royal Odyssey (1991)
Star Odyssey (1994)
Royal Olympia (named Royal Olympic from 1995
to 2003)
Formed by the merger of Epirotiki Lines and Sun Line. Owned by Louis Cruises from 2000 to 2001.
Apollon (1995)
Odysseus (1988)
Olympia Countess (2002)
Olympia Explorer (2002)
Olympia Voyager (2001)
Olympic Countess (1997)
Olympic Voyager (2000)
Triton (1991)
World Renaissance (1998)
Royal Viking Line
Royal Viking Queen (1992)
Royal Viking Sea (1973)
Royal Viking Sky (1973)
Royal Viking Star (1972)
Royal Viking Sun
Saga Shipping/Saga Cruises
Saga Pearl (2003)
Saga Rose (1997)
Sandnæs Dampskibs-Aktieselskab
Sandnes (1950)
Seabourn
Seabourn Goddess I
Seabourn Goddess II
Seabourn Legend (1996)
Seabourn Pride (1988)
Seabourn Spirit (1989)
Seabourn Sun
Seetours
Seetours was known as Deutsche Seetouristik from 1996
until 1999, when P&O acquired controlling interest. Operates as AIDA
Cruises.
AIDA Cruises home page
AIDA (1996)
AIDAaura (2003)
AIDAbella (2008)
AIDAblu (2004)
AIDAcara (2001)
AIDAvita (2002)
A'Rosa Blu (2002)
Silja Line
See also Bore Lines.
Silversea Cruises
Silver Cloud (1994)
Silver Shadow (2000)
Silver Whisper (2001)
Silver Wind (1995)
Sitmar
The name of this line is short for "Societa Italiana
Transporti MARritimi".
Fairsea (1971)
Fairwind (1968)
Sitmar Fairwind (1988)
Smyril Line
Norröna (1983)
Norröna (2003)
Valencay (1965)
Villandry (1965)
Sol Christina (1985)
Leonid Sobinov (1973)
Star Clippers
Royal Clipper 5000 GRT; 439' x 54' x 18.5'; 227 psgr; reg in Luxembourg
Star Clipper 2298 GRT; 360' x 50'; 170 psgr
Star Flyer
Star Cruises
Incorporated in September 1993. Purchased Norwegian Cruise
Line in 2000.
Europa (1981, purchased in 1998 and chartered back
to Hapag-Lloyd until 1999)
Langkapuri Star Aquarius (1994)
MegaStar Aries (1994)
MegaStar Capricorn (2000)
MegaStar Sagittarius (2000)
MegaStar Taurus (1994)
Norwegian Star (1997, transferred to Star
2000-10) / Norwegian Star I (2001)
Star Pisces (1994)
SuperStar Aries (2000)
SuperStar Capricorn (1997, 2001)
SuperStar Europe (1999)
SuperStar Gemini (1994)
SuperStar Leo (1998)
SuperStar Virgo (1999)
Delos (1986)
Eptanisos (1985)
Sun Viva (1997)
Sun Viva II (1998)
Sundance Cruises
Absorbed by Eastern Cruise Line in 1987 to form Admiral
Cruises, which in turn was taken over by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line in
1989.
Stardancer (1985)
Swan Hellenic
Minerva (1996)
Minerva II (2003)
Trasmediterranea
Antonio Lazaro (1968)
Pollux (2000)
Crown (2002)
Grand Latino (2004)
Grand Voyager (2004)
Viking Line
Athena (1989)
Kalypso (1990)
Windjammer Cruises
Amazing Grace (1988)
Flying Cloud Psgr Capy: 78; Blt: 1935 in France; joined Windjammer in
1968; reconstructed; Former Names: Oisseau des Isle; Ave de Tahiti; 208' x
32'
Legacy Psgr Capy: 120; Blt: 1959 in France; acquired by Windjammer in
1989; extensively refurbished; Former Names: France II; 294' x 40' x 20'
Mandalay Psgr Capy: 72; Blt: 1923 in Copenhagen; joined the Windjammer
fleet in 1982; extensively reconstructed; Former Names: Hussar; Vema ; 236
ft. x 33 ft. x 15 ft.
Polynesia Psgr Capy: 126; Blt: 1938 in Holland; joined Windjammer in
1975; renovated with two decks of cabins added; Former Names: Argus; 248 ft.
x 36 ft. x 18 ft.
Yankee Clipper Psgr: 64; Blt: 1927 in Germany; joined Windjammer 1965;
renovated 1984 and changed from two masts to three; Formerly: Cressida;
Pioneer; 197 ft. x 30 ft. x 17 ft.
Windstar Cruises
Wind Song (1987) extensively damaged by fire Dec. 1, 2002; scuttled as an
artificial reef in the Sea of the Moon near Tahiti Jan. 23, 2003.
Wind Spirit (1988)
Wind Star (1986) blt by Ateliers et Chantiers du Havre, Le Havre,
France; 148 psgr; 74 cabins; 440' (134m) bowsprit to stern, 360' (110,) at
waterline; 14' (4.1m) draught
Wind Surf (1998) nee Club Med I (1990) Le Havre, France, 308 psgr
World Explorer Cruises
Established 1978
Vessels not owned by a shipping line
Akademik Ioffe (1989)
Akademik Sergey Vavilov
(1988)
Akademik Shuleykin (1982)
China Sea Discovery (2000)
Explorer (2004)
Polyarnyy Pioner (2001)
Apollonia II (1990) (since 1997)
Golden Trade (2004)
Lady Terry (1990)
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