Salamis Cruiseline

John · 08-30-2007, 07:38 PM

Salamis Glory will take you to both new and popular destinations, offering, as always, unparalleled hospitality and first class service. Prepare for new memories and experiences of relaxation… and enjoyment!

The cruise ships destinations are Egypt, Israel (The Holy Land) Lebanon, Syria or the island of Rhodes.

All public areas and cabins on board c/s Salamis Glory have been refurbished in 2006. Α children’s playground will operate on board with staff supervision, and the Live Cabaret Shows and Entertainment on board have been enriched with Greek and English singers, dancers and magic shows.

The cruise company is a Cypriot registered company.

John · 08-30-2007, 07:39 PM

All accommodation on board the Salamis Glory is of an exceptionally high standard, offering Executive and Junior suites with complimentary Mini-Bar, TV and Video, spacious and comfortable outside cabins. All accommodation is fully air-conditioned and has private facilities. Lifts and cabins with wheelchair facilities are also available on board.

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Fully air-conditioned
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Swimming pool
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Children's playground
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Duty free shop
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Lifts
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Live entertainment
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Disco
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Casino
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Bars
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Lounges
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Library
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Cabins with wheelchair facilities

John · 08-30-2007, 07:41 PM

Flag Cyprus
Rebuilt 2000
Gross Tonnage 10,392 Tons
Overall Length 495 Feet
Breadth 59 Feet
Cruising Speed 16 Knots
Passenger Capacity 600
No. of Passenger Decks 8
Total Cabins 222 (211 Outside)
Stabilizers Denny Brown
Electric Current in Cabins 220V

The deck plans are at http://www.cruisecyprus.com/images/s...decks_plan.gif

**Ally** · 08-31-2007, 08:36 AM

The Anna Nery was built in Yugoslavia in 1962 for Companhia Nacional de Navegacao Costeira Antarquia and used on the Brazilian coastal route, and also cruises. At the same time, two smaller ships were built in Spain, the Princesa Leopoldina and Princesa Isabel. In 1966 Anna Nery passed to Lloyd Brasileiro, who ran her until 1977 when she was laid up. The following year she was sold to Kavounides and renamed Danaos and then Constellation. Kavounides failed in 1987, and Constellation was repossessed by the bank. After four years laid up, she served briefly as Morning Star in the Far East, before joining Regency Cruises as Regent Spirit. Regency Cruises in turn failed in 1995, and Regent Spirit passed to Salamis Cruise Lines in 1996 as Salamis Glory, with whom she remained in service in 2005. She runs short cruises from Cyprus.

Photos from her early days to current...