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Berlin
Berlin - Princess Mahsuri - Orange Melody - Spirit of Adventure
This page is devoted to postcards and photographs of the
Peter Deilmann
cruise ship
Berlin
.
In 1979,
Peter Deilmann
ordered his first new cruise ship, the
Berlin
. She was owned by a consortium of German investors, and
Peter Deilmann
only had a minority share. Whilst awaiting delivery, he also bought the
Regina Maris
.
Berlin
was chartered for far-eastern service as the
Princess Mahsuri
between 1982-1985.
Berlin
was lengthened by 20m in 1986. Her charter to
Peter Deilmann
was terminated in 2004, and
Berlin
was laid up. Following a short charter to a Russian operator, she was sold to
Saga Cruises
to replace
Saga Pearl
. It was thought that she would be named
Saga Opal
, but she entered service as
Spirit of Adventure
, for separate Saga brand Spirit of Adventure Cruises. Unlike the other Saga ships, she does not have a 50 year minimum age limit. She will be joined in 2009 by the
Quest for Adventure
, previously the
Astoria
of
Transocean Tours
.
Ships on this Page:-
Berlin
(Peter Deilmann: 1980-2004)
Princess Mahsuri
(Blue Funnel Cruises (charter): 1982-1985)
Orange Melody
(Metropolis Tur (charter): 2005)
Spirit of Adventure
(Spirit of Adventure Cruises: 2006- )
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Berlin
(Peter Deilmann: 1980-2004)
In 1979, Deilmann ordered his first new cruise ship, the
Berlin
. She was owned by a consortium of German investors, and Deilmann only had a minority share. Whilst awaiting delivery, he also bought the
Regina Maris
.
Berlin
was chartered for far-eastern service as the
Princess Mahsuri
between 1982-1985.
Berlin
was lengthened by 20m in 1986. Her charter to Deilmann was terminated in 2004, and
Berlin
was laid up. Following a short charter to a Russian operator as
Orange Melody
, she was sold to
Saga Cruises
to replace
Saga Pearl
. It was thought that she would be named
Saga Opal
, but she entered seavice as
Spirit of Adventure
.
Official Deilmann card of
Berlin
before lengthening
Official Deilmann card of
Berlin
before lengthening
Official Deilmann card of
Berlin
after lengthening by 20m in 1986
Official Deilmann card of
Berlin
after lengthening by 20m in 1986
Berlin
was used in for a German TV series called Das Traumschiff (a German version of the Love Boat?).
Postcard of
Berlin
at Sognefjord, Norway
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Photograph of
Berlin
in the North Sea Canal.
Photo: © Wil Moojen, 7th May 1995.
Princess Mahsuri
(Blue Funnel Cruises (charter): 1982-1985)
Princess Mahsuri
at Hobart
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Princess Mahsuri
at Hobart
Photo: © Richard Francis -
wildeel.com/photoships.html
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Orange Melody
(Metropolis Tur (charter): 2005)
Orange Melody
at Dubrovnik
Photos: © Ivo Batricevic
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Orange Melody
at Dubrovnik in 2005
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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Spirit of Adventure
(Spirit of Adventure Cruises: 2005- )
Spirit of Adventure
was originally the
Berlin
of
Peter Deilmann
. In 1979, Peter Deilmann ordered his first new cruise ship, the
Berlin
. She was owned by a consortium of German investors, and Deilmann only had a minority share. Whilst awaiting delivery, he also bought the
Regina Maris
.
Berlin
was chartered for far-eastern service as the
Princess Mahsuri
between 1982-1985.
Berlin
was lengthened by 20m in 1986. Her charter to Deilmann was terminated in 2004, and
Berlin
was laid up. Following a short charter to a Russian operator as
Orange Melody
, she was sold to Saga Cruises to replace
Saga Pearl
. It was thought that she would be named
Saga Opal
, but she entered service as
Spirit of Adventure
(unlike the other Saga ships, she does not have a 50 year minimum age limit).
Official postcard of
Spirit of Adventure
.
Scan: Ivo Batricevic
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Spirit of Adventure
at Dubrovnik
Photo: © Ivo Batricevic
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Spirit of Adventure
at Dubrovnik
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic - 2006
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Spirit of Adventure
passing under the Tancarville Bridge (River Seine) near le Havre, 10th July 2007
Photo: ©
jolifotodebato@club-internet.fr
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Spirit of Adventure
passing under the Tancarville Bridge near le Havre, 10th July 2007
Photo: ©
jolifotodebato@club-internet.fr
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Spirit of Adventure
passing under the Tancarville Bridge near le Havre, 10th July 2007
Photo: ©
jolifotodebato@club-internet.fr
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Spirit of Adventure
leaving Harwich
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 18th July 2007
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Spirit of Adventure
leaving Harwich
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 18th July 2007
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Spirit of Adventure
leaving Harwich
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 18th July 2007
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