Golden Star Ferries

Golden Star Ferries currently operates a fleet of three ships, one of which is a high-speed craft.[1]

Ship	Flag	Built	Entered service	Gross tonnage	Length	Width	Passengers	Vehicles	Knots	Notes	Photos
Superferry		1995	2016	4.258 GT	121 m	20 m	1.760	300	23	ex Kogane Maru
Superexpress		1998	2019	5.903 GT	91 m	26 m	900	220	42	ex Golden Express, HSC Express, Catalonia, Portsmouth Express	Superexpress in 2021.
Andros Queen		1998	2023	7.005 GT	134 m	21 m	1.400	390	22	ex Silver Queen	Andros Queen as Silver Queen.

Superferry II at Heraklion in 2018.

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  Super Runner at Naxos.
  Superferry II (2011–2021)
• Super Runner (2017–2021)
• Superspeed (2018–2021)
• Supercat (2018-2021)

The legend og rafina or known to the public as Superferry II was one of the most important Greek ferries that currently sailed in route of Rafina-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos. The superferry II was created for Regie Moor Maritiem Transport (R.M.T.) and sailed for many different companies until STRINTZIS LINES bought it in order to renew their fleet with new and efficient sihps. In 1999 the ship moves to the hands of the newly created BLUE FERRIES(or BLUE STAR FERRIES as we know it today) which was created by the STRINTZIS LINES as their subsidiary company. In March 2011 the ferry is sold to a new company called GOLDEN STAR FERRIES one of the greatest ship companies in Greece. For 10 straight years the ship sailed in the same route . Unfortunately in its 28th year of service the company decided stop using the ship and sell it to the SEAJETS company. Now the ship on its 29th year of service still remains on the port of Rafina.

• Piraeus-Cyclades- Crete :

Piraeus-Andros-Tinos-Mykonos-Paros-Ios-Santorini-Heraklion (Superferry)

• Piraeus - Cyclades - Rafina:

Piraeus-Paros-Naxos-Mykonos-Tinos-Andros-Rafina (Superexpress)

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