
MS Hamburg
activeBuilt 1997
GRT
15 067
Guests
420
Crew
170
Crew:Guest
1:2.5
Length
144m
Space Ratio
35.9
Current position
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History
AI-generatedOriginally built as C. Columbus for Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, the ship was renamed MS Hamburg when Plantours Kreuzfahrten acquired it. Her compact design allows her to navigate the Great Lakes in North America, where she operated seasonally, as well as the Mediterranean and other worldwide routes including partnerships with Martin Randall Travel for cultural cruises. The vessel experienced significant incidents including an oil leak and propeller damage in 2015, followed by a grounding near Scotland that prompted extensive repairs.
Vessel Timeline
5 Sept 1996
Keel Laid
MTW Schiffswerft GmbH
30 Oct 1996
Launched
MTW Schiffswerft GmbH
17 Jun 1997
MS Hamburg
Plantours Kreuzfahrten
At a Glance
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Maiden Voyage
June 29, 1997
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Built By
MTW Schiffswerft GmbH
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Build Country
Germany
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Class Society
Germanischer Lloyd
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Identity
IMO Number9138329
MMSI309908000
Call SignC6OX6
Flag State🇧🇸 Bahamas
Port of RegistryNassau
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Construction
ShipyardMTW Schiffswerft GmbH
Build Country🇩🇪 Germany
Keel LaidSeptember 5, 1996
Float OutOctober 30, 1996
DeliveredJune 17, 1997
Yard Number451
ClassificationGermanischer Lloyd
Maiden VoyageJune 29, 1997
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Dimensions
144m
Length
22m
Beam
5.6m
Draft
Gross Tonnage (GRT)15 067
Net Tonnage (NT)5092
Deadweight (DWT)1378
Length BP144.13 m
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Capacity
420
Guests
170
Crew
Guests (max)420
Space Ratio35.9
Crew:Guest Ratio1:2.5
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Propulsion
10 560kW
Power
Engine TypeWäRtsilä 6L32
Propulsion TypeDiesel-Mechanical
Reviews & Ratings
Berlitz / Insight Guides
2 Stars
1034/ 2,000 pts
Source: Berlitz Cruising & Cruise Ships
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