Spirit Of Tasmania Ferry Ordered for Bass Strait Service
Tasmanian Government Orders New Ferry From Rauma Marine Constructions
New Spirit of Tasmania to Enter Service in 2024
The Tasmanian Government has placed an order with Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC) in Finland, for a new Spirit of Tasmania ferry to service the Bass Strait.
The new ferry will replace the existing Spirit of Tasmania I and II vessels, which have been in service since 1998.
The new vessel will be larger and more modern than the existing ferries, and will feature a range of new facilities and amenities for passengers.
The new Spirit of Tasmania is expected to enter service in 2024.
Key Features of the New Spirit of Tasmania
- Capacity for 1,500 passengers and 600 cars
- Length of 212 meters
- Width of 30 meters
- Speed of 23 knots
- Range of 2,500 nautical miles
- State-of-the-art passenger facilities, including restaurants, bars, and duty-free shops
- Environmentally friendly design, including a hybrid propulsion system
Benefits of the New Spirit of Tasmania
The new Spirit of Tasmania will provide a number of benefits for passengers, including:
- Increased capacity and comfort
- Shorter travel times
- More reliable service
- Improved environmental performance
Economic Benefits of the New Spirit of Tasmania
The new Spirit of Tasmania is expected to generate a number of economic benefits for Tasmania, including:
- Increased tourism
- Job creation
- Stimulation of the Tasmanian economy
Conclusion
The new Spirit of Tasmania ferry is a major investment in the future of Tasmania. The vessel will provide a number of benefits for passengers and the Tasmanian economy, and is expected to enter service in 2024.
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