Amadea (ship, 1991)

**Amadea**
	The Amadea in Split
Ship data
flag	Bahamas
other ship names	Asuka
Ship type	Cruise ship
Callsign	C6VE9
home port	Nassau
Owner	Amadea Shipping Ltd.
Shipping company	BSM Cruise Services
Shipyard	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries , Nagasaki , Japan
Build number	2050
Keel laying	April 16, 1990
Launch	April 6, 1991
Commissioning	December 24, 1991
Ship dimensions and crew
length	192.82 m ( Lüa )
width	24.70 m
Draft	Max. 6.62 m
measurement	29,008 GT / 10,275
crew	250
Machine system
machine	diesel-mechanical ; 2 × diesel engines ( MAN -Mitsubishi 7L58 / 64)
Machine ; performance	17,314 kW (23,540 hp)
Top ; speed	21.0 kn (39 km / h)
propeller	2 × controllable pitch propellers
Transport capacities
Load capacity	3938 dw
Permitted number of passengers	604
Pax cabins	317
Others
Classifications	Lloyd's Register of Shipping
Registration ; numbers	IMO no. 8913162

The Amadea is a cruise ship that was built as the Asuka for NYK Cruises in Japan in 1991 and now sails for Phoenix Reisen . It is 192 m long, 24.7 m wide and measured at 29,008 GT . The draft is 7.5 m. The ship is equipped with 604 beds in 317 cabins, 122 of which have a balcony. The crew consists of approx. 300 people.

history

After the ship had sailed for NYK Cruises from 1991 to 2006, Phoenix Reisen from Bonn took over the ship in 2006 and renamed it Amadea . On March 12, 2006 his first trip for Phoenix Reisen began from Yokohama .

Amadea has been the location of the ZDF series Das Traumschiff since 2015 .

technology

The two variable-pitch propellers are driven via reduction gears by two seven-cylinder Mitsubishi diesel engines 7L 58/64 with a total output of 17,314 kW. The ship is equipped with stabilizers and has a 1,300 kW bow thruster . Three diesel generators with 2,125 kW each and two shaft generators with 2,125 kW each are available for the power supply.