The Ciudad de Salamanca was a ferry of the Spanish shipping company Trasmediterránea put into service in 1982 , for which it was in service until 2007. It then drove as Beni Sidel until it was retired in 2009 . After four years of lay, the ferry was broken up in 2013 in Aliağa, Turkey .
history
The Ciudad de Salamanca was commissioned on September 26, 1979, and on 22 October of the same year under the hull number 142 in the shipyard of de Union Naval Levante in Valencia to put Kiel . On June 17, 1981, the ship was launched . The delivery to Trasmediterránea took place on June 15, 1982, the commissioning on the route from Valencia to Palma four days later. The ferry belonged to a series of six ships put into service between 1972 and 1984.
In the following 25 years, the Ciudad de Salamanca was used on various routes, most recently from June 2006 between Alicante and Oran .
In April 2007, the ship was sold to the Morocco- based shipping company Reduan Ferry and, after a stay in the shipyard, was commissioned as Beni Sidel between Málaga and Al Hoceïma in June of the same year . In 2009 the ferry ended its active service and was from then on unused in the port of Nador . After four years it was sold for demolition in Aliağa, Turkey, where it arrived on May 14, 2013.
