What In GODDESS' Name Will Become of the former RYNDAM?
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a familiar ship beckoned from across the slip as we sailed into crete last week
with her veranda doors open their curtains billowing in the wind and her hull faded and streaked in rust she has seen better days
were it not for covet 19 she would be sailing today
hopefully there is still more life ahead for this fading goddess
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While on his first post-Covid cruise aboard @AtlasOceanVoyages MV WORLD NAVIGATOR, Peter Knego encountered the forlorn looking former MV RYNDAM, later PACIFIC ARIA, in the port of Heraklion, Crete. Now called AEGEAN GODDESS and owned by ferry operator SeaJets, it remains to be seen if she will return to cruise service or quietly sail off to the scrap yard. #HollandAmericaLine #MVRyndam #MVAegeanGoddess #MVPacificAria #CruiseandMaritimeVoyages #Covidship #AbandonedShip #ForlornShip #SeaJets UPDATE: Today, February 23, 2023, it was announced by Celestyal Cruises that the former RYNDAM will join their fleet next year as the CELESTYAL JOURNEY.