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Monday 29 March 2010Croatia launches first school ship
Croatia has launched its first school ship ‘Kraljica mora” (The Sea Queen) in Vela Luka.
The vessel was built at the Montmontaza Greben shipyard in Croatia and is the first school ship built in Croatia. This Loger-type vessel measures 35 metres by 8.7 metres and has a capacity of 28 students, four professors and seven crewmembers.
The project was initiated by Zagreb’s Brodarski Institute (Shipping Institute) and was funded by the state. The vessel’s godmother is Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor.
Read more at Baird Maritime
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