MF Dubrovnik

MF Dubrovnik is a ferry sailing on international and coastal routes, operated by Croatian company Jadrolinija. Currently maintaining routes between Croatia and Italy. Dubrovnik was built in 1979 in Ireland for B&I Line under the name Connacht In 1988, it was bought by the French company S.A. de economie Mixte d'equipment Navale, and changes its name to Duschesse Anne. Jadrolinija took it over in 1996, when it was named Dubrovnik, after the city of Dubrovnik. Capacity of ferry is 1,300 people and 300 vehicles, with 148 cabins with a total of 457 beds and 384 airline seats. A restaurant with 135 seats, self-service restaurant with 224 seats, a patisserie, a bar-cafe (224 seats), coffee bar, chapel and corner for children.[1]

MF Dubrovnik in Split, Croatia, on Jan 3, 2012, before departing to Ancona, Italy
History
Croatia
Name	Connacht (1979-1988) Duchesse Anne (1988-1996) Dubrovnik (1996 onwards)
Owner	Jadrolinija (1996 onwards)
Port of registry	Rijeka  Croatia
Route	Split–Ancona
Builder	Verolme Cork Dockyards  Ireland
Launched	20 June 1978
In service	1979
Identification	IMO number: 7615048
Status	In service
General characteristics
Length	122.36 m (401 ft 5 in)
Beam	18.82 m (61 ft 9 in)
Draught	4.83 m (15 ft 10 in)
Speed	20 knots
Capacity	1,300 passengers 300 cars