GNV Phoenix joins the GNV fleet

It represents the 29th vessel in the fleet and will further strengthen the company’s route network.

GNV continues its growth trajectory with the announcement of the addition of GNV Phoenix to its fleet. The arrival of this new vessel reinforces the company’s expansion strategy, focused on the steady and progressive renewal of its assets.

GNV Phoenix

Built in 2002 and previously part of the Moby Group fleet, GNV Phoenix features technical specifications in line with the company’s operational standards: a length of 214 meters, a beam of 26 meters, and a gross tonnage of 35,736.

Designed for the combined transport of passengers and cargo, the vessel offers 319 cabins and can accommodate up to 2,700 passengers, along with 915 linear meters of cargo capacity. Onboard spaces are designed to ensure comfort and a high-quality travel experience, even on medium- and long-haul routes. Available services include restaurants and self-service areas, bars, lounges, a video game room, a dance hall, a cinema, recreational areas, and dedicated spaces for families and children, in line with GNV’s hospitality standards.

Before entering service, GNV Phoenix will undergo targeted refitting works aimed at aligning it with the company’s quality and operational standards. These upgrades will focus in particular on improving overall efficiency, optimizing passenger spaces, and updating onboard services.

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