Product Description
Full color four -fold car ferry schedule brochure for Yugoslavian Jadrolinija line car ferry service from Yugoslavia (including Rijeka, Dubrovnik, Igoumenitsa) to Adriatic coast ports, Greece and Italy.
The Brochure has ferry sailing schedules and itineraries for the different routes, passenger fares and car rates, general information, a photo of the ferry Slavija on the front cover, a photo of the ferry Liburnija at sea, and a few photos of the ferry's interior (stateroom , chefs preparing food, car deck) and exterior (pool, outside deck) .
The M/T Liburnija was built for Jadrolinija in 1965 and had a capacity of 671 passengers and 93 vehicles. It sailed with Jadrolinija until 2015.
The M/T Slavija was built in 1963 and sailed with DFDS as the Skipper Clement for 12 years before it was acquired by Jadrolinija in 1976 and renamed Slavija. It sailed with Jadrolinija until 1998 when it was sold. It could carry 1000 passengers and 100 cars.
The brochure is in excellent condition (see photos).
Product Description
Full color four -fold car ferry schedule brochure for Yugoslavian Jadrolinija line car ferry service from Yugoslavia (including Rijeka, Dubrovnik, Igoumenitsa) to Adriatic coast ports, Greece and Italy.
The Brochure has ferry sailing schedules and itineraries for the different routes, passenger fares and car rates, general information, a photo of the ferry Slavija on the front cover, a photo of the ferry Liburnija at sea, and a few photos of the ferry's interior (stateroom , chefs preparing food, car deck) and exterior (pool, outside deck) .
The M/T Liburnija was built for Jadrolinija in 1965 and had a capacity of 671 passengers and 93 vehicles. It sailed with Jadrolinija until 2015.
The M/T Slavija was built in 1963 and sailed with DFDS as the Skipper Clement for 12 years before it was acquired by Jadrolinija in 1976 and renamed Slavija. It sailed with Jadrolinija until 1998 when it was sold. It could carry 1000 passengers and 100 cars.
The brochure is in excellent condition (see photos).
