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MV Coral ~ Cabin Plan

Here we see the Louis Cruises MV Coral, being an attractive small cruise ship indeed!

Here on this page, I am pleased to present the detailed Deck Plan of the wonderful MS Coral a ship that has had a long and a good life! She was built as the MS Cunard Adventurer in 1972 and she was sold to NCL then to Epirotiki and then in 2004 to Louis Cruises. They have maintained her meticulously and also have given her extensive refits and partial rebuilds! She has proven to be very popular for Louis as well as for those who have chartered her!

There was no doubt that Cunard offered a fine First Class service, but it was not until the later cruise companies that she really blossomed and became a truly stylish ship one that matched the clientele she was really suited for! It is tragic that after 41 years of faithful servicer, this superb ship was sold by Louis Cruises in December 2013 to the breakers.

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Cunard Adventurer - Ambassador - INDEX

Page One: MS Cunard Ambassador

Including an Introduction of both ships!

Page Two: MS Cunard Adventurer

Including her next stage the: NCL’s MS Sunward II

Page Three: Photo Page

Exclusive images and photographs covering the Cunard Adventurer & Ambassador

Page Four: MTS Triton & MV Coral

Operated by: Epirotiki Lines & Lois Cruises

DECK PLANS

Deck Plan 1: Deck Plans

MS Cunard Adventurer & Ambassador

Deck Plan 2: Deck Plan

MTS Triton

Deck Plan 3: Deck Plan

MV Coral

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