Berlin-Oceanis Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

FTI Cruises has officially parted ways with its final cruise vessel, the 'Berlin', transferring ownership to Maltese firm Royalton Investment, which will operate it under the emerging brand Dreamliner Cruises. This strategic sale has resulted in the cancellation of all scheduled voyages for October and November 2020, leaving many passengers disappointed. Royalton Investment plans to undergo a significant transformation of the 'Berlin', repurposing it into a luxurious megayacht tailored for high-end cruising experiences.

In a significant shift within the cruise industry, FTI Cruises, based in Germany, has announced the closure of its operations, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the future of their flagship vessel, the MS Berlin. This unexpected decision affects not only the company but also the passengers and crew who rely on the cruise services. As of now, details on the future plans for the MS Berlin remain unclear. For further information, visit the full article at https://www.cruisedeck.de/fti-cruises-stellen-betrieb-ein/

On August 1, 2019, the cruise ship Berlin made an unscheduled stop at Columbus Quay in Bremerhaven, arriving a day ahead of its original itinerary with 350 eager passengers onboard. The vessel, which embarked from Ijmuiden, had to forgo its planned port call at Harlingen due to unfavorable weather conditions. To ensure passengers could still enjoy the local attractions, the terminal provided a convenient bus shuttle service into the city, allowing travelers to explore despite the change in plans.