Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Diagoras

On April 19, 2026, the Port Authority of Kasos received a report from the captain of the ferry 'Diagorias', indicating that the vessel had lost its starboard anchor while maneuvering for departure. Despite this setback, the ferry proceeded on its journey to Sitia, carrying 397 passengers along with 31 private cars, 14 trucks, and four motorcycles. After receiving a class maintenance certificate from its classification society, 'Diagorias' continued on its planned route, with Piraeus as its ultimate destination.

On September 2nd at midday, the crew of the ferry 'Diagoras' alerted the Chios Port Authority about a crew member who was experiencing medical distress. Prompt action was taken as the affected sailor was swiftly evacuated and transported to the General Hospital of Chios for immediate medical assistance. Meanwhile, the ferry resumed its scheduled voyage, continuing towards the destinations of Mytilini, Lemnos, and Kavala without delay.

On the afternoon of August 30, 2024, the Port Authority of Kavala received notification about a minor incident involving the ferry 'Diagoras'. After departing from Kavala port, the vessel encountered the south jetty, resulting in visible paint abrasions on the port side above the waterline. At the time of the incident, the ferry was servicing its scheduled route to various destinations, including Limnos, Mytilini, Chios, Karlovasi, and Vatheos Samos, with 923 passengers on board. Following the allision, 'Diagoras' safely returned to Kavala for inspection. In response to the incident, the Central Port Authority of Kavala initially prohibited the ferry from sailing until a maintenance certification from the monitoring classification society was presented. Once this was obtained, the ferry was permitted to resume its planned voyage. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries, and no marine pollution was detected as a result of the incident.

On August 24, 2022, the ferry 'Diagoras' encountered an allision while attempting to moor at the pier of Vathi, located on the island of Samos. The vessel was carrying 356 passengers alongside two trucks, 81 vehicles, and 19 two-wheelers at the time of the incident. Following the allision, the ship was temporarily banned from sailing until a thorough inspection was conducted and it received a certification of seaworthiness from the relevant classification society. Once cleared, the 'Diagoras' resumed its scheduled itinerary, which includes stops at Piraeus, Mykonos, Leros, Patmos, Ag. Kyryko, Fourni, Vathi, Chios, Mytilini, Lemnos, and Kavala.