Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Prevelis

On April 15, 2025, the iconic ferry 'Prevelis' was moved to the dock adjacent to 'Kriti I' in Elefsina, marking the end of its remarkable journey in the Greek coastal shipping industry. This transfer signals the ferry's final journey as it prepares to make its last voyage to the Aliiaga scrapyard, closing a significant chapter in maritime history.

On the evening of November 14, the Port Authority of Myrina reacted swiftly after being alerted about an incident involving the ferry 'Prevelis'. The vessel had embarked on its journey with 55 passengers aboard, bound for Lavrio, when it experienced a malfunction with its vehicle ramp. Consequently, the ferry made an emergency return to the Port of Myrina. Following the return, the Local Ship Inspection Unit (TKEP) conducted a thorough inspection of the ship. To ensure passenger safety, the Myrina Port Authority initially forbade further sailing of the 'Prevelis' until the necessary repairs were completed. Once the relevant certificate of safety was presented, the ferry was cleared and was able to continue its voyage to Lavrio.

On the evening of June 2, 2024, a medical emergency unfolded aboard the ferry 'Prevelis' as it navigated its scheduled route from Rhodes to Piraeus. The Central Port Authority of Heraklion received an urgent report from the ship's Master regarding a 61-year-old female passenger who was experiencing health complications. After a thorough examination by the onboard medical staff, it was determined she required hospital care as a precautionary measure. The ferry was making stops at several ports including Chalki, Diafani, Pigadion, Kasos, Sitia, and Anafi before reaching Heraklion. Upon arrival at the port, an ambulance was promptly dispatched to transfer the ailing passenger to the Regional University General Hospital of Heraklion for immediate treatment. Following the medical evacuation, 'Prevelis' continued on its intended itinerary without further incident.