Reviews & Ratings for the San-Felix

On January 16, 2025, a swift response from the Greek Coast Guard led to the successful rescue of 36 migrants stranded at sea, approximately 50 nautical miles south of Crete. The alert was raised by the Joint Search and Rescue Coordination Center, prompting immediate action from the Port Authorities of Ierapetra, Agia Galini, Kala Limeni, Kokkinos Pyrgos, Chora Sfakion, and Paleochora. The vessel 'San Felix', which was en route from Marsaxlokk to Tanger Med, located the distressed migrants and promptly came to their aid. After their rescue, the individuals were transferred to a Coast Guard lifeboat and taken to the safety of Agia Galini's port. Subsequently, they were relocated to Rethymno and provided temporary shelter. Following the event, the Agia Galini Port Station launched a preliminary investigation to review the circumstances surrounding the incident.

In a notable transaction, a vessel has been sold for $11 million to Gestion Maritime, a company based in Monaco. This deal highlights the ongoing interest in maritime investments from buyers in the Principality.

Scorpio Tankers Inc. has revealed a strategic move to bolster its fleet by securing a charter agreement for the Kazdanga, an ice class 1B Handymax product tanker built in 2007 and boasting a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 37,312. The charter is set for one year, commencing at a rate of $12,345 per day, with the anticipated delivery scheduled for June 2011. Notably, the agreement includes an option for Scorpio Tankers to extend the charter for an additional year, at an increased daily rate of $13,335. This addition signifies Scorpio Tankers' commitment to enhancing its operational capabilities in the product tanker sector.