Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Theologos-P

On March 21, 2026, a significant incident unfolded at Rafina Port when the ferry 'Teologos P' faced an unexpected setback just before its scheduled departure. The vessel's mooring line snapped, falling into the water and becoming entangled in the propeller, causing a brief disruption in operations. During this unfortunate event, one of the crew members lost his footing and incurred minor facial injuries. Fortunately, he was swiftly transported to a nearby healthcare facility for treatment. The Rafina Central Port Authority promptly initiated a preliminary investigation and placed a temporary sailing ban on the ferry. However, after the mooring line was removed and the classification society confirmed the vessel's compliance with safety standards, 'Teologos P' was cleared to set sail. With 673 passengers on board, the ferry resumed its journey to picturesque destinations including Andros, Tinos, and Mykonos.

On the morning of March 21, 2025, the Andros Port Authority's Gavrio Port Department received an urgent alert from the Captain of the vessel 'Theologis P.' The ship encountered a significant issue while navigating the Kakogremi sea area, just outside Gavrio's harbor, when its starboard anchor became severely entangled in fishing nets. With a crew of 44 and 312 passengers on board, the vessel's timely departure for Rafina was put at risk. Fortunately, port authorities quickly intervened, successfully detangling the anchor from the nets. After resolving the situation, 'Theologis P' was able to resume its journey to Rafina without further incident.

On the afternoon of June 9, 2023, the Rafina Port Authority received an urgent alert regarding a 78-year-old passenger aboard the ferry 'Theologos P'. The elderly individual experienced a heart attack while the vessel was en route from Rafina to the stunning Aegean islands of Andros, Tinos, and Mykonos. Prompt action was taken, with aboard doctors offering first aid until the patient could be safely transferred. Following stabilization, the passenger was swiftly transported via ambulance to the General Hospital of Attica for further medical care. This incident highlights the importance of emergency responses in maritime travel.

On the morning of May 22, 2023, the Port Authority of Tinos received a report from the Master of the ferry 'Theologos P' regarding an incident involving an 85-year-old passenger. The elderly traveler was injured while the vessel was departing from Tinos, heading toward Gavrio, Andros. The incident occurred as the passenger lost their footing on the escalator during the boarding process, leading to a minor injury. Safety measures and protocols were promptly reviewed following the incident to ensure passenger wellbeing.