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October 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bore back in Turku

After a docking at Turku Repair Yard in Naantali, the passenger vessel Bore (ex Kristina Regina) arrived to her original home port Turku on October 3, 2010 to be permanently moored as a floating hotel and restaurant in River Aura. During her last voyage she was towed by the tugs Hurtig and Fart. The

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After a docking at Turku Repair Yard in Naantali, the passenger vessel Bore (ex Kristina Regina) arrived to her original home port Turku on October 3, 2010 to be permanently moored as a floating hotel and restaurant in River Aura. During her last voyage she was towed by the tugs Hurtig and Fart. The original livery of the vessel has been restored and now the vessel will be refurbished before opened to the public during the autumn. The Bore was built in 1960 and traded for Bore between Stockholm and Turku until 1976. For the last 21 years the vessel has been operated by Kristina Cruises as the Kristina Regina.

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