Sharden
Operated by Tirrenia
Sharden
Operated by Tirrenia
Operated by Tirrenia on the Porto Torres Genoa route
The Sharden is a truly unique ship with either side of the vessel covered in impressive Batman designs. On one side it displays Batman and Robin, with the other showing The Caped Crusader battling with his archenemy, The Joker. Built in 2005 as an evolution of the Bithia class, the Sharden travels at a top speed of 24 knots. It is capable of transporting 2908 passengers and 850 cars on each journey. The ship is stocked full of food and drink options, modern shopping facilities, a cinema, satellite televisions and a children’s area for young voyagers.
There are cabins on offer for up to 1212 guests to enjoy this unique sailing experience. 952 armchairs are scattered throughout the vessel with room for a further 744 passengers on the bridge.
When Moby Lines renovated their fleet the menu also got a shakeup. The new catering options include typical dishes from Sardinia, Sicily, Campania and Liguria. Travellers can choose from the restaurant, the self service area and the bar to pick up refreshments. Food and drink dispensers provide a quick snack option for those not looking a sit down meal.
A new shopping area has been arranged where markets and stores offer basic and typical produces of the regions reached by Tirrenia ferries. You will also find books, local arts and crafts as well as technical objects;
Cinemas on board that show films only a few months after their premiere. As well as screens showing the latest blockbusters there are satellite televisions in public areas.
There is a children’s play area on board to keep the young voyagers occupied during their travels.
The ship is adapted to cater for those travelling with disabilities and restricted mobility.
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our Sharden guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.
