Stella Solaris Cruise Reviews
Stella Solaris
Originally built in 1953 as a long-distance liner for Messageries Maritimes, this ship was completely rebuilt in 1971-73 before joing the Sun Line fleet. The ship has many loyal followers who enjoy her teakwood sun decks and casual old-world ambience.
| Operator: Royal Olympic Cruises | Capacity (double occupancy): 658 |
| Builder: Ateliers et Chantiers de France | Full Capacity: 700 |
| Inaugurated: 1953 | Space Ratio: 26.6 / 25.0 |
| Gross Tonnage: 17,490 gt | Crew: 320 |
| Length: 545 ft. / 166 m | Berlitz® Rating: *** |
Mini Reviews
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Jeanne Crabb, Oct. 20th,
2000; Eastern Mediterranean
Kathryn Rooks, March 13th, 2000;
South America
Bob Brown
Excerpts from Royal Olympic's Website about the Stella Solaris
The Stella Solaris combines the facilities and amenities of a fine hotel with the atmosphere of a small, classic ocean liner. Accommodating 620 guests, she epitomizes the line's dedication to gracious personal service and warm Mediterranean hospitality. In the summer, the Stella Solaris features 7-, 14- and 21-day Mediterranean cruises to the Greek Isles, Egypt, Holy Land and Turkey. In the winter, the ship explores the Amazon River to/from Fort Lauderdale, then offers Caribbean and around South America cruises.