PLAYA DE BOA

PLAYA DE BOA (IMO: 9151656) is a Fishing vessel sailing under the Spain flag. It has an overall length of 85 feets and a beam of 20 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 224139780 IMO: 9151656 Call Sign: EA2621 Flag: Spain Vessel Type: Passenger/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship AIS Type: Ro-Ro Cargo/Passenger Ship

Specifications

Gross Tonnage: 26,904 GT Deadweight: 6,300 DWT Length Overall: 166.35 m Beam: 24.80 m Draft: 6.10 m Year Built: 1997

Propulsion

Engine Type: Diesel Propulsion Type: Twin Screw Service Speed: 21 knots

Shipyard

Builder: Hijos de J. Barreras S.A. Shipyard Location: Vigo, Spain Year Delivered: 1997

Owner / Operator

Operator: Trasmediterránea (Naviera Armas Trasmediterránea) Country: Spain

Operating Region

The vessel operates within Spanish domestic routes, primarily serving connections between the Spanish mainland and the Canary Islands, as well as inter-island services within the Canarian archipelago under the public service obligation routes managed by the Spanish government.

Vessel Description

PLAYA DE BOA is a Ro-Pax ferry built in Spain specifically for domestic ferry operations. Designed to carry both passengers and wheeled cargo (Ro-Ro), the vessel features vehicle decks accessible via stern and/or bow ramps, passenger accommodation facilities, and amenities typical of medium-range ferry services. The ship was constructed at the renowned Barreras shipyard in Vigo, a facility with a long history of building ferries for Spanish operators. Operating under the Spanish flag and registered within the Spanish maritime registry, the vessel represents a key asset in connecting peninsular Spain with the Canary Islands, providing both passenger transport and freight logistics support for the island communities.