AIDADIVA

AIDADIVA (IMO: 9334856) is a Passenger vessel sailing under the Italy flag. It has an overall length of 827 feets and a beam of 125 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 247187700 IMO: 9334856 Call Sign: ICDH Flag State: Italy Vessel Type: Passenger Cruise Ship AIS Type: Passenger

Specifications

Gross Tonnage: 69,203 GT Deadweight: 7,225 DWT Length Overall: 252.0 m Beam: 32.2 m Draft: 7.3 m Decks: 13 Passenger Capacity: 2,050 Crew Capacity: 647

Propulsion

Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric Engine Configuration: 4 × MAN diesel generators Power Output: 62,400 kW Propulsors: 2 × Azipod propulsion units Speed (Service): 21 knots Speed (Maximum): 22.5 knots

Shipyard

Builder: Meyer Werft Shipyard Location: Papenburg, Germany Year Built: 2007 Keel Laid: 2006 Hull Number: 661

Owner / Operator

Owner: Costa Crociere S.p.A. Operator: AIDA Cruises Parent Company: Carnival Corporation & plc Operator Headquarters: Rostock, Germany Flag Registry: Genoa, Italy

Navigation and Communications Equipment

AIS Class: Class A GMDSS: Equipped Navigation Systems: ECDIS, ARPA Radar Communication Systems: VSAT, SSB Radio, VHF

Operating Region

Primary Region: Europe Typical Routes: Baltic Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Norwegian Fjords, Canary Islands Home Port: Various European ports; frequently deployed from Hamburg and Kiel, Germany

Vessel Description

AIDADIVA is the lead vessel of the AIDA Diva-class cruise ships, operated by AIDA Cruises, a subsidiary of Costa Crociere under the Carnival Corporation umbrella. Delivered by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany in 2007, she introduced a refined iteration of the club ship concept that defines the AIDA brand, emphasizing a casual, resort-style cruising experience primarily targeting German-speaking passengers.

The vessel features the iconic AIDA lip and eye livery on her bow, a signature design element of the fleet. Her diesel-electric propulsion system with Azipod units provides enhanced maneuverability, allowing access to a broad range of European ports. AIDADIVA operates seasonal itineraries across Northern and Southern Europe, offering itineraries in the Baltic, Mediterranean, and Atlantic island regions throughout the calendar year.