MS Trollfjord is a Hurtigruten vessel built by Fosen Mekaniske Verksteder in Rissa Municipality, Norway in 2002. It is named after the Norwegian Trollfjord. She has a sister ship, , which also sails for Hurtigruten.
Specifications History Type: RoRo ferry, coastal express ferry Operated by: TFDS (2002–2006), Hurtigruten Group ASA (2006–present) Sister ship: MS Midnatsol Keel laid: Launched: Entered service: 2002 Status: In service
Technical specifications Hull: Steel Length: 135.75 m Beam: 21.5 m Draft: 5.1 m Tonnage: 16,140 GT Deadweight: 1,180 t Propulsion: Two 9-cylinder Wärtsilä W 9L 32 diesel engines, two Rolls-Royce Aquamaster Contaz 35 azimuth thrusters, bow thrusters Power: 2 × 5,630 hp Speed: Maximum 18 knots, cruising 15 knots Decks: 10 (7 passenger decks) Cargo holds: 4
Other characteristics
Shipyard: Fosen Mekaniske Verksteder, Rissa, Norway Home port: Tromsø Crew: 74 (exclusively Norwegian) Cabins: 309 (652 berths) Capacity: 822 passengers, 45 vehicles Approximate travel time: 10 hours Cargo: General goods, coal, fuel, provisions Operating area: Norwegian coast, Lofoten Islands, near the Arctic, Bergen, Norway–Kirkenes route Fuel consumption for a round trip on the Bergen–Kirkenes–Bergen route: 200 tonsRapport fra Møreforsking Molde AS juli 2007 – Sjøtransport og utslipp til luft, kapittel 5, side 37 (pdf) ISBN 978-82-7830-111-1 Besøkt 2. januar 2020 Flag: Norway IMO: 9233258Б International radio callsign: LLVT (Lima, Lima, Victor, Tango)
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External links
Hurtigruten ASA Official homepage - MS Trollfjord Mike Bent's Hurtigruten-pages - MS Trollfjord Hurtigruten-Web.com MS Trollfjord videos