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SNAV Sardegna Pack sold by Tony 92
Bring a classic Mediterranean ro-pax ferry into your simulator with a detailed 3D model of SNAV Sardegna.
Originally built by Schichau Seebeckwerft in Bremerhaven, Germany, and delivered in 1989, SNAV Sardegna was a 161-metre passenger and Ro-Ro ferry built for the busy European ferry market. She could carry around 1,800 passengers, 538 cars and approximately 1,510 lane metres of cargo.
During her career, the ship sailed under several names, including Olau Hollandia and Pride of Le Havre, before becoming SNAV Sardegna in 2005. In 2017, she was renamed GNV Cristal. Her design is part of a well-known family of ferries that also included ships such as SNAV Lazio and the Peter Pan/Nils Holgersson pair.
Powered by four Sulzer diesel engines producing a combined 19,600 kW, the ship was capable of speeds exceeding 21 knots. With her distinctive large ferry profile and substantial vehicle capacity, she remains an interesting example of late-1980s European ro-pax design.
This simulation model is sold by Tony 92 and is ideal for anyone looking to add a classic SNAV-era ferry to their virtual fleet. Check the pack out.
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