The GNV Pegasus joins the GNV fleet

GNV (Gran Navi Veloci) continues its growth and announces the addition of the GNV Pegasus to its fleet, bringing the company’s total number of vessels to 29.

The GNV Pegasus will enter service next April and will represent another unit in GNV’s strategy to strengthen its presence in the Mediterranean, increasing its operational capacity to meet demand on the routes it serves.

Built in 2001 and previously in service with the Moby Group fleet, the GNV Pegasus boasts technical specifications that meet the company’s operational standards:

a length of 214 meters, a beam of 26 meters, and a gross tonnage of 35,736 tons, with a maximum speed of 23.5 knots.

This vessel is the sister ship of the GNV Altair, which entered service on January 15th, and is part of the fleet’s strategy of expansion and gradual renewal.

Designed for mixed passenger and cargo transport, the ship has 319 cabins and can accommodate up to 2,700 passengers, in addition to offering a cargo capacity of 915 linear meters.

The onboard spaces are designed to guarantee comfort and a high-quality travel experience, even on medium and long-distance voyages.

Available services include:
restaurants and self-service cafes, bars, lounges, a video game room, a ballroom, a cinema, recreational areas, and dedicated family and children’s zones, in accordance with the company’s hospitality standards.

Before entering service, the GNV Pegasus will undergo refurbishment work aimed at aligning the vessel with GNV’s quality and operational standards, with particular attention to optimizing overall efficiency, improving passenger spaces and modernizing onboard services.