Sister Ship
In 1986 the M/S Peter Pan (2) was renamed Robin Hood to free the name for the larger Peter Pan (3) (laterSpirit of Tasmania). In 1987 she was sold to Minoan Lines and renamed Fedra. In 2004 she was transferred over to Hellas Ferries, then sold to Sea Hawk Marine, operated by COMANAV. Later that year she was renamed Guido for a short time. She was then bought by Messrs, Funtots, S.A.(El Salam Maritime) and renamed Ouzoud, she then operated under COMANAV for 6 years on the 48 hour route from Genoa (Italy) - Tangier (Morocco) in January 2010 it was reported that Ouzoud has been sold to India for demolition.
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