MS Grace

The 2016-built MS Grace cruise ship is owned by Scylla AG and has as sisterships the fleetmates MS Joy, MS Savor, and MS Inspire. MS Grace operates exclusively on the Mosel and Rhine rivers.

The shipowner, Scylla, currently charters the vessel to the US-based travel company Tauck Tours.

The riverboat (ENI number 07002029) is currently Switzerland-flagged (MMSI 269057539) and registered in Basel.

Cabins

With a maximum capacity of 142 passengers, the 135-meter-long MS Grace offers spacious accommodation across 71 cabins. The ship features 24 suites, 22 master suites, 8 duplex suites, 4 mini-suites, and 13 double cabins.

All staterooms are equipped with a TV, electronic safe, minibar, air conditioning, hairdryer, shower, and toilet.

Shipboard facilities

In the entrance hall, guests will find the Travel Desk, Reception, and a stylish boutique shop.

The Diamant Deck features a bar that also serves as an alternative dining venue, while the main restaurant is located on the Ruby Deck.

The ship also offers a Panorama Bar Lounge, a modern wellness area with fitness facilities, and an onboard hair salon.

A lift connects all three passenger decks.

The vessel’s hull and superstructure were constructed at the Vahali Shipyard in Belgrade, Serbia. The Dutch shipbuilding company Scheepswerf en Machinefabriek Vahali BV, founded in 1923, owns and operates shipyards in Serbia (Belgrade and Zasavica) and the Netherlands (Gendt). The Vahali Shipyard in Zasavica was officially opened in 2013. After construction in Serbia, the cruise ship was towed to the Netherlands for final outfitting at Scheepswerf Vahali in Gendt.

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