m/s “MAURITIUS PRIDE”
The m/s “Mauritius Pride” was acquired by the Government of Mauritius in 1990. The vessel was built at the Husumer shipyard in Germany and was engaged in liner services between the Islands of Mauritius, Rodrigues & Reunion Island. It also serviced Agalega, Tamatave & Durban and offered mini cruise off the coasts of Mauritius.
Since September 2014, the vessel no longer belongs to MSCL .
| CALL SIGN | 3 BGT |
| FLAG MAURITIUS |  |
| CLASS | Lloyds + 100A1 + LMC “Passenger-Cargo-Livestock” ship |
| DEADWEIGHT at design drought | 4843 tonnes (cargo ship) |
| 2975 tonnes (passenger ship) | |
| LENGTH overall | 99.5 M |
| BEAM | 17,0 M |
| DESIGN DRAUGHT | 5,20 metres (passenger ship mode) 6,49 metres (cargo ship mode) |
| DECK CRANES:- | 1 x 32T, 1 x 6T, 1 x 5T |
| MAIN ENGINES:- | 2 x 1980 KW |
| CONTAINER CAPACITY: | 79 TEU (including 16 reefer points) |
| CARGO TANKS | Fuel Oil / Diesel Oil / Edible Oil |
| PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION: | |
| Passenger amenities | Lounge, Bar, Dining Room, Cafeteria, Reception, Boutique |
| First Class:- | 9 double berth cabins with private shower/w.c |
| Loisirs Class:- | 248 aircraft type seats |
| Destination | Number of voyages | Number of passengers |
| Rodrigues | 746 | 273,591 |
| Reunion | 1,106 | 327,245 |
| Tamatave | 7 | 862 |
| Agalega | 40 | 8,694 |
| Other Ports – Durban | 20 | 167 |
| Mini Cruise | 132 | 33,122 |
| Total | 2,051 | 643,681 |