Aqua Blue

	Aqua Blue at Lavrion
History
Name	Aqua Blue (2018-Present) Green Arch (1975–1982) Okudogo No. 8 (1982–1991) Kydon (1991–1995) Talos (1995–1999) Ierapetra L (1999–2016) Kiara (2017)
Owner	Sea Jets Maritime Co. (2017–present); Hiroshima Green Ferry (1975–1982); Kurushima Kosan / Diamond Ferry (1982–1990); ANEK Lines (1990–1999); LANE Sea Lines (1999–2016);
Operator	Seajets (2018–present); Hiroshima Green Ferry (1975–1982); Diamond Ferry (1982–1990); ANEK Lines (1991–1999); LANE Sea Lines (1999–2014);
Port of registry	Piraeus, Greece
Ordered	1974
Builder	Kanda Shipbuilding, Hiroshima, Japan
Yard number	197
Launched	1975
Completed	June 1975
Identification	IMO: 7429669; MMSI: 241620000; Call sign: SVAI5;
Status	In service
General characteristics
Type	Ro-Pax ferry
Tonnage	12,891 GT
Length	137.0 m (449.5 ft)
Beam	22.0 m (72.2 ft)
Draft	5.9 m (19 ft)
Propulsion	2 × Pielstick diesel engines
Speed	17.5 knots (service); 19 knots (max);
Capacity	1,000 passengers ; 400 cars;

Aqua Blue is a conventional passenger-roaming ship of the Seajets company. It is considered one of the most recognizable ships of the Greek coastal shipping fleet, as it has been serving for almost three decades in Greek seas, after an extensive renovation.