MVAlla

MVAlla is a cruise ship owned and operated by Venezia Cruise Lines. The ship was built in 2014 by the Minoan Lines shipyard in Perama, Greece. MVAlla entered service in 2014 on the Mediterranean route connecting Italy and Croatia.

The ship has a gross tonnage of 21,845 tons and measures 200 meters in length. MVAlla has a maximum capacity of 2,000 passengers and 570 crew members. The ship features a diverse range of onboard amenities and accommodations, including multiple dining options, entertainment facilities, and cabins.

MVAlla is primarily used for leisure cruises, including itineraries that focus on Mediterranean port stops, including Italian and Croatian cities. The ship also offers sailing options for special events and weddings. Regular passengers can also take advantage of onboard activities, which may include lectures, spa treatments, and recreational activities.

MVAlla's funnel is 22 meters high, 9.7 meters wide, and clutch painted in English Westport colors. Management underscores commitment to ensuring environmental responsibility through onboard energy efficiency measures and retention program encouraging sustainable practices among crew. There were issues reported with its propulsion system, affecting changes and cruise line commitment. Safety compliance remains up to today for assuming charter commitments as regenerative.

In its service history, MVAlla has accessed multiple ports in Europe and has become a widely recognized vessel in the Mediterranean sail transport landscape.