NORBAY P&O NORTH SEA FERRIES
Norbay was built in Rotterdam in 1994 by Van Der Giessen-de Noord N.V. She was originally built for Nedlloyd to be placed on the Hull to Rotterdam route with 2040 lane metres of freight and a gross tonnage of 17,464.
However, in 1996 Norbay, while still retaining the same name, route and livery was bought by P&O North sea ferries. In 2002 Norbay was removed from the Hull to Rotterdam route and entered service on the Liverpool to Dublin route.
However, in 1996 Norbay, while still retaining the same name, route and livery was bought by P&O North sea ferries. In 2002 Norbay was removed from the Hull to Rotterdam route and entered service on the Liverpool to Dublin route.
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