CRYSTAL SERENITY cruise
ship
Crystal Serenity cruise
ship holds the
distinction of the largest cruise ship ever to navigate
the Northwest Passage.
Starting on 10 August
2016, the ship sailed from Vancouver to New York
City with 1,700 passengers and crew, taking 28 days for
the journey. In the Canadian Arctic she successfully
made stops at Ulukhaktok and Cambridge
Bay on Victoria Island, then passed up Franklin
Strait and through the narrow Bellot Strait, adjacent
to Zenith Point, the most northerly extension of North
America. She explored Beechy Island where Franklin
overwintered, followed by seldom visited fjords on the
south side of Devon Island, plus fjords on Baffin
Island and the village of Pond Inlet. On 5 September
2016 she sailed for Disko Bay in Greenland.

The keel of the
cruise ship Crystal
Serenity was laid on 13 June 2002. She was launched on
10 August 2002 and completed on 30 June 2003. Her maiden
voyage was on 7 July 2003, 4 days after her christening.
It was a 14-day round-trip cruise, departing Southampton
and cruising Northern Europe.
On 14 January 2004, Crystal Serenity embarked on her
first world cruise-- a 106-day voyage departing Los
Angeles, which concluded in New York City.

Passenger Lee Wachtstetter,
known as "Mama Lee", 90 years old in 2018, lived aboard
the Crystal Serenity cruise ship full-time. She was the longest
permanent luxury cruise ship resident. In 2018, she
reached 10 years living aboard the ship. She spent about
US$170k a year to live on the ship full-time. Wachtstetter
chose Crystal Serenity mainly because of the
unparalleled onboard service that Crystal Cruises is
known for.
You can experience awesome
service onboard the Crystal Serenity here:
https://www.crystalcruises.com/ship/serenity
 
 
We are building this
primarily wood 49" long (1/200 scale) model of the
Crystal Serenit for
Crystal Cruises.
It will be completed
soon.
We also build this ship at
28" long (1/350 scale) and 68" long (1/144
scale). Email us for quotes. For a sense of price
and quality, visit our pages for the
Disney ships and
Royal Caribbean ships.
In 2014,
ModelShipMaster enjoyed working with Crystal Cruise's
Japanese executives at Los Angeles headquarters to
restore a massive model of their famous ship. The
executives were highly detail-oriented and very
particular in quality. They were willing to do
everything possible to make it right. A photo of our work can
be viewed here:
https://www.modelshipmaster.com/custom/repair/crystal%20cruise/IMG_4994%20copy.jpg
Learn more about the
Crystal Serenity cruise ship here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Serenity

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