Moroccan ferry operator
Comarit (Compagnie Maritime Maroco-Norvegiènne) was a Moroccan ferry operator. Comarit operated a freight and passenger ferry service between Morocco and Spain , France and Italy from 1984 to 2012. It was based in Tangier , one of the main points of departure for its ferries. The company suspended operations in January 2012.
History
Comarit was formed in 1984.
In June 2008, Ganger Rolf and Bonheur sold their 55% stake to their Moroccan partner for MAD 700 million (approximately NOK 490 million).[ 2]
The company was liquidated in 2013.[ 3]
Fleet
Ferries
Ship
Year of construction
IMO
Year of acquisition and sale
Capacity
Status
Badis
1973
7224459
2007 (chartered )
1200
in service under the name Rigel I
Banasa
1975
7358755
1996 - 2015
1600
sold in 2015
Berkane
1976
7401215
2002 - 2015
1844
destroyed in 2015 at Aliağa
Biladi
1979
7824912
2002 - 2013
1750
destroyed in 2013 at Aliağa
Bismillah
1971
7104984
1984 - 2006
750
destroyed
Bissat
2000
9221169
2010 - 2013
647
in service under the name Detroit Jet
Boraq
2000
9216171
2010 - 2016
647
sold in 2016
Boughaz
1974
739601
1988 - 2015
1400
decommissioned in 2012 at Algeciras and then destroyed in 2015 at Aliağa
Eurovoyager
1978
7613882
2010 (chartered)
1200
destroyed in 2012 at Aliağa
Oleander
1980
7820497
2000 - 2012 (chartered)
1300
in service under the name Sherbatiskiy
Primrose
1975
7357567
2009 (chartered)
1475
destroyed in 2011 at Alang
Rostock
1981
8000226
2009 - 2010 (chartered)
1536
in service under the name Wasa Express
Sara I
1974
7360667
2003 - 2005 (chartered)
1500
destroyed in 2012
Cargo ships
Ship
Year of construction
IMO
Year of acquisition and selling
Capacity
Status
Baltic Eager
1979
7804065
2009 (chartered)
12
destroyed in 2013 at Mumbai
East Express
1984
8009040
2010 (chartered)
12
In service under the name Gazalle
Vomero
1973
7328360
1995 (chartered)
12
destroyed in 2004 at Aliağa
Routes
MS Banasa arriving at Tangier
Comarit operated five routes between Spain, France and Morocco.
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