
SELANDIA SEAWAYS is set to operate on DFDS' Tunis-Marseille route
DFDS sells RoRo CAPPADOCIA SEAWAYS
Ro-roDFDS has entered into an agreement to sell the RoRo ship CAPPADOCIA SEAWAYS as part of the company’s ongoing fleet optimization after more than 23 years of service.
CAPPADOCIA SEAWAYS has been a part of DFDS’ fleet operating in the Mediterranean network. In its place, DFDS will deploy SELANDIA SEAWAYS which is a 197m long freight ferry with a capacity up to 2,772 lane metres, equivalent to 177 trailers.
SELANDIA SEAWAYS is set to operate on the Tunis-Marseille route, while the freight ferry GALLIPOLI SEAWAYS, will replace CAPPADOCIA SEAWAYS on the Mersin–Trieste route. The Tunis-Marseille route has seen steady volume growth over the years and with SELANDIA SEAWAYS, DFDS says they are well-positioned to further develop the route in the coming years and sustain the growth momentum.
“We are optimising operations to ensure our fleet is aligned with current and future demands. We have an extensive fleet which gives us operational flexibility and by deploying SELANDIA SEAWAYS and optimising our fleet across our Mediterranean network, we ensure that we maintain adequate frequency and quality of service for our customers, and continue to support trade between Europe, Türkiye and North Africa” says Mathieu Girardin, EVP, Head of Ferry Division.
© Shippax
nov 04 2025
Most read
Prevent border chaos — Interferry demands pragmatic EES enforcement ahead of summer peak
jun 18 2026
Brittany Ferries marks 50 years of Saint-Malo–Portsmouth and 40 years of Caen–Portsmouth
jun 20 2026
Carnival Corporation reports record second-quarter revenues and adjusted net income
jun 24 2026
Volkswagen to sell majority stake in engine maker Everllence to Bain Capital
jun 25 2026


















