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This luxury vessel was purpose-built for SeaLink's Waiheke Island service. With her state-of-the-art technology, plasma screesn with three listening zones, licensed cafe/bar serving food, beverages and Waiheke wines, she is the pride of the fleet. Step aboard and enjoy that cruise ship feel! Ask for Seacat when making your booking. | This luxury vessel was purpose-built for SeaLink's Waiheke Island service. With her state-of-the-art technology, plasma screesn with three listening zones, licensed cafe/bar serving food, beverages and Waiheke wines, she is the pride of the fleet. Step aboard and enjoy that cruise ship feel! Ask for Seacat when making your booking. | ||
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[[Image:Tihare_SeacatLounge.JPG|frame|Seacat lounge]] | [[Image:Tihare_SeacatLounge.JPG|frame|Seacat lounge]] | ||
Revision as of 21:52, 1 October 2007
Big Red
SEACAT (2004) built in Queensland, Australia for Subritzky Ferries of Auckland, NZ
This luxury vessel was purpose-built for SeaLink's Waiheke Island service. With her state-of-the-art technology, plasma screesn with three listening zones, licensed cafe/bar serving food, beverages and Waiheke wines, she is the pride of the fleet. Step aboard and enjoy that cruise ship feel! Ask for Seacat when making your booking.
Seacat lounge