Passage on ferry FUNDY ROSE, Saint John - Digby (Bay Ferries Limited)

Join me as we embark on a fascinating journey aboard the FUNDY ROSE, cruising from Saint John to Digby. But the adventure doesn't end there - we'll continue our voyage on Canadian roads to the intriguing town of Shag Harbour, famously known for its UFO incident in 1967. 00:15 FUNDY ROSE is coming! 00:48 Roadtrip to the ferry terminal in Saint John 02:55 Boarding 06:42 Interior & outside decks 11:40 Departure Saint John 23:50 Arrival Digby 28:03 Roadtrip to Shag Harbour 30:02 Shag Harbour UFO incident site FUNDY ROSE is a ferry currently owned by the Government of Canada. This vessel has been in service with Bay Ferries since 2015, providing a vital connection between Saint John, New Brunswick, and Digby, Nova Scotia. The FUNDY ROSE took over from the PRINCESS OF ACADIA, continuing the legacy of maritime service in the region. The history of the MV FUNDY ROSE extends beyond Canadian waters. Originally known as the BLUE STAR ITHAKI, this ship was built by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering for Greek shipowner Strintzis Lines. Completed in May 2000, the vessel was operated by Blue Star linesand used for routes from Piraeus, Greece, to the islands of Syros, Tinos, and Mykonos. In 2014, the ship was sold to the Canadian government and rechristened as the FUNDY ROSE. The name was chosen in tribute to both the Bay of Fundy, where the ship now operates, and Rose Fortune, a woman who escaped slavery and found a new life in Annapolis Royal near Digby in the 1780s. FUNDY ROSE measures 123.8 metres in length, with a beam of 18.9 metres. It operates using four Wärtsilä NSD 9L32 engines, giving it a service speed of 24 knots. While initially designed to carry approximately 1,500 passengers, the ship has been reconfigured for its Canadian service and can now accommodate 1,317 passengers. With this blend of history and functionality, the FUNDY ROSE is a significant component of the region's maritime infrastructure. JustFerries! Videos of Ferries & RoRo ships. Follow me on: ►Facebook:   / iloveferries   ►Twitter:   / justferries   ►Instagram:   / justferries   For commercial use of my footage send your request to [email protected] (Please note that I receive an extremely large amount of spam. If I do not recognize that you have dealt with the issue of ships, you will not receive a reply). .