Ex Name: 1966—1979: Kungsholm;
1979—1995: Sea Princess;
1995—2002: Victoria;
2002—2007: Mona Lisa;
2007—2008: Oceanic II;
2008 onwards: Mona Lisa .Builder: John Brown & Company, Clydebank, Scotland .
Yard number: 728.
Laid down: January 1964.
Launched: 14 April 1965
Christened: 14 April 1965 by Mrs. Annabella Broström .
Completed: 17 March 1966.
Maiden voyage: 22 April 1966.
GRT:26,678 tons (as built)
GRT:27,670 (1979)
GRT:28,891 (as of 2008)
Length: 201.33 m
Beam: 26.57 m
Draught: 8.56 m
Installed power: 25,200 SHP
Propulsion: Two direct drive Götaverken 9 cylinder slow speed two stroke diesel engines.
Twin propeller.
Speed: 20 kn service speed; 25 kn top speed
Capacity: 713 passengers (transatlantic service)
450 (cruising as built)
782 (as of 2008)
Crew: 417
Port of registry: 1966—1975: Gothenburg, Sweden;
1975—1978: Monrovia, Liberia;
1978—2002: London, United Kingdom;
2002 onwards: Nassau, Bahamas./ Owner: 1966—1975: Swedish America Line
1975—1978: Flagship Cruises
1978—2002: P&O Cruises
2002 onwards: Leonardo Shipping/
Operator: 1966—1975: Swedish America Line
1975—1978: Flagship Cruises
1978—1999: P&O Cruises/Princess Cruises
1999—2000: Union-Castle Line
2000—2002: P&O Cruises
2002—2006: Holiday Kreuzfahrten
2007: Louis Cruise Lines
2007: Pullmantur Cruises
2007—2008: Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (The Scholar Ship)
2008: Lord Nelson Seereisen
2008—2009: Peace Boat
2009: Lord Nelson Seereisen .
IMO: 6512354
Callsign: C6RU6
Flag: Bahamas
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Lisa_(ship) Photo taken 2009.07.14/ Port of Klaipeda.