Speedrunner Jet
High-speed single-hull ferry with vehicle deck · operated by Seajets
Despite the 'Jet' branding this is actually a single-hull ship — one of the Fincantieri-built SuperSeaCat class, oddly named given the design — built for the Italy–Croatia run and now working the less-touristed south-eastern route linking Rhodes to Karpathos, Kasos and Chalki.
Previously sailed as Speedrunner III and Superseacat Three.
On board the Speedrunner Jet
- Bar
- Snack bar / café
- Shop
- Wi-Fi
- Outside decknot on board
- Lift
- Pets allowed
- Pet cabinsnot on board
Where is the Speedrunner Jet now?
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Positions by AIS from the University of the Aegean’s Aegean network. Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Live positions are indicative and are not a navigational aid.
Specifications
| Built | 1998 |
|---|---|
| Builder | Fincantieri |
| Built in | Italy |
| Length | 100.4 m |
| Beam | 17 m |
| Draught | 4.6 m |
| Gross tonnage | 4,465 |
| Service speed | 34 knots |
| Top speed | 40 knots |
Where the Speedrunner Jet sails
Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.
- Alonissos to Skiathos19 sailings
- Skopelos to Skiathos19 sailings
- Skiathos to Alonissos18 sailings
- Skiathos to Skopelos18 sailings
- Glossa to Skiathos17 sailings
- Alonissos to Skopelos13 sailings
- Skopelos to Alonissos11 sailings
- Alonissos to Glossa10 sailings
- Alonissos to Mandoudi10 sailings
- Glossa to Alonissos10 sailings
- Glossa to Mandoudi10 sailings
- Glossa to Skopelos10 sailings
- Mandoudi to Alonissos10 sailings
- Mandoudi to Glossa10 sailings
- Mandoudi to Skiathos10 sailings
- Mandoudi to Skopelos10 sailings
- Skiathos to Glossa10 sailings
- Skiathos to Mandoudi10 sailings
- Skopelos to Glossa10 sailings
- Skopelos to Mandoudi10 sailings
- Alonissos to Thessaloniki9 sailings
- Skiathos to Thessaloniki9 sailings
- Skopelos to Thessaloniki9 sailings
- Thessaloniki to Alonissos8 sailings
and 5 more crossings over the same period.
Usually works Sitia–Kasos–Karpathos–Chalki–Rhodes.
- single-hull ship, not a catamaran, so the ride can feel different from Seajets' more common twin-hull boats on a rough day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Speedrunner Jet like?
Despite the 'Jet' branding this is actually a single-hull ship — one of the Fincantieri-built SuperSeaCat class, oddly named given the design — built for the Italy–Croatia run and now working the less-touristed south-eastern route linking Rhodes to Karpathos, Kasos and Chalki. She is a high-speed single-hull ferry with vehicle deck built in 1998.
Who operates the Speedrunner Jet?
The Speedrunner Jet is operated by Seajets.
Does the Speedrunner Jet carry cars?
Yes. The Speedrunner Jet is a vehicle ferry and carries up to 160 cars as well as foot passengers.
How fast is the Speedrunner Jet?
She works at a service speed of 34 knots, with a top speed of 40 knots.
Does the Speedrunner Jet have Wi-Fi?
Yes, the Speedrunner Jet carries Wi-Fi aboard.
Which routes does the Speedrunner Jet sail?
Over the next 14 days the Speedrunner Jet is scheduled on Alonissos to Skiathos, Skopelos to Skiathos, Skiathos to Alonissos and Skiathos to Skopelos, among 29 crossings in all.