Flying Dolphin XIX
Passenger hydrofoil ("flying dolphin"), Kolkhida-class · operated by Aegean Flying Dolphins
The oldest and most eventful ship in this fleet - a Soviet-built Kolkhida-class hydrofoil that survived a 2012 grounding, seven years laid up, and a second withdrawal in 2023 before returning to the Saronic Gulf run to Aegina and Agistri.
Previously sailed as Colchis 1.
On board the Flying Dolphin XIX
- Barnot on board
- À la carte restaurantnot on board
- Self-service restaurantnot on board
- Shopnot on board
- ATMnot on board
- Outside decknot on board
- Liftnot on board
- Pet cabinsnot on board
- Baby changingnot on board
Where you can sit
- Airline-type seatsNumbered indoor seating, single enclosed cabinreserved
Where is the Flying Dolphin XIX now?
Looking for her latest AIS position…
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 | 1983 |
|---|---|
| Built in | Georgia |
| Length | 36 m |
| Beam | 6 m |
Where the Flying Dolphin XIX sails
Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.
- Aegina to Agistri220 sailings
- Aegina to Piraeus220 sailings
- Agistri to Aegina220 sailings
- Agistri to Piraeus220 sailings
- Piraeus to Aegina220 sailings
- Piraeus to Agistri220 sailings
Usually works Piraeus-Aegina-Agistri.
- A veteran vessel with a chequered service history - fine for the short Saronic hop, but travellers wanting the newest tonnage should look at fleetmates Athina or Erato instead.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Flying Dolphin XIX like?
The oldest and most eventful ship in this fleet - a Soviet-built Kolkhida-class hydrofoil that survived a 2012 grounding, seven years laid up, and a second withdrawal in 2023 before returning to the Saronic Gulf run to Aegina and Agistri. She is a hydrofoil built in 1983.
Who operates the Flying Dolphin XIX?
The Flying Dolphin XIX is operated by Aegean Flying Dolphins.
Does the Flying Dolphin XIX carry cars?
No. The Flying Dolphin XIX takes foot passengers only, so you cannot drive aboard.
Which routes does the Flying Dolphin XIX sail?
Over the next 14 days the Flying Dolphin XIX is scheduled on Aegina to Agistri, Aegina to Piraeus, Agistri to Aegina and Agistri to Piraeus, among 6 crossings in all.