Bella Fortuna accidents and incidents
Former names
Celestyal Olympia, Louis Olympia, Thomson Destiny, MS Sunbird, Song of America
Length (LOA)
215 m / 705 ft
CruiseMapper's Bella Fortuna cruise ship accidents, incidents and law news reports relate to a 1664-passenger vessel owned by Small Cruise Lines. Our Bella Fortuna accidents page contains reports made by using official data from renown online news media sources, US Coast Guard and Wikipedia.
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- injuries/crimes - 2006
Previously, the vessel was operated under the names Song of America (1982-1999 by Royal Caribbean), Sunbird (1999-2005 by Sun Cruises), Thomson Destiny (2005-2012 by Thomson Holidays UK/now Marella Cruises), Louis Olympia (2012-2014 by Louis Cruises/now Celestyal Cruises) and Celestyal Olympia (2014-2024, by Celestyal Cruises).
June 2022Other Incidents(Celestyal Olympia) In June 2022, the cruise ship hosted for free a total of 40 Ukrainians (mothers and their children, all refugees from the Russia-Ukraine war) via a partnership with Ark of the World (Greek charitable nonprofit organization). The 4-day "Iconic Aegean Summer" voyage (itinerary June 20-24, roundtrip from Piraeus-Athens) visited Mykonos Island, Kusadasi-Ephesus (Turkey), Patmos Island, Rhodes Island, Crete Island (Heraklion) and Santorini Island (Thira). |
23 October 2006Structural and Technical Issues(MS Thomson Destiny) On October 23, 2006, unofficially were reported technical issues with the ship's plumbing and vacuum toilet systems. The onboard WCs were not operational for 3 days, and there was no hot water for 1 day. The problems were caused by plumbing blockages. |
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