MV Regent Sky

The Regent Sky laid up at Eleusis in 2009
History
Name	1984–1990: Stena Baltica 1990–2009: Regent Sky 2009–2012: Zoe
Owner	1984–1989: Stena Line (planned) 1989–1996: Regency Cruises 1996–1999: Bank of Greece 1999–2004: Sea Nomad Maritime 2004–2011: Prince Nomad
Port of registry	Greece (1996–2011?)  Comoros (2011)
Builder	Stocznia Gdanska SA, Gdansk
Yard number	B494/04
Laid down	1985
Launched	16 October 1990
In service	1997/98 (planned)
Identification	IMO number: 7907685
Fate	Scrapped in 2012
Notes	Beached for scrap on 16 July 2012
General characteristics
Tonnage	55,000 tons
Length	174.9 meters (1986) 228 meters (1990)
Beam	27.7 meters
Draught	6.7 meters
Capacity	1,600 passengers (planned)

MV Regent Sky was an unfinished cruise ship that travelled to several locations during her incomplete construction. She was initially being built in Poland as the cruise ferry Stena Baltica, one of four sister ships planned for the Stena Line. Still incomplete, she was purchased by Regency Cruises and moved to Greece, but her new owners filed for bankruptcy in 1995.

The unfinished ship was sold for scrap in July 2011.^[1]