godine u brodogradilištu u danskom Frederikshavnu pod imenom Kronprinsessan Ingrid (Kraljevska princeza Ingrid), koja je ujedno bila i kuma broda. Tokom drugog svjetskog rata je mirovala i bila je prenamijenjena u vrtić i trgovinu, a neposredno u poratnom razdoblju vozi konvoje zarobljenika iz njemačkih logora na slobodu. pod imenom Christofer Polhem plovi na linijskoj plovidbi sjevernim morima, a
nakon prodaje brodarskom društvu Stockholm Rederi Ab Svea 1963. godine dobiva ime Marina, održavajući liniju Stockholm - Mariehamn. Lošinjska plovidba kupuje Marinu 1969. godine i zadržava u svom vlasništvu do 2006. godine, te u tom razdoblju povezuje Dalmaciju, otoke, Istru i Italiju. History:
→ Marina was built in 1936, in the shipyard in Danish Frederikshavn, and was named Kronprinsessan Ingrid (Royal Princess Ingrid), who was also the godmother to the boat. During the World War II, she was at rest and was converted into a nursery and shop, while immediately after the war, she transported convoys of prisoners form the German camps to freedom. From 1955 to 1963, under the name Christofer Polhem, she had sailed liner routes in the northern seas, and after being sold to the shipping company Stockholm Rederi Ab Svea in 1963, she was renamed Marina, and was sailing the Stockholm – Mariehamn line. Lošinjska plovidba bought Marina in 1969, and remained her owner until the year 2006, during which period she connected Dalmatia, the islands, Istra and Italy.
