With her recent complete restoration into a wonderful cruiseship, we hope to have many years ahead where we can follow her voyages. If any of the readers have images they'd like to share as time goes on, and as she visits more ports around the world, please send them to us so we can add them to this page.
In the morning of May 5th 2013, the Serenissima could be seen enroute from Split in Croatia, to Poole in the United Kingdom.
At around noon on May 9th 2013, the ship had finally reached the English Channel and was making good way through the Celtic Sea to Poole.
"Serenissima" and her sistership "Lofoten" at Geiranger, Norway, on August 15th 2013. Photo courtesy by Geir Løvbugt.
Please find here attached two pictures of Serenissima emerging from the fog, close to west side of Lunga, in Trennish islands, west Scotland. it was very early morning July 10th 2013. This island is a sanctuary for puffins, guillemots and others. Photo courtesy by sailyacht "Racine".
Please find here attached two pictures of Serenissima emerging from the fog, close to west side of Lunga, in Trennish islands, west Scotland. it was very early morning July 10th 2013. This island is a sanctuary for puffins, guillemots and others. Photo courtesy by sailyacht "Racine".
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Additional information: This image was presented to the owner and crew by Captain Jan-Olav Storli on the auspicious occation of the maiden voyage from Split, Croatia to Venice, Italy, in April 2013.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Original main engine emblem. Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Serenissima docked in former hometown of Tromsø, Norway. Picture courtesy of Pål Tengesdal.
Publicity image provided by Serenissima Cruises.
Publicity image provided by Serenissima Cruises.
Publicity image provided by Serenissima Cruises.
In January 2014, the Norwegian company Miniatyrskip ( website www.miniatyrskip.no ) has completed a batch of model-ships of the Harald Jarl. The relative inexpencive hand-made models are made to order from South-East Asia and sold in Norway by this company. They have previously taken orders of several other of the Norwegian coastal vessels, military vessels and other beautiful ships. We recommend you all visiting their website for further information or to place your own order.
On July 20th 2018, the beautiful Serenissima once again returned to her birthplace, Trondheim, Norway. These are some sample images for your enjoyment, but if you like to see them in larger scale and more of them, you should head over to page 96 of the dedicated Harald Jarl / Serenissima thread at CaptainsVoyage-Forum.com.
