MS Ryndam

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ms Ryndam
The ms Ryndam, leaving the Port of Tampa in January 2006.
Status: in service
Placed in Service: 1994
Tonnage: 55,451 gross tons
Length: 72- feet
Beam: 101 feet
Decks: 10
Speed: 22 knots
Complement: 1,258 passengers, 602 crew
Registry: Netherlands

The ms Ryndam is a cruise ship owned and operated by Holland America Line that is named for a dam on the Rhine River. She offers enhanced amenities and services and is designed to carry fewer passengers than other ships in her class. Themed around Dutch exploration, the décor features art and artifacts from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries.











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