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Lev Tolstoy

Lev Tolstoy - Natasha - Palmera - The Jasmine - Farah - easyCruise Life


This page is devoted to postcards and photographs of the Soviet passenger ship Lev Tolstoy.

Lev Tolstoy was built in 1981, one of a series of seven similar ships in the Dmitriy Shostakovich Class used by the Soviet shipping companies as ferries and passenger/cruise ships. Lev Tolstoy received a major rebuild in 1986 in Germany and was chartered to German operator Transocean Tours. In 1998 she was renamed Natasha and then Palmira for further German charters. She passed to Mano Cruise in 2001 as The Jasmine. The Jasmine was sold in August 2006 and was renamed Farah, believed for trading in the Far East. In 2008 she was acquired by the easyCruise Group and renamed after easyCruise Life upgrading.


Ships on this Page:-
Lev Tolstoy - Black Sea Shipping: 1981-1998
Natasha - Black Sea Shipping: 1998
Palmira - Black Sea Shipping: 1998-2001
The Jasmine - Mano Cruises: 2001-2006
Farah - Salem International: 2006-2008
easyCruise Life - easyCruise: 2008-

Dmitriy Shostakovich Class:-
Dmitriy Shostakovich (1980) - Dmitriy Shostakovich > Paloma > Paloma I
Georg Ots (1980)
Lev Tolstoy (1981) - Lev Tolstoy > Natasha > Palmira > The Jasmine > Farah
Konstantin Simonov (1982) - Konstantin Simonov > Francesca > The Iris
Mikhail Suslov (1982) - Mikhail Suslov > Pyotr Pervyy > Ocean Empress > Ocean Jewel of St Petersburg
Konstantin Chernenko (1986) - Konstantin Chernenko > Russ
Mikhail Sholokov (1986) - Mikhail Sholokov > Mikhail > Ugo Foscolo

Associated Pages:-
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Soviet Page 1: Soviet Built Ships
Soviet Page 2: Acquired Ships
Soviet Page 3: Purchased Ships
Mano Cruise
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Lev Tolstoy
(BLASCO: 1981-1995)


Official BLASCO postcard of Lev Tolstoy.
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Official BLASCO postcard of Lev Tolstoy.
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Official BLASCO postcard of Lev Tolstoy.
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Duncan photographic postcard of Lev Tolstoy.
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Photograph of Lev Tolstoy in the North Sea Canal
Photo: © Wil Moojen, 14th June 1992
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Official postcard of Lev Tolstoy in Transocean Tours colours.
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Official postcard of Lev Tolstoy in Transocean Tours colours.
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Natasha
(BLASCO: 1998)
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Palmira
(BLASCO: 1998-2001)

Official postcard of Palmira.
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The Jasmine
(Mano Cruise: 2001-2006)

The Jasmine was built in 1981 as the Lev Tolstoy, one of a series of seven similar ships used by the Black Sea Shipping Company as ferries and passenger/cruise ships. Lev Tolstoy received a major rebuild in 1986 in Germany and was chartered to German operator Transocean Tours. In 1988 she was renamed Natasha and then Palmira for further German charters. She passed to Mano Cruise in 2001 as The Jasmine. The Jasmine was sold in August 2006 and was renamed Farah, believed for trading in the Far East.


Mano Cruise postcard of The Jasmine.




Mano Cruise publicity image of The Jasmine.
Scan: Elad Ben Dor.



Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruise fleet postcard including The Jasmine.




Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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Mano Cruises publicity image of The Jasmine.
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The Jasmine at Dubrovnik.
Photo: © Ivo Batricevic
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Farah
(2006- )
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easyCruise Life (2008- )

IMO number: 7625809 - Name of ship: EASYCRUISE LIFE - Call Sign: 9HGB9

Gross tonnage: 12711 - Type of ship: Passenger/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship

Year of build: 1981 - Flag: Malta - Status of ship: In Service
IMO number: 7625809 - Name of ship: EASYCRUISE LIFE - Call Sign: 9HGB9

Gross tonnage: 12711 - Type of ship: Passenger/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship

Year of build: 1981 - Flag: Malta - Status of ship: In Service


The Jasmine was sold in August 2006 and was renamed Farah, believed for trading in the Far East. In 2008 she was acquired by the easyCruise Group and renamed easyCruise Life after upgrading.

Aerial view of easyCruise Life

Photo: � easyCruise

Aerial view of easyCruise Life
Photo: � easyCruise





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