Sunday, January 11, 2026

Montenegro Shipping Lines strengthens fleet with commissioning of M/V Santa Juliana

Montenegro Shipping Lines Inc. (MSLI), a leader in domestic maritime transport, is proud to announce the official blessing and commissioning of its newest vessel, the M/V Santa Juliana. The addition marks a significant milestone in the company’s aggressive fleet modernization program and its commitment to providing safe, reliable, and efficient sea travel across the Philippine archipelago.

The M/V Santa Juliana is the eighth vessel to join the company’s prestigious “Santa Series,” a line of modern ships designed for enhanced passenger comfort and robust cargo capacity. With this latest acquisition, the MSLI fleet now grows to a total of 88 vessels, further solidifying its position as one of the largest and most comprehensive shipping providers in the country.

The commissioning ceremony, held recently with a traditional blessing, emphasized the company’s core values of faith and safety.

“We welcome the M/V Santa Juliana to our growing family with great pride,” said a spokesperson for Montenegro Shipping Lines. “As the 88th vessel in our fleet, she represents our unwavering dedication to connecting the islands of the Philippines. We pray for God’s blessing on all her voyages and the safety of every passenger and crew member who steps on her decks.”

  • Modern Design: Built to meet contemporary maritime standards, ensuring stability and efficiency in local waters.

  • Enhanced Capacity: Tailored to accommodate the growing demand for both passenger transit and logistics/roll-on, roll-off (RoRo) services.

  • Strategic Expansion: The Santa Series is specifically engineered to streamline travel times and improve the overall commuter experience.

The deployment of M/V Santa Juliana is expected to increase frequency on key routes, offering more flexibility for travelers and businesses alike. This expansion reflects MSLI’s long-term strategy to support local tourism and regional economic growth by making inter-island travel more accessible.

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