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M/F TEISTIN
MF Teistin is owned by the Faroese operator, Strandsfaraskip Landsins (SSL). She is 45 meters long and has a beam of 12.50 meters.
Here are some pictures:
One reply to “M/F TEISTIN”
ivendagsvold1
Is she being Created? It Looks like a great ship, and if yes… will faroe islands be made?
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