Historical harbour tour/passenger vessel 'Évora', registration S-111-AL, passing Trafaria on the Tagus river South bank (Lisbon harbour).

This classic vessel was built in Germany in 1931 using steel from recycled tanks from WWI. She was the first diesel-engine vessel to operate in Portugal. From 1931 until 1975 she served as a ferry/train link by Portuguese rail operator CP between the Barreiro railway station (Tagus river South bank) and the railway passenger terminal at Terreiro do Paço (Lisbon).

She was rebuilt in 2004 and 2015, and now serves as a harbour tour vessel, primarily in and around the Sado river basin (Setúbal).

Main characteristics:
LOA: 36.53m
Beam: 8.04m
Draught: 1.80m
GT: 282 t
Main engine: 2 x GM 180HP
Capacity: 240 pax
Year of Build: 1931
Builder: Krupp/GermaniaWerft (Kiel, Germany)
Flag: Portugal
Home port: Setúbal
Owner & Manager: Turisbuilding SA (Setúbal, Portugal)