Nauta Yard in Gdańsk has held a launching ceremony for partly outfitted fishing vessel Pathway on Friday.
Pathway is the sixth vessel which was built by Nauta for the Dannish client – Karstensens Skibsvaerft AS.
Pathway is a sister ship of Kings Cross, which was launched at the end of April.
The vessel, 78 meters long and 15 meters wide, will use nets to bring the fish catch on board.
Nauta has signed the contract for building the vessel in October 2014.
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