Atlantska plovidba - fleet
1. AP ARGOSY For Yeosu (South Korea) ETA 02/21/2025
2. AP ASTAREA Arrd Hemriyah (United Arab Emirates)
3. AP DRZIC Arrd Tuticorin (India)
4. AP DUBRAVA For Houston (United States) ETA 02/20/2025
5. AP DUBROVNIK For Santos (Brazil) ETA 02/26/2025
6. AP JADRAN For Busan (South Korea) ETA 02/21/2025
7. AP REVELIN For Maputo (Mozambique) ETA 02/21/2025
8. AP SLANO For Singapore (Singapore) ETA 02/24/2025
9. AP SVETI VLAHO Arrd Fujairah (United Arab Emirates)
10. MIHO PRACAT For Putian (China) ETA 25/02/2025
11. ZAGREB For Dung Quat (Vietnam) ETA 02/20/2025
12. AP KUPARI Dry dock (Turkey)

Parobrod"Banija"
ex Sveti Vlaho
19.VII 1956 – The Dubrovnik company for overseas shipping Atlantska Plovidba received its first steamship. It was called „Banija“ but all the citizens of Dubrovnik knew that it was the good old "Saint Blaise", the steamer with the name of their patron saint. It was built in 1928 in the shipyard Lithgows Ltd in Port Glasgow, UK, and was named St Blaise. Its capacity was 9832 DWT, lenght 133.96, width 17.07, height 9.55 meters. Its propulsion: coal powered reciprocating steam engine. Its power: 2354KW, speed 11 knots. The owner: The Dubrovnik Steamship Company AD, Dubrovnik. In 1946 it was nationalized under the name of Banija. On the 14th of December 1955 it became the part of the Atlantska Plovidba fleet as its first ship.