third ship, , operated on the Devonport to Sydney route. 2022 - Spirit of Tasmania IV, V On 28 February 2022, Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC), a shipbuilding company in Rauma, Finland, started construction of Spirit of Tasmania IV. The shipbuilder will also build Spirit of Tasmania V. TT-Line will introduce updated branding for the new ferries, but will keep the iconic red and white as the colour scheme. The new ferries are due to be delivered by the end of 2023. On the 23 October 2022, TT-Line moved its Victorian terminal from Station Pier in the Port of Melbourne to the new purpose built Spirit of Tasmania Quay in Geelong. Localities and ports Bell Bay Burnie Devonport Launceston Port of Melbourne Geelong Ships (chronological) Black Swan, Royal Shepherd, Havilah and Derwent (1850s to 1870s) Mangana and Flinders (from 1879) Pateena, Flora and Penguin (1880s) SS Burrumbeet (from 1889) SS Coogee (1890s) SS Pateena SS Rotomahana SS City of Melbourne SS Oonah MS Bass Trader MS Spirit of Tasmania HSC Devil Cat See also Transport in Tasmania References External links Ferries of Tasmania Ferries of Victoria (Australia) Maritime history of Australia