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Cruises 2003
Statistics 2003
Calls:
12
Berth days:
20
Passengers:
10 327
Maiden Calls:
5
Average length:
168m
Different ships:
11
Regal Princess
Princess Cruises
The
Regal
Princess
is
an
old
ship
of
Princess
Cruises.
It
was
built
at
the
Fincantieri-shipyard
in
Italy.In
1991
the
ship
was
christened
and
it
sailed
for
Princess
Cruises
until
2007.
At
the
moment
(2015)
it
sails
under
the
name
'Pacific
Dawn'
for
P&O
Cruises
Australia.
The
ship
has
a
length
of
245
metres
and
can
accommodate
2052
passengers.
This ship berthed in Antwerp on the 17th of May 2003.
Caronia
Cunard
This
ship
has
a
length
of
191
metres
and
was
part
of
the
legendary
cruise
line
'Cunard
Line'.
Cunard
Line
was
founded
in
1838
by
Samuel
Cunard.
He
was
one
of
the
first
who
wanted
to
create
a
regular
trans-atlantic
connection
between
England
and
America
(the
New
World).
Cunard
was
sponsered
by
the
English
gouvernement
because
he
had
signed
a
postcontract.
Therefore
all
his
ships
became
RMS-ships
(Royal
Mail
Ship).
Today
Cunard
still
does
some
trans-Atlantic
voyages
but
not
on
a
regular
base
anymore.
The
cruise
line
is
known for its biggest oceanliner in the world: the 'RMS Queen Mary 2'.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp on the 24th and 25th of May 2003.
Gann
Skoleskipet Gann
In 2003 the Norwegian school ship Gann was docked in Antwerp together with the Caronia of Cunard. The ship
was built as MS Ragnvald Jarl in 1956 for the Norwegian postal route (later Hurtigruten). Currently (2015) the
ship is sailing as a school ship under the name Sjøkurs.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp on 24 May 2003.
Black Watch
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
In
2003
the
Black
Watch
from
the
English
Fred.
Olsen
Cruise
Lines
was
once
again
docked
in
Antwerp.
The
ship
has
a
length
of
205
metres
and
can
accommodate
821
passengers.
In
1972
the
ship
was
built
as
Royal
Viking
Star for Royal Viking Line.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp on 26 July 2003.
Assedo
Kaalbye Shipping
Black
Watch
of
the
British
company
Fred.
Olsen
Cruise
Lines
was
once
again
docked
in
Antwerp
in
2003.
The
ship
has
a
length
of
205
metres
and
can
accommodate
821
passengers.
It
was
built
in
1972
as
Royal
Viking
Star
for Royal Viking Line.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp on 26 July 2003.
Minerva II
Swan Hellenic
This
ship
was
built
in
2001
as
R
eight
for
Renaissance
Cruises.
In
2003
it
was
bought
by
Swan
Hellenic
and
rechristened
Minerva
II.
In
2007
the
ship
was
sold
to
Princess
Cruises
as
Royal
Princess.
Currently
(2018)
the
ship
is
sailing
as
Adonia
for
P&O
Cruises,
but
it
will
soon
transfer
to
Azamara
Club
Cruises
as
Azamara
Pursuit.
The ship has a length of 181 metres and can accommodate 694 passengers.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp on 2 September 2003.
Braemar
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
This
ship
with
a
length
of
195
metres
is
part
of
the
Fred
Olsen
Cruise
Lines-fleet.
The
Braemar
was
build
in
1993
and
has
until
now
sailed
for
6
different
cruise
lines.
Some
examples:
Cunard,
Majesty
Cruise
Line,
Norwegian Cruise Line, ... The ship can accommodate 929 passengers and has 371 crewmembers.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp on 8 October 2003.
Sundream
Airtours Sun Cruises
The
194
metres
long
ship
can
accommodate
1257
passengers.
In
1970
the
ship
was
built
for
Royal
Caribbean
International
as
Song
of
Norway.
In
1997
the
ship
was
sold
to
Airtours
Sun
Cruises.
It
was
one
of
the
first
modern cruise ships. In 2014 the ship was scrapped in China.
This ship was berthed in Antwerp from 28 until 30 October 2003.
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