Sail Route

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Itinerary

DayDestinationArrivalDeparture Time ashore
Cruise
Day 1 England - Southampton -00:00 -
Day 2 Sea day -- -
Day 3 Norway - Haugesund 00:0000:00 24
Day 4 Norway - Olden 00:0000:00 24
Day 4 Norway - sailing at Innvikfjorden 00:0000:00 24
Day 4 Norway - Nordfjordeid 00:0000:00 24
Day 5 Norge - Ã…lesund 00:0000:00 24
Day 6 Sea day -- -
Day 7 Norway - Lofoten Islands 00:0000:00 24
Day 8 Sea day -- -
Day 9 Norway - Trondheim 00:0000:00 24
Day 10 Norway - Ã…ndalsnes 00:0000:00 24
Day 10 Norway - Romsdalsfjorden 00:0000:00 24
Day 11 Sea day -- -
Day 12 Sea day -- -
Day 13 England - Southampton 00:00- -

Day 1Great Britain - England - Southampton

Nestled along the picturesque south coast of England, Southampton emerges as a city that harmoniously blends modernity with its rich historical legacy. With a population of approximately 250,000 inhabitants, Southampton stands as a testament to the r...

Nestled along the picturesque south coast of England, Southampton emerges as a city that harmoniously blends modernity with its rich historical legacy. With a population of approximately 250,000 inhabitants, Southampton stands as a testament to the resilience and adaptability of a community that has evolved through the ages.

The foundations of Southampton were laid by the Romans, who recognized the strategic importance of its coastal location. However, the city endured the ravages of World War II, and the impact was profound. The bombing raids during the war left much of the city's historical architecture in ruins. This tumultuous period of destruction and rebuilding has given Southampton its distinctive character, with an interweaving of old and new that tells the story of its enduring spirit.

As you explore Southampton's urban landscape, you'll encounter traces of its storied history. One such gem is the Bargate, a remnant of the city's ancient walls that now stands as a resolute symbol in the heart of the city. This historical relic offers a tangible connection to Southampton's past, inviting visitors to reflect on the layers of time that have shaped the city.

Southampton holds a unique place in maritime history as the port from which the Titanic embarked on its ill-fated maiden voyage. While this association may carry a bittersweet note, it serves as a reminder of the city's profound ties to the sea. The SeaCity Museum, a modern marvel in itself, weaves together the story of the Titanic, offering an immersive experience that delves into the human stories behind the tragedy.

Beyond its historical significance, Southampton stands as the vibrant cruise capital of Europe. The city's port bustles with the comings and goings of cruise ships, a testament to its strategic maritime importance. Modern amenities, entertainment, and a bustling waterfront create a dynamic hub that welcomes travelers from around the world.

Currency
British Pounds (GBP)

Weather

Highlights

Onboard costs in GBP 

Adults Only 

West End style shows in the Palladium 

No tipping required

About the ship

Mid-sized Arcadia offers more than a hint of extravagance with an opulent spa, chic design, over nine places to socialise and an appetite for adventure. Exclusively for adults and brimming with a choi...

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Facilities

Ship facts

Facilities

Bars & lounges
  • Aquarius bar
  • Crow's Nest
  • Intermezzo
  • Neptune bar
  • Spinnaker bar
  • The East Bar
  • The Globe
  • The Piano Lounge
Spa & relaxation
  • Oasis spa
  • The Retreat
Entertainment
  • Palladium theatre
Restaurant
  • Belvedere buffet
  • Meridian
  • Neptune bar
  • Ocean Grill
  • Sindhu
Pool
  • Aquarius pool
  • Neptune pool
Sports
  • Gym
  • Sports court
Others
  • Shopping

Ship facts

Length:290
Passengers:2094
Crew:866
Built:2005
Tonnage:83781
Registered:Bermuda

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