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Five regular cruise ships call into port

Arrived from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey, on Sunday, was shipping vessel Oleander, carrying 157 dry containers and 53 refrigerated ones.

Oleander's miscellaneous cargo included eight trailers, three cars, one boat on a cradle, one forklift and one TV truck. It sailed from Bermuda at 8.05 a.m. yesterday.

Its counterpart, Somers Isles, is due to arrive on the Island today, carrying 150 containers, including two refrigerated. It will leave on Friday at 11 a.m.

Bermuda Islander will pull in to our shores tomorrow at 8 a.m., leaving the same time on Friday.

It will have 140 containers, including 26 refrigerated ones, plus two 45-foot-flat-beds.

Cruise ship Azamara Journey berthed in Bermuda on Monday, in St. George's and shifted to the Hamilton docks yesterday. It will leave tomorrow at 3 p.m. It brought 673 passengers.

Empress of the Seas also arrived on our shores on Monday and is expected to move from the Hamilton docks to St. George's today and will sail out at 7 a.m. tomorrow.

It had 1,613 passengers upon its arrival in Bermuda.

Norwegian Crown docked in St. George's yesterday and will sail in to Hamilton today, before departing at 12 p.m. on Friday. It brought in 1,082 passengers.

Norwegian Majesty berthed in the Island yesterday morning in St. George's and is scheduled to sail out today at 12 p.m. and brought 1,506 passengers.

Explorer of the Seas made its entry into the Island yesterday morning in Dockyard and will leave today around 5 p.m., however, passenger counts for this ship were not available.