Cruise ships keeping docks busy
The Empress of The Seas called into Penno?s Wharf, St. George?s on Monday with 1,459 passengers from Philadelphia.
The ship shifted to Hamilton yesterday and will return to Philadelphia tomorrow morning.
The Zenith arrived in Hamilton from Cape Liberty, New Jersey on Monday in Hamilton with 1,382 passengers and shifts to Penno?s Wharf, St. George?s this morning and will return to Cape Liberty tomorrow afternoon.
The Explorer of The Seas docked at King?s Wharf, Dockyard with 3,456 passengers yesterday morning from Cape Liberty, New Jersey and will return to Cape Liberty this afternoon.
The Norwegian Majesty pulled into Ordnance Island, St. George?s yesterday from Boston with 1,436 passengers and returns to Boston on Friday afternoon.
The Norwegian Crown called into Penno?s Wharf, St. George?s yesterday morning from New York with 1,072 passengers and shifts to Hamilton before sailing to New York on Friday morning.
The Norwegian Spirit will arrive at King?s Wharf, Dockyard on Friday and will depart the same day for New York at 5 p.m. The passenger count is unknown.
The Crown Princess is scheduled to call into King?s Wharf, Dockyard on Sunday morning from St. Thomas, British Virgin Islands on a one-day visit and then will sail to San Juan at 5 p.m. The passenger count is unknown.
The Somers Isle called into Hamilton yesterday with 104 containers and six refrigerated containers and will sail to Fernandina Beach, Florida on Friday.
The Bermuda Islander will arrive in Hamilton tomorrow with 150 containers including 26 refrigerated containers and will leave on Friday for Salem, New Jersey.
And the Oleander arrived from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey on August 27 with 143 dry containers and 41 refrigerated containers.
Her cargo of miscellaneous goods included 14 cars and a waste disposal truck and she will sail out of Bermuda this morning.
