On Sunday, Oleander sailed into the Island from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey, carrying 174 containers, including 39 refrigerated.

In addition, five trailers, seven cars, one truck, two fire trucks and one mafi, were also on board.

The container ship left Bermuda around 5 p.m. on Monday.

Arriving tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. and leaving Friday at the same time is the Bermuda Islander, which will land in Bermuda with 164 containers, with 31 refrigerated ones included and a 45-foot flatbed trailer.

Somers Isle disembarked on the Island on Monday at 5 p.m. and is scheduled to leave today at 9 a.m. One hundred and seventy-one containers were brought on it, including six refrigerated ones.

Also on Monday, cruise ship Azamara Journey called into the Island with 651 people on board. It initially berthed in Dockyard and later shifted to the Hamilton docks.

The ship will sail out at 3 p.m. tomorrow.

On the same day, in the afternoon, Empress of the Seas arrived in Bermuda at around 3.35 p.m., some 45 minutes later than expected, after it had to divert to Delaware to unload a sick passenger.

Empress of the Seas' passenger count was at 1,166.

Norwegian Crown stopped by yesterday morning at 8.45, with 1,075 passengers. The ship will leave at noon on Friday.

Norwegian Majesty also visited yesterday morning, docking in St. George's. She will sail out at 12 p.m. on Friday, however, passenger counts were not available.

There were also no passenger counts available for Explorer of the Seas, which sailed into Bermuda yesterday morning and will depart this afternoon at 5 p.m.

The Crown Princess is due to be piloted into our waters at around 7.15 a.m. tomorrow, before sailing away later that day.

The visit will mark Crown Princess' last of the season.