Freight vessel, Oleander, arrived in the Island from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey on Sunday, carrying 179 containers, which included 51 refrigerated.

Its miscellaneous cargo included seven trailers, 21 cars, two boats on trailers, one cement mixer, one motorcycle, one excavator and one mobile lighting trailer.

It left Bermuda at 8.05 a.m. yesterday.

Somers Isles pulled in to our shores yesterday at 8.30 a.m. at the number eight Hamilton Dock.

Its load comprised of 182 containers, including five refrigerated ones. It will leave Bermuda this morning.

Similarly, Bermuda Islander is expected to arrive on the Island tomorrow morning, with 138 containers that will include 29 refrigerated and two by 45in flatbed trailers.

Oil mammoth, LPG/C Gas Sincerity, is due to anchor at the Esso oil docks tomorrow, before sailing out the next day.

Spare parts and a debark technician were loaded off the LADO at five Fathom Hole, on Monday.

Cruise shipwise, Norwegian Dawn is expected to sail in to the Island on Thursday at King's Wharf, in Dockyard, at 8 a.m., before sailing out later in the day. No passenger counts are available for it.

Norwegian Majesty disembarked yesterday, with 1,727 passengers and will leave Bermuda on Friday at 12 p.m.

A total of 1,230 people cruised into the Island on Norwegian Crown, at Pennos Wharf, in Hamilton, yesterday morning.

It will depart on Friday around 12 p.m.

Empress of The Seas paid its visit to Bermuda on Monday, at Pennos Wharf with 1,738 people on board. It will sail out tomorrow.

The Norwegian Spirit stopped by on Monday, bringing 2,536 passengers to our shores, before leaving the same day.

Azamara Journey came to the Island with 658 passengers on Monday, at Pennos Wharf, before later shifting to the Hamilton docks shortly later. It's scheduled to head out tomorrow, at 3 p.m.

Explorer of The Seas also pulled into King's Wharf, on Sunday, but left later on that day. It had 3,665 people on it.