A number of stunning cruise ships are listed to depart from the Port of Southampton this week.<\/p>\n
Although winter is slowly approaching, cruise liners continue to offer holidays of a lifetime for anyone wanting to get away.<\/p>\n
Southampton\u00a0and\u00a0Portsmouth\u00a0are both known for the beautiful ships that come and go each day, be that luxurious cruise liners or impressive military warships.<\/p>\n
Cruise liners from P&O, Cunard and Royal Caribbean can be seen on the Solent regularly.<\/p>\n
According to the shipping movement list many of the cruise companies have ships sailing in and out throughout the next week.<\/p>\n
The shipping movements are listed online, and are subject to change, but give us an idea of the ideal time to spot a great cruise ship.<\/p>\n
Below,\u00a0HampshireLive\u00a0has highlighted some of the cruise ships that will be sailing out of Southampton over the next few days.<\/p>\n
Cunard flagship liner Queen Mary 2 is listed to depart Southampton this week.<\/p>\n
She measures in at 1,132ft in length, and can hold 2,691 guests, plus 1,250 crew members.<\/p>\n
Onboard is a luxurious spa, enthralling entertainment venues and a vast library,<\/p>\n
There are also 15 restaurants and bars, five swimming pools, a casino, a ballroom, a theatre, and even a planetarium.<\/p>\n
According to the shipping movements, she arrived in Southampton on Monday (October 11) at 7.30am, with a departure time set for 6pm on Tuesday evening (October 12).<\/p>\n
This Cunard cruise ship will arrive in Southampton at 6.30am on Wednesday (October 13).<\/p>\n
She is due to leave the port later that same day at 6pm where she will head for the city of Amsterdam.<\/p>\n
Over the last few weeks, to follow\u00a0coronavirus restrictions, Queen Elizabeth has been touring the UK but it looks like she is now travelling further afield.<\/p>\n
The Queen Elizabeth made her debut in 2010, she is 964.5ft in length and can carry 2,081 guests.<\/p>\n
Ventura, part of the P&O Cruises fleet, can often be spotted in the Solent as she is a regular visitor to the city.<\/p>\n
She began her service in April 2008 and was built by Fincantieri at their shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy.<\/p>\n
She has a capacity of 3,078 guests and 1,205 crew, and measures at 291.40m, 116,017 tons and has a whopping 14 guest decks.<\/p>\n
She is due to arrive in Southampton on Thursday (October 14) and is listed to depart on the same day.<\/p>\n
The newest ship in the Princess Cruises fleet is due to make an appearance in Southampton<\/p>\n
Built in 2019, Sky Princess was officially named by two pioneering women of the U.S. Space Progra – Captain Kay Hire, and engineer Poppy Northcutt.<\/p>\n
There are a total of 1,830 guest cabins for the 3,660 visitors who may be onboard Sky Princess.<\/p>\n
She will arrive in Southampton on Friday (October 15) and leave the same day. No timings have been confirmed yet.<\/p>\n
Named after the former British monarch, Queen Victoria, the ship is a Vista-class cruise ship operated by the Cunard Line.<\/p>\n
The vessel is of the same basic design as other Vista-class cruise ships including Queen Elizabeth.<\/p>\n
Although she is one of the smaller ships in operation, she still boasts seven restaurants, thirteen bars, three swimming pools, a ballroom, and a theatre.<\/p>\n
The shipping movements currently state she will arrive at the Hampshire port on Friday, and will spend the night in the Southampton before departing on Saturday (October 16).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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