The ship arrived at the Transatlantic Pier at approximately 6:00 a.m. from Tenerife. At 3:00 p.m. it set sail for Southampton (Great Britain).
Nearly 3,000 people arrived at the Port of Vigo on November 29th aboard the Oceana, in a stop not planned according to the forecasts handled by the Vigo institution.
Coming from Tenerife, the Oceana arrived at the Transatlantic Dock at 06.00 hours and at about 15.00 hours set course for Southampton (Great Britain).
During its stay in our city, it brought on board a total of 1,986 passengers, of which 19,560 were British nationals, in addition to 886 crew members.
With a gross tonnage of 77,499, a length of 261 meters, and a draft of eight meters, the Oceana is owned by P&O Cruises. On board this ship, passengers will find a variety of areas with bars of all kinds and a distinctly British flavor.
Highlights include the elegant, glass-enclosed, circular main hall that rises eight decks and features two panoramic elevators, a large conference room capable of accommodating up to 300 people, an extensive art collection, a library with hundreds of books and music channels with DVDs, a spacious pool area with excellent ocean views, and the large Monte Carlo Club casino with numerous slot machines. For younger guests, the Oceana offers various programs designed specifically for them, such as the Treasure Chest, The Hideout, and The Buzz Zone.
After dinner, passengers can enjoy British humor or a Broadway-style musical in the elegant Footlights Theatre or the charming Starlights lounge-cabaret, with its outdoor views. In these and other venues, the company organizes dance classes for singles, couples, and groups.
There are places for fun and entertainment, but also for relaxation. The onboard spa has everything you need for a relaxing stay. The thermal area also includes a fully equipped gym with views from the bow. And for lovers of international cuisine, there are several options, such as the two main restaurants, "Adriatic" and "Ligurian." For those who prefer a more casual meal, the Oceana offers the "Plaza" buffet, the "Horizon" grill, and several cafes.
P&O Cruises ships are particularly known for their British atmosphere. Virtually 100% of the passengers sailing with this company are English, Scottish, Irish, and so on. These ships cater to a British middle-class clientele and offer a wide range of cruises in Northern Europe, the Mediterranean (departing from Great Britain), the Caribbean, and their classic world cruises.
