| ADONIA |
VITAL STATISTICS
TONNAGE: 30,300 gross tons
LENGTH: 592 feet (180 m)
BEAM: 84 feet (25 m)
DRAUGHT: 19.5 feet (5.9 m)
SPEED: 18 knots
POWER PLANT: Diesel electric
PROPULSION: Two propellers
REGISTRY: Bermuda
LINE: P&O Cruises
BUILDER: Chantiers de l'Atlantique (France)
CAPACITY: 710
CREW: 385
ENTERED SERVICE: Feb 2001 as R8; May 2007 as Royal Princess;
May 2011 as Adonia
LENGTH: 592 feet (180 m)
BEAM: 84 feet (25 m)
DRAUGHT: 19.5 feet (5.9 m)
SPEED: 18 knots
POWER PLANT: Diesel electric
PROPULSION: Two propellers
REGISTRY: Bermuda
LINE: P&O Cruises
BUILDER: Chantiers de l'Atlantique (France)
CAPACITY: 710
CREW: 385
ENTERED SERVICE: Feb 2001 as R8; May 2007 as Royal Princess;
May 2011 as Adonia
DECK PLANS
(courtesy of P&O Cruises)
(courtesy of P&O Cruises)
ADONIA
PROFILE PAGE
PROFILE PAGE
DAILY PROGRAM
Each day passengers on ADONIA receive a copy of Horizon
listing the day's events and providing other information. The
following are presented for historical purposes as Beyondships
has no control over P&O Cruises and cannot say whether it is
representative of what P&O Cruises will do in the future
Embarkation Day
Sea Day
Port Day.
Cruise Overview
Each day passengers on ADONIA receive a copy of Horizon
listing the day's events and providing other information. The
following are presented for historical purposes as Beyondships
has no control over P&O Cruises and cannot say whether it is
representative of what P&O Cruises will do in the future
Embarkation Day
Sea Day
Port Day.
Cruise Overview
MENUS
Ocean Grill
Sorrento
Pacific Restaurant
Dinner (several examples)
Ocean Grill
Sorrento
Pacific Restaurant
Dinner (several examples)
ADONIA IN PICTURES
(PHOTO TOUR AND COMMENTARY)
(PHOTO TOUR AND COMMENTARY)
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Above: Adonia arriving in Southampton. (Photo
courtesy of P&O Cruises).
Below: Adonia in her days as Royal Princess, in
Tallin, Estonia.
courtesy of P&O Cruises).
Below: Adonia in her days as Royal Princess, in
Tallin, Estonia.
Above: Adonia at sea. (Photo courtesy of P&O
Cruises).
Right: Adonia (Royal Princess) in New York.
Below: The ship in Tallin.
Cruises).
Right: Adonia (Royal Princess) in New York.
Below: The ship in Tallin.
FEATURE ARTICLE
P&O CRUISES' NEW JEWEL - - Managing
Director Carol Marlow talks about Adonia
P&O CRUISES' NEW JEWEL - - Managing
Director Carol Marlow talks about Adonia