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P&O OCEANA leaving Lisbon on September 25th 2007 being followed by the also P&O ARTEMIS, seen back there on the left.

[b]OCEANA[/b]
IMO nb - 9169550
MMSI nb - 310473000
Call Sign - ZCDN9
Port of Registry - Hamilton
Flag - Bermuda
Builder - Fincantieri, Monfalcone, Italien
Building year - January 2000
Gross Tonnage - 77499 t
Net Tonnage - 44202 t
Deadweight - 8293 t
Length over all - 262.2 m
Beam - 32.3 m
Depth - 17.4 m
Draft - 8 m
Passanger capacity - 2272
Main Engine - 16 cyl, Fincantieri-Grandi Motori dieslar Power - 46080 kW
Speed - 21 knots
Owner - Carnival Corp.
Manager - P&O Cruises UK
Former names - OCEANA (2002- ), OCEAN PRINCESS (2000-2002)
Sisterships - Princess Cruises "[url=http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/all/si/9150913]SEA PRINCESS[/url]", Princess Cruises "DAWN PRINCESS" [2], Princess Cruises "SUN PRINCESS"

[b]ARTEMIS[/b]
IMO nb - 8201480
MMSI nb - 310456000
Flag - Bermuda
Home Port - Hamilton
Call Sign - ZCDM7
Year of Build - October 1984
Builder - Wärtsilä Marine Industries Inc. Helsinki, Finnland
Gross Tonnage - 44588 t
Deadweight - 4661 t
Length Overall - 230,61 m
Beam - 32,21 m
Depth - 19,33 m
Draught - 7,80 m
Passengers - 1260
Crew - 518
Main Engine - 4 x Pielstick-Wärtsilä 6PC4-2L
Power - 23200 kW
Speed - 22 knots
Owner - Princess Tours
Ship manager - P&O Cruises
History - P&O Princess ''ROYAL PRINCESS'' [1984-2005], P&O Cruises ''ARTEMIS'' [2005- ]
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Paul UK

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It seems that the larger vessel leaves first as when I was on QE2 we left and Caronia followed is there anything in this or just coinsidence.

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Pedro Baptista

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Hi Paul,

I can't assure you, but I believe OCEANA left "first" thanks to her berth, Alcântara, about 6-7 km downriver to where ARTEMIS was, in Santa Apolónia, which is more or less the distance between them in this image. Their ETD was both 17:30 and at least OCEANA left on time. (Thumb)

On the following url...
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=38.705606,-9.141312&spn=0.047422,0.080166&t=h&z=14&om=1
... OCEANA's berth was near "Ponte 25 de Abril", while ARTIMIS was where "São Vicente de Fora" is typed. (Thumb)
 
Paul UK

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Many thanks Pedro maybe the same answer with Cunard.

Paul
 
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Hi Paul

The two followed each other to Southampton when we boarded Oceana on 28th September.

Pedro is right, it must be berths because Artemis was on berth 38/9 at Southampton. And she left before us. When we rounded Calshot, Artemis was passing Cowes.

David
 
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My old folks like to plan ahead !!!!!!!!!
the booked in May for Jan 23rd 2009 on Oceana in the caribbean
they are regular P&Oers since 2000 and get some really good discounts
 

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