1970 Oslo Cruise Ship

1981 sold to Liberia renamed Ambika.

1970 oslo cruise ship. Name of ship. In 1978 she was lengthened by 85 feet to carry a total of 1024 passengers and increase size to 23000 gross tons. Browse 4681 vintage cruise ship stock photos and images available or search for cruise ship and close up or old cruise ship to find more great stock photos and pictures.

Both ships would be built by the Nordseewerke North Sea Works at Emden in West Germany at a cost of US25 million each. Its a short walk from these two museums to see the worlds best preserved Viking ships at the Viking Ship Museum featuring the 9th-century restored Oseberg Gokstad and Tune ships as well as other findings from royal burial mounds around the Oslo Fjord. Nestled between rolling green hills and tranquil fjords the Norwegian capital is a compact city that.

She was renamed Fulvia and joined Federico C and Flavia on Caribbean cruises. The Norwegian Opera Ballet. 2519 m 82 ft 8 in Draught.

Oslo Norway cruise holidays. It was one of the first ships purposely designed for warm weather cruising. 23005 22945 since 01081994 DWT.

Oslo founded in 1050 and Norways capital since the end of the 11th century now a modern city with an eclectic mix of ancient castles frescoed 18th century houses vast parks and glittering lakes is a delight. MS Song of Norway was one of the first ships purpose-built as a cruise ship. Includes rates and deck plan.

Cruise ships arriving to Oslo dock at the Akershus Fortress side. In 1970 Fred Olsen took delivery of the similar but slightly larger ship Blenheim and Olsen made a joint ownership arrangement with Bergen Line as with her sistership so that Black Prince 2 shared the Newcastle-Bergen with route each summer as the Venus also making some Bergen-Amsterdam trips. 5 January 1970 Ship Country Description Badger State United States The cargo ship sank in the North Pacific Ocean ten days after she was abandoned after her cargo of bombs and other munitions broke loose and started to explode during a voyage from Bremerton Washington to Da Nang South VietnamFourteen members of her crew of 40 survived.