AZAMARA Club Cruises’ third ship, Azamara Pursuit, will look “almost identical” to Azamara Quest and Azamara Journey when it goes into service following a wet dock in the UK in the northern spring 2018. Taking place at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland, & completed by outfitting...
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AZAMARA Club Cruises’ third ship, Azamara Pursuit, will look “almost identical” to Azamara Quest and Azamara Journey when it goes into service following a wet dock in the UK in the northern spring 2018.
Taking place at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland, & completed by outfitting specialist MJM Group, the works are scheduled to be finished by the end of Jul.
Currently sailing as Adonia under the P&O UK fleet, the ship will make its debut as Azamara Pursuit on 01 Aug, sailing from Southhampton, England – one of the line’s largest growth markets.
The itinerary includes eight Norwegian destinations, including Kristiansand, Flam and Haugesund, with overnight stays in Oslo and Bergen.
Pursuit will then depart Southampton for an Iceland-intensive voyage on 13 Aug, followed by a christening voyage on 28 Aug and its 13-Night Wine & Romance voyage on 30 Aug.
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