Following the sale of ADONIA, 1995-built ORIANA became the smallest ship in the P&O Cruises fleet © Neven Jerkovic
ORIANA set to leave P&O Cruises fleet in August 2019
jul 02 2018
CruiseWith two new large cruise vessels set to join its fleet in 2020 and 2022 respectively, British cruise line P&O Cruises was always going to divest itself of smaller, ageing tonnage. The company announced that its 69,840-gross-ton ORIANA would be leaving the fleet in August 2019 following her last cruise for the company, a Norway and North Cape cruise from Southampton, departing 22 July 2019.
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