Arvia docks for second home-porting call in St john’s
P&O’s Arvia arrived at Antigua Cruise Port’s Fifth Berth for its second homeporting operations Saturday morning.
The vessel arrived with 4634 passengers and 1692 crew members onboard.
It is the largest cruise vessel to ever call in Antigua and Barbuda so far, docked at the 5th Pier.
Three Virgin Atlantic aircraft also arrive with passengers who were taken to Heritage Quay to board the ship.
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