Saphire Princess makes inaugural call to St John’s
Princess Cruise Saphire Princess made its inaugural call to the island’s Heritage Quay port on Saturday.
The ship brought over 3600 guests and crew to the island and was welcomed by officials from the Ministry of Tourism, customs, the police, the St. John’s taxi service and Antigua cruise port.
The ship departs Antigua on Saturday to its next port of call Saint Martin.
Th ship has three more scheduled visits to the island
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