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THE LATEST ADDITION TO P&O CRUISES' FLEET, PACIFIC EDEN MADE HER FIRST CALL TO KANGAROO ISLAND ON SATURDAY - ONE OF A SERIES OF MAIDEN VISITS ON HER INAUGRAL VOYAGE.

The Latest Addition To P&O Cruises’ Fleet, Pacific Eden Made Her First Call To Kangaroo Island On Saturday – One Of A Series Of Maiden Visits On Her Inaugural Voyage.

The 55,820-tonne ship anchored off the coast of Kangaroo Island with her guests transferring to the island for a day of sightseeing and tours. Among the highlights on offer to guests exploring the island’s natural beauty and wildlife were visits to Cape Willoughby and the local sea lion colony at Seal Bay.

Pacific Eden Kangaroo Island maiden call

Sailing on her inaugural 10-night cruise from Fremantle to Sydney, the 1500-guest Pacific Eden arrived in Melbourne today for her first visit to the Victorian capital.

She will debut in Sydney on Wednesday for P&O Cruises’ Five Ship Spectacular and her official naming by godmother Kate Ritchie.

PO Cruises Pacific Eden maiden call to Kangaroo Island

For more on P&O Cruises Australia 5 ship Spectacular go to :www.pocruises.com.au/5ships

Information supplied by : P&O Cruises Australia.

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