AIDA: triplo scalo a St. John’s / Antigua
Una cosa del genere non si vede tutti i giorni: il 27 febbraio 2023, ben tre navi da crociera AIDA hanno attraccato nel porto di St. John’s, nell’isola caraibica di Antigua.
Si tratta delle tre navi gemelle AIDAdiva, AIDAluna e AIDAperla.
Lo spettacolo non è stato solo un evento emozionante per gli ospiti, anche i capitani e l’equipaggio hanno apprezzato molto l’incontro: il Capitano Panagiotis Mantzavinos di AIDAdiva, il Capitano Sven Gärtner di AIDAluna e il Capitano Pedro Ziegler di AIDAperla hanno colto l’occasione per un incontro tra colleghi.
AIDA: Triple call in St. John’s / Antigua
You don’t see something like this every day: on 27 February 2023, no less than three AIDA cruise ships docked in the port of St. John’s on the Caribbean Island of Antigua.
The cruise itineraries of the three sister ships AIDAdiva, AIDAluna and AIDAperla, which all spend the winter months in Caribbean waters, exceptionally crossed last Monday. The spectacle was not only an exciting event for the guests, also the captains and crew enjoyed the meeting very much: Captain Panagiotis Mantzavinos of AIDAdiva, Captain Sven Gärtner of AIDAluna and Captain Pedro Ziegler of AIDAperla took the opportunity for a meeting among colleagues. The ships’ crew organised a party for the guests on the pier with music, drinks and even a FitforDrums workshop.
During the 2022/2023 winter season, AIDA ships will be regular visitors in Antigua. A total of 27 calls are on the schedule for this season. The sister meeting of the three AIDA cruise ships in St. Johns, however, was undoubtedly an unforgettable experience and will be long remembered by all involved.
From March, it is time for the three AIDA ships to say goodbye to winter cruising. For AIDAdiva, it’s off to Warnemünde for Scandinavia cruises in the summer season. AIDAluna will offer cruises to Norway and Sweden as well as to the Arctic Circle from Kiel. AIDAperla’s summer home port will be Hamburg. From here, cruises to Norway’s fjords are on the programme.
Rostock, March 1, 2023
