The newly built Freedom of the Seas, the world’s largest passenger ship, is crossing the Atlantic Ocean, bound for New York City. The Freedom of the Seas will then move to Bayonne, where it will leave on May 18 for a trip to Boston. The ship’s departure from Bayonne won’t be its maiden voyage. Last month, the Freedom of the Seas sailed from Hamburg, Germany, to Oslo, Norway, said Tracy Quan, a spokeswoman for Miami-based Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., which owns the ship.
Green Marine
about 20 years ago
Largest passenger ship to sail from Bayonne to Boston
The newly built Freedom of the Seas, the world’s largest passenger ship, is crossing the Atlantic Ocean, bound for New York City. The Freedom of the Seas will then move to Bayonne, where it will leave on May 18 for a trip to Boston. The ship’s departure from Bayonne won’t be its maiden voyage. Last
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