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Home›Green Marine›Work to start on Ventura – Britain’s biggest cruise ship
Green Marine

August 29, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Work to start on Ventura – Britain’s biggest cruise ship

WORK on Britain’s biggest and best-equipped cruise ship – the 116,000-ton Ventura – is due to start today. The state-of-the-art vessel, which will carry more than 3,000 passengers in the height of luxury, will be 15 decks high and almost 300 metres long. She is expected to be based in Southampton an

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WORK on Britain’s biggest and best-equipped cruise ship – the 116,000-ton Ventura – is due to start today.

The state-of-the-art vessel, which will carry more than 3,000 passengers in the height of luxury, will be 15 decks high and almost 300 metres long.

She is expected to be based in Southampton and is due to enter service in less than two years’ time.

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