Built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, the Oriana made her maiden voyage from Southampton on 9th April 1995. P&O’s flagship, Oriana visited many places all over the globe before a major re-fit in 2006. This equipped her with improved cabins, the Oriana-Rhodes restaurant and an expanded bar. Upon re-entering service she serves an adults-only ship.
John Stewart’s painting shows the Oriana in Hong Kong during her first cruising stint.
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