Seen of the east coast at around 7am local time ORIANA docked at the King’s Wharf in the large Royal Naval Dockyard complex.
The Island despite it's position almost 1609 km north of the Caribbean the climate is a Sub-Tropical due to the Gulf Stream passing nearby the Island accordingly the weather varies according to the season from mild winters to blistering hot summers.
For ORIANA and her passengers yesterday the weather greeted them with heavy winds and occasional rain.
ORIANA's house flag and local plam trees blow in the wind |
At a round 4:15pm with the tugs POWERFUL and FAITHFUL attending due to the wind ORIANA began lifting off the berth.
ORIANA begins moving away from the berth |
ORIANA makes her way away from the berth |
Leaving Bermuda and the ports she has called at behind ORIANA is one day into a 6 day Transatlantic crossing where she will call at Funchal, Madeira on the 21st February.
As well as being ORIANA's second call at the port her presence marked the beginning of the cruise season and as such was reported in the local press which can be read online here
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