Azamara Onward
Built by Chantiers de l'Atlantique in Saint-Nazaire, France, the vessel originally entered service as R Three for Renaissance Cruises before being acquired by Princess Cruises following Renaissance's collapse and renamed Pacific Princess, a name honoring the ship featured in the television series The Love Boat. After operating under Princess Cruises for nearly two decades, including seasonal deployments with P&O Cruises Australia, the ship was purchased by Azamara Cruises and renamed Azamara Onward.
The ship has a gross tonnage of 30,312 and accommodates up to 672 passengers on a lower berth basis, served by a crew of 373. Azamara Onward spans 181 metres in length with a beam of 25 metres, spread across 11 decks and 352 cabins. The vessel operates at a service speed of 18 knots using Wartsila engines.
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