Port activity will intensify considerably, especially on Monday, which will see the arrival of nearly 10,000 people. The first vessel, the MSC Opera, is scheduled to dock at seven in the morning and depart at five in the afternoon with 2,393 passengers, mostly of Italian nationality.
This will be followed by the Borealis, from the United Kingdom, which will arrive at eight in the morning and set sail at six in the evening, carrying 1,350 travelers.
Sunday will feature the Sea Cloud Spirit, with 136 cruise passengers from the United States, and the Crystal Serenity, bringing 634 passengers of the same nationality. Sunday's activities will conclude with the Silver Muse, carrying 1,162 people, also predominantly from the United States, arriving at eight in the morning and departing at eleven at night.
Monday is anticipated to be the busiest day, with the arrival of the ships Britannia and MSC Virtuosa. The former, with a predominantly British passenger base, is scheduled to dock at nine in the morning and depart at eight in the evening. The MSC Virtuosa, also with a majority of British travelers, will dock at eight in the morning and sail at five in the afternoon, bringing 5,840 passengers, while the Britannia will contribute 4,151.
These arrivals follow recent luxury calls last week, such as the Explora III, a cruise ship from the company Explora Journeys, and the German-flagged Mein Schiff Flow from Tui Cruises, which carried nearly 4,000 people.
