Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship finally departs after four months stranded in Belfast
The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has finally set sail after four months stranded in Belfast. The ship was due to leave on a three-and-a-half-year cruise on 30 May but engine problems left the boat stuck in the city. But just before midnight on Monday, September 30, the cruise ship finally set sail.
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Villa Vie Odyssey Belfast: CEO Mike Petterson gives update as residents 'enjoy day at sea' in Belfast LoughThe Villa Vie Odyssey - apparently the world's first perpetual round the world cruise liner - has been on the cusp of ...
Villa Vie's is not the first extended cruise plan that's run into problems. Another company, Life at Sea Cruises, had ...
The Villa Vie Odyssey had been scheduled to leave Belfast in May but its departure was delayed as it needed repairs. Now it ...
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The Villa Vie Odyssey Voyage Cut Short and Told to Return Hours After Leaving Belfast to Complete PaperworkThe world-renowned cruise ship that finally departed Belfast after months of delays, was told to return to port: its voyage ...
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The luxury cruise ship Villa Vie Odyssey finally left Belfast Harbour but had to return - months after it became stranded in ...
Cruise ship passengers stranded in Belfast have finally set sail for a round-the-world trip after months marooned in ...
The Villa Vie Odyssey is returning to Belfast under 24 hours after departing. Customers on the ship said final paperwork ...
A luxury cruise ship stranded in Belfast for four months will return to port hours after it finally set sail. Villa Vie ...
Ahead of the expected departure, Lesly Curtis, a passenger from the US city of Seattle, told The Independent: “I’m excited ...
Villa Vie's residential cruise ship has finally set sail from Belfast on its around-the-world voyage after a monthslong delay ...
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