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P&O Arcadia Itineraries 2020 P&O Arcadia Itineraries 2020 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. Date Port Arrive-Depart 18-Feb-2020 At Sea 1-Jan-2020 Amsterdam, Holland 19-Feb-2020 Sydney, Australia 2-Jan-2020 Zeebrugge (Brussels), Belgium 20-Feb-2020 Sydney, Australia 3-Jan-2020 Southampton (England), United 21-Feb-2020 At Sea Kingdom 22-Feb-2020 Brisbane, Australia 4-Jan-2020 At Sea 23-Feb-2020 At Sea 5-Jan-2020 At Sea 24-Feb-2020 Airlie Beach, Australia 6-Jan-2020 At Sea 25-Feb-2020 Yorkey's Knob, Australia 7-Jan-2020 Funchal (Madeira), Portugal 26-Feb-2020 At Sea 8-Jan-2020 At Sea 27-Feb-2020 At Sea 9-Jan-2020 At Sea 28-Feb-2020 At Sea 10-Jan-2020 At Sea 29-Feb-2020 At Sea 11-Jan-2020 At Sea 1-Mar-2020 At Sea 12-Jan-2020 At Sea 2-Mar-2020 Manila, Philippines 13-Jan-2020 Bridgetown, Barbados 3-Mar-2020 At Sea 14-Jan-2020 At Sea 4-Mar-2020 At Sea 15-Jan-2020 Willemstad (Curacao), Netherlands Antilles 5-Mar-2020 Shanghai, China 16-Jan-2020 At Sea 6-Mar-2020 Shanghai, China 17-Jan-2020 Panama Canal, Panama 7-Mar-2020 At Sea 18-Jan-2020 At Sea 8-Mar-2020 At Sea 19-Jan-2020 At Sea 9-Mar-2020 Hong Kong, China 20-Jan-2020 Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala 10-Mar-2020 Hong Kong, China 21-Jan-2020 At Sea 11-Mar-2020 At Sea 22-Jan-2020 At Sea 12-Mar-2020 At Sea 23-Jan-2020 Manzanillo, Mexico 13-Mar-2020 At Sea 24-Jan-2020 At Sea 14-Mar-2020 Singapore (Marina Bay), Singapore 25-Jan-2020 At Sea 15-Mar-2020 Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia 26-Jan-2020 At Sea 16-Mar-2020 Penang, Malaysia 27-Jan-2020 San Francisco (California), United States 17-Mar-2020 At Sea 28-Jan-2020 San Francisco (California), United 18-Mar-2020 At Sea States 29-Jan-2020 At Sea 19-Mar-2020 Colombo, Sri Lanka 30-Jan-2020 At Sea 20-Mar-2020 At Sea 31-Jan-2020 At Sea 21-Mar-2020 At Sea 1-Feb-2020 At Sea 22-Mar-2020 At Sea 2-Feb-2020 Honolulu-Oahu (Hawaii), United States 23-Mar-2020 At Sea 3-Feb-2020 Honolulu-Oahu (Hawaii), United States 24-Mar-2020 Dubai (Port Rashid), United Arab Emirates 4-Feb-2020 At Sea 25-Mar-2020 Dubai (Port Rashid), United Arab 5-Feb-2020 At Sea Emirates 26-Mar-2020 Muscat, Oman 6-Feb-2020 At Sea 27-Mar-2020 At Sea 7-Feb-2020 At Sea 28-Mar-2020 At Sea 8-Feb-2020 Pago Pago, American Samoa 29-Mar-2020 At Sea 9-Feb-2020 At Sea 30-Mar-2020 At Sea 10-Feb-2020 At Sea 31-Mar-2020 At Sea 11-Feb-2020 Nuku Alofa, Tonga 1-Apr-2020 Suez Canal, Egypt 12-Feb-2020 At Sea 2-Apr-2020 Port Said, Egypt 13-Feb-2020 At Sea 2-Apr-2020 Suez Canal, Egypt 14-Feb-2020 Tauranga, New Zealand 3-Apr-2020 At Sea 15-Feb-2020 Auckland, New Zealand 4-Apr-2020 At Sea 16-Feb-2020 Bay of Islands (Paihia), New Zealand 5-Apr-2020 La Valletta, Malta 17-Feb-2020 At Sea www.crew-center.com P&O Arcadia Itineraries 2020 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. 6-Apr-2020 At Sea 25-May-2020 Arrecife (Canary Islands), Spain 7-Apr-2020 At Sea 26-May-2020 At Sea 8-Apr-2020 At Sea 27-May-2020 Praia da Rocha, Portugal 9-Apr-2020 Lisbon, Portugal 28-May-2020 At Sea 10-Apr-2020 At Sea 29-May-2020 At Sea 11-Apr-2020 At Sea 30-May-2020 At Sea 12-Apr-2020 Southampton (England), United 31-May-2020 Southampton (England), United Kingdom Kingdom 13-Apr-2020 At Sea 1-Jun-2020 At Sea 14-Apr-2020 At Sea 2-Jun-2020 Goteborg, Sweden 15-Apr-2020 At Sea 3-Jun-2020 At Sea 16-Apr-2020 Funchal (Madeira), Portugal 4-Jun-2020 Gdansk (Gdynia), Poland 17-Apr-2020 Las Palmas (Grand Canaria), Spain 5-Jun-2020 Klaipeda, Lithuania 18-Apr-2020 Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands), Spain 6-Jun-2020 Visby, Sweden 19-Apr-2020 Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura), Spain 7-Jun-2020 At Sea 20-Apr-2020 Arrecife (Canary Islands), Spain 8-Jun-2020 Saint Petersburg, Russia 21-Apr-2020 At Sea 9-Jun-2020 Saint Petersburg, Russia 22-Apr-2020 Cadiz, Spain 10-Jun-2020 At Sea 23-Apr-2020 Lisbon, Portugal 11-Jun-2020 Ronne (Bornholm), Denmark 24-Apr-2020 At Sea 12-Jun-2020 Warnemunde, Germany 25-Apr-2020 At Sea 13-Jun-2020 Copenhagen, Denmark 26-Apr-2020 Southampton (England), United 14-Jun-2020 At Sea Kingdom 15-Jun-2020 At Sea 27-Apr-2020 At Sea 16-Jun-2020 Southampton (England), United 28-Apr-2020 At Sea Kingdom 29-Apr-2020 Lisbon, Portugal 17-Jun-2020 At Sea 30-Apr-2020 At Sea 18-Jun-2020 At Sea 1-May-2020 Alicante, Spain 19-Jun-2020 At Sea 2-May-2020 At Sea 20-Jun-2020 Cartagena (Murcia), Spain 3-May-2020 Ajaccio (Corsica), France 21-Jun-2020 At Sea 4-May-2020 Genoa, Italy 22-Jun-2020 At Sea 5-May-2020 Elba Island, Italy 23-Jun-2020 Corfu, Greece 6-May-2020 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 24-Jun-2020 Dubrovnik, Croatia 7-May-2020 Salerno, Italy 25-Jun-2020 Split, Croatia 8-May-2020 At Sea 26-Jun-2020 Venice, Italy 9-May-2020 Palma De Mallorca, Spain 27-Jun-2020 At Sea 10-May-2020 Valencia, Spain 28-Jun-2020 At Sea 11-May-2020 At Sea 29-Jun-2020 Cagliari (Sardinia), Italy 12-May-2020 Gibraltar, United Kingdom 30-Jun-2020 At Sea 13-May-2020 At Sea 1-Jul-2020 Gibraltar, United Kingdom 14-May-2020 At Sea 2-Jul-2020 At Sea 15-May-2020 Southampton (England), United 3-Jul-2020 At Sea Kingdom 4-Jul-2020 At Sea 16-May-2020 At Sea 5-Jul-2020 Southampton (England), United 17-May-2020 Ferrol, Spain Kingdom 18-May-2020 At Sea 6-Jul-2020 At Sea 19-May-2020 At Sea 7-Jul-2020 Hamburg, Germany 20-May-2020 Funchal (Madeira), Portugal 8-Jul-2020 At Sea 21-May-2020 Funchal (Madeira), Portugal 9-Jul-2020 Amsterdam, Holland 22-May-2020 Las Palmas (Grand Canaria), Spain 10-Jul-2020 Amsterdam, Holland 23-May-2020 Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands), Spain 11-Jul-2020 Zeebrugge (Brussels), Belgium 24-May-2020 Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura), Spain www.crew-center.com P&O Arcadia Itineraries 2020 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. 12-Jul-2020 Southampton (England), United 27-Aug-2020 Visby, Sweden Kingdom 28-Aug-2020 At Sea 13-Jul-2020 At Sea 29-Aug-2020 Saint Petersburg, Russia 14-Jul-2020 Oslo, Norway 30-Aug-2020 Saint Petersburg, Russia 15-Jul-2020 Oslo, Norway 31-Aug-2020 At Sea 16-Jul-2020 At Sea 1-Sep-2020 Klaipeda, Lithuania 17-Jul-2020 Gdansk (Gdynia), Poland 2-Sep-2020 At Sea 18-Jul-2020 Klaipeda, Lithuania 3-Sep-2020 Oslo, Norway 19-Jul-2020 Riga, Latvia 4-Sep-2020 Kristiansand, Norway 20-Jul-2020 At Sea 5-Sep-2020 At Sea 21-Jul-2020 Saint Petersburg, Russia 6-Sep-2020 Southampton (England), United 22-Jul-2020 Saint Petersburg, Russia Kingdom 23-Jul-2020 Tallinn, Estonia 7-Sep-2020 At Sea 24-Jul-2020 At Sea 8-Sep-2020 At Sea 25-Jul-2020 At Sea 9-Sep-2020 At Sea 26-Jul-2020 Skagen, Denmark 10-Sep-2020 At Sea 27-Jul-2020 At Sea 11-Sep-2020 St. Johns (Newfoundland), Canada 28-Jul-2020 Southampton (England), United 12-Sep-2020 At Sea Kingdom 13-Sep-2020 Corner Brook NFLD, Canada 29-Jul-2020 At Sea 14-Sep-2020 Cap-aux-Meules, Canada 30-Jul-2020 Haugesund, Norway 15-Sep-2020 At Sea 31-Jul-2020 Flaam, Norway 16-Sep-2020 Halifax (Nova Scotia), Canada 31-Jul-2020 Skjolden, Norway 17-Sep-2020 At Sea 1-Aug-2020 Flaam, Norway 18-Sep-2020 Boston (Massachusetts), United States 2-Aug-2020 Hellesylt, Norway 19-Sep-2020 Boston (Massachusetts), United States 3-Aug-2020 Geiranger, Norway 20-Sep-2020 At Sea 3-Aug-2020 Hellesylt, Norway 21-Sep-2020 Newport (Rhode Island), United States 4-Aug-2020 Andalsnes, Norway 22-Sep-2020 New York City (New York), United 5-Aug-2020 Olden, Norway States 6-Aug-2020 At Sea 23-Sep-2020 New York City (New York), United States 7-Aug-2020 Stavanger, Norway 24-Sep-2020 New York City (New York), United 8-Aug-2020 At Sea States 25-Sep-2020 At Sea 9-Aug-2020 Southampton (England), United Kingdom 26-Sep-2020 Portland (Maine), United States 10-Aug-2020 At Sea 27-Sep-2020 Bar Harbor (Maine), United States 11-Aug-2020 Cork (Cobh), Ireland 28-Sep-2020 Saint John (New Brunswick), Canada 12-Aug-2020 At Sea 29-Sep-2020 At Sea 13-Aug-2020 Stornoway (Isle of Lewis), United Kingdom 30-Sep-2020 Sydney (Nova Scotia), Canada 14-Aug-2020 Kirkwall, United Kingdom 1-Oct-2020 At Sea 15-Aug-2020 Invergordon (Scotland), United Kingdom 2-Oct-2020 At Sea 16-Aug-2020 At Sea 3-Oct-2020 At Sea 17-Aug-2020 Greenock (Glasgow-Scotland), United Kingdom 4-Oct-2020 At Sea 18-Aug-2020 Dublin, Ireland 5-Oct-2020 At Sea 19-Aug-2020 At Sea 6-Oct-2020 Southampton (England), United 20-Aug-2020 Guernsey - St.
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