Ally

Ship Profile

Passenger Capacity
Twin share 479 guests
Total Berths 592 guests
Cabins 241

Last refurbishment 2008

Flag Portuguese

Vital Statistics
Beam 21.3 metres
Length 162.37 metres
Gross Tonnage 15,833 ton
Draft 7.8 metres
Cruising Speed 16 knots
Passenger Decks 7
Stabilised and Airconditioned Yes
Electric current 220v ac
Passenger lifts 2

Crew Portuguese and International
Cruise staff and entertainers Australian and International

Cabins

The majority of cabins enjoy a port hole or window ocean view and are generally very spacious compared to today’s ships. All 241 cabins have television, private en-suite facilities many have a bath with shower.

In addition to a wide choice of standard and superior twin bedded cabins there are also a good selection of higher graded larger junior suites and very spacious balcony suites all having the added advantage of a sitting area, a fridge, hairdryer and a safe. A limited number of cabins also have double beds and extra upper fold away pullman bed or sofa beds.

• All cabins are equipped with telephone, music, air conditioning, satellite TV and en suite facilities.
• All Premium Cabins and Suites have hairdryer, safe and mini-bar.
• All Atlantic Deck cabins have hairdryer, mini-bar and safe.

Ship Facilities:

Restaurant (two-sitting dining) • Deck buffet • Show lounge • Four bars
(Neptune Bar, Piano Bar, Club Room and Veranda Bar) • Disco • Outdoor Swimming pool • Wellness centre (beauty salon, spa and gym) • Casino • Hairdresser • Photo shop • Boutique • Medical centre • Laundry service • Two lifts • Satellite communications service (telephone, fax and internet) • Reception with exchange facilities • Shore excursion deck • Card room & library

Currency: Australian dollars and Euros

Language: English

Classic International Cruises Australia

Princess Daphne Cabin Selection. Classic International Cruises Australia

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1965 - Cunard Queen Mary
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1970 - Cunard Queen Elizabeth 2
1971 - P&O Oriana
1972 - SS France
1975 - SS Leopard
1977 - P&O Canberra
2005 - NCL Norwegian Jewel - Shakedown Cruise - Jersey
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neil

hi

It looks like someone has slipped up on this website as well as several others !

The picture being used as the Princess Daphne is in fact the Princess Danae !

On the Princess Daphne, which was named Ocean Monarch, the superstructure below the bridge has not been extended as far forward as on the Princess Danae.


Neil

neil

Ocean Monarch, which is now owned by Classic International Cruises, has still not been re-named.

Her new name will be Princess Daphne.

Picture below of her on the River Tagus at Lisbon in early September 2008.

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