Arcadia to leave P&O Cruises for Holland America Line in 2029
Carnival’s fleet refresh will also move Cunard’s Queen Anne to P&O Cruises.
Carnival has announced that Arcadia will transfer from P&O Cruises to sister brand Holland America Line in August 2029. As part of the fleet refresh, Cunard’s Queen Anne will move to P&O Cruises.
Arcadia’s closing programme with P&O Cruises will begin with a 16-night Atlantic islands sailing departing on December 21, 2028. The ship will then leave on a 126-night World Cruise on January 6, 2029, featuring maiden calls at Nosy Be in Madagascar, Hiroshima, Mahé, Kochi, Osaka and Puerto Princesa.
Early Saver fares for the World Cruise start at £18,499 per person, based on two guests sharing a balcony cabin.
Following the world voyage, Arcadia is scheduled to begin a 21-night Mediterranean cruise on June 4, 2029. A 14-night Baltic itinerary will depart on June 25.
The ship’s final journey for P&O Cruises will be a 22-night central Mediterranean cruise departing on July 30, ahead of its move to Holland America Line the following month.