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1960 and is now semi-retired, but continues to write article on classic liners
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then return to this page. Alternatively, view this excellent page and then use
the link at the bottom of the page!
Part
Two
Boat Deck
The
Bridge taken whilst the ship was laid up in Genoa
Photograph
by & © Peter Knego - http://maritimematters.com
Sun
Deck
Topside
far forward is the wonderful Starlight room, come Crow’s Nest, whilst
late at night it serves as a Disco
The
famed Crystal Pool remains unchanged from the “Love Boat” days!
It
is Tropical Feast Night at the Crystal Pool
Portside
looking forward to the Crystal Pool
Observation
Deck
Above
& below; here we see the observation Deck and the
Glass sliding roof over the Crystal Pool closed
Whilst
below it is open and it is time for the lunch buffet
Cabins
and Suites
Above
& below: The first thing we were interested in as we
boarded was of course our cabin and here it is; Cabin A147.
The
cabin is on the starboard side on A Deck one cabin forward of the main the hallway
and the upper level of the 2 level Lobby
Looking
toward the bathroom, wardrobes and the entrance door
The
view of the lobby from almost outside of our cabin, looking aft to port
This
is the same as our cabin just a promotional photograph
from Quail Cruises
Above
& below: This is one of two luxurious Balcony Suites
located aft of A (Aloha) Deck
Promotional
photographs from Quail Cruises
The
Balcony to Suites
A441 & A442
This
is a Junior Suite
Promotional
photograph from Quail Cruises
A typical Inside Cabin
Promotional
photographs from Quail Cruises
Photographs
of the Ship
MS
Pacific at Civitavecchia
MS-Pacific-at-anchor-Villefranche-sur-Mer-Ind-of-Seas
MS-Pacific-Ajaccio-Corsica-France
MS-Pacific-Mahon-aka-Mao-Menorca-Spain
Just for Interest:
MS Pacific did not
sail for much longer as she suffered generator problems and the once famous
Pacific Princess, the “Love Boat” was seized by the Italian Coast
Guard mid 2008 for a massive repair bill of US$14 million that was due to San
Giorgio di Porto Shipyards by Templeton International Inc, something that had
nothing to do with Quail Cruises. However, I suggest that to head to the
Pacific Princess page (see the link at the bottom of the page) and discover
this fine ships whole story as well as her final day’s right to her final
voyage to the Turkish breakers in 2013.
Remembering
One of Two of the Finest Cruise Ships Ever Built!
MS Sea
Venture, Pacific Princess, Pacific
Here
we see the Pacific Princess in the days when she visited Sydney Australia
Photograph
by & © Reuben Goossens
“The
Love Boat”
Memories of her as the “Love
Boat” with her wonderful crew!
Image above & photo below from the “Love
Boat show” and “Princess Cruises”
Farewell
Pacific Princess, the Old Girl, that became the Pacific,
For
the delivery voyage to the breakers she was named the “ACIC” and
she was broken up in 2013/14!
MS
Pacific – Index:
Part One … Eckhard Herrnsdorf provides his
cruise review and wonderful photo album of his voyage
Part Two … This
is Part Two of the Photo Album
Deck Plan
Pacific
Princess
… Comprehensive feature, covering
her from birth to her end!
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