Vasco da Gama - IMO 8919245

Name:	Statendam (1992–2015) Pacific Eden (2015–2019) Vasco da Gama (2019–)
Owner:	Cruise & Maritime Voyages
Operator:	Holland America Line (1993–2015) P&O Cruises Australia (2015–2019) Cruise & Maritime Voyages (2019–)
Port of registry:	Netherlands (1993–2015) United Kingdom (2015–2019)
Ordered:	1 March 1992
Builder:	Fincantieri, Italy
Cost:	US$180 million
Yard number:	Monfalcone shipyard 5881
Completed:	1993
Identification:	Call sign: 2IYM9 IMO number: 8919245 Lloyd's No.: 8919245 MMSI number: 235113819
Status:	In service
Notes:	[1][2][3]
General characteristics
Class and type:	S class cruise ship
Tonnage:	55,451 GT 26,945 NT 7,637 DWT
Length:	219 m (719 ft)
Beam:	30.8 m (101 ft)
Height:	40 m (130 ft)
Draught:	7.5 m (25 ft)
Depth:	19.2 m (63 ft)
Decks:	14
Deck clearance:	11.5 m (38 ft)
Ice class:	D (minimum)
Installed power:	2 x Sulzer 12ZAV40S, 3 x Sulzer 8ZA40S
Propulsion:	2 x ABB 12,000 kW
Speed:	22-knot (41 km/h)
Capacity:	1,258 passengers
Crew:	557

Columbus - IMO 8611398

Name:	Columbus (2017-present) Pacific Pearl (2010-2017) Ocean Village (2003-2010) Arcadia (1997-2003) Star Princess (1989-1997) FairMajesty (1988)
Owner:	Cruise & Maritime Voyages (2017) P&O Cruises Australia (2010-2017) Ocean Village (2003-2010) P&O Cruises (1997-2003) Princess Cruises (1989-1997) Sitmar Cruises (Construction Only 1987-1988)
Operator:	Cruise & Maritime Voyages (2017) P&O Cruises Australia (2010-2017) Ocean Village (2003-2010) P&O Cruises (1997-2003) Princess Cruises (1989-1997)
Port of registry:	Liberia, Monrovia (1989–1997)  United Kingdom, London (1997–2017)  Bahamas, Nassau (2017 onwards)
Builder:	Chantiers de l'Atlantique
Launched:	28 May 1988
Completed:	15 March 1989
In service:	1989-
Identification:	Call sign: C6CP4 IMO number: 8611398 MMSI number: 311000535
Status:	In service
General characteristics
Tonnage:	63,500 GT [1]
Length:	247 m (810 ft)
Beam:	32 m (105 ft)
Draught:	8.2 m (27 ft)
Decks:	Passengers: 11 Overall: 13
Installed power:	Four diesel engines
Propulsion:	Diesel-electric
Speed:	21.5 knots (39.8 km/h; 24.7 mph)
Capacity:	1,578-1,856 Passengers
Crew:	700

Astoria - IMO 5383304

AS ASTORIA

AS AZORES

Name:	1948–1960: Stockholm 1960–1985: Völkerfreundschaft 1985–1986: Volker 1986–1993: Fridtjof Nansen 1993–1994: Italia I 1994–1998: Italia Prima 1998–2002: Valtur Prima 2002–2005: Caribe 2005–2013: Athena 2013–2016: Azores 2016 onwards: Astoria
Owner:	1948–1960: Swedish America Line 1960–1985: VEB Deutsche Seereederei 1985–1989: Neptunus Rex Enterprises 1989–1994: StarLauro 1994–2002: Nina Cia. di Navigazione 2002–2004: Festival Cruises 2004–present: Nina SpA[1]
Operator:	1948–1960: Swedish America Line 1960–1966: VEB Deutsche Seereederei 1966–1985: VEB Deutsche Seereederei (summer seasons)/Stena Line (winter seasons) 1985–1994: laid up/rebuilt 1994–1995:Nina Cia. di Navigazione 1995–1998: Neckermann Seereisen 1998: laid up 1998–2001: Valtur Tourist 2001–2002: laid up 2002–2004: Festival Cruises 2004–2005: laid up 2005–2013 : Classic International Cruises[1] 2013-2014: Portuscale Cruises 2015-2017: Cruise & Maritime Voyages 2017: ?
Port of registry:	1948–1960: Gothenburg,  Sweden 1960–1985: Rostock,  East Germany 1985–1989: Panama City,  Panama 1989–2004: Naples,  Italy 2004–present: Madeira,  Portugal[1]
Ordered:	October 1944[2]
Builder:	Götaverken, Gothenburg, Sweden
Yard number:	611[1]
Launched:	9 September 1946[1]
Christened:	9 September 1946[2]
Acquired:	7 February 1948[1]
In service:	21 February 1948[1]
Identification:	Swedish Official Number 8926 (1948)[3] Italian Official Number 1749 (1993)[3] Call sign CQRV IMO number: 5383304 MMSI number: 255801380
Status:	In service
General characteristics (as built)[1]
Type:	Ocean liner
Tonnage:	12,165 GRT 4,700 DWT
Length:	160.08 m (525 ft 2 in)
Beam:	21.04 m (69 ft 0 in)
Draught:	7.90 m (25 ft 11 in)
Installed power:	2 × 8-cylinder Götaverken diesel engines 8,900 kW (12,000 hp) (combined)
Speed:	17 knots (31 km/h; 20 mph)
Capacity:	390 passengers
General characteristics (currently)[1]
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	15,614 GRT
Decks:	8[citation needed]
Installed power:	2 × Wärtsilä 16V32 10,700 kW (14,300 hp) (combined)
Speed:	19 knots (35 km/h; 22 mph)
Capacity:	556 passengers

Astor - IMO 8506373

Name:	1987–1988: Astor 1988–1991: Fedor Dostoyevskiy 1991–1995: Fedor Dostoevskiy 1995 onwards: Astor
Namesake:	Fyodor Dostoevsky (2nd name)
Owner:	1987–1988: Marlan Corporation 1988–1991: Black Sea Shipping Company 1991–1996: Fedor Dostoevskiy Shipping Co. 1996–2010: Astor Shipping Co.[1] 2010-2014: Premicon[2] 2014 onwards: Global Maritime Group[3]
Operator:	1987–1988: Marlan Corporation 1988–1990: Transocean Tours 1990–1995: Neckermann Seereisen 1995–1996: Aquamarin 1996 onwards: Transocean Tours[1][4] 2013 onwards : Cruise & Maritime Voyages
Port of registry:	1987–1988: Port Louis,  Mauritius 1988–1991: Odessa,  Soviet Union 1992 [5]–onwards: Nassau  Bahamas[1]
Ordered:	1985[1]
Builder:	HDW, Kiel, West Germany[1]
Cost:	$65 million[6]
Yard number:	218[1]
Launched:	30 May 1986[1]
Acquired:	14 January 1987[1]
Maiden voyage:	14 January 1987[1]
In service:	14 January 1987[1]
Identification:	Call sign: C6JR3 IMO number: 8506373 MMSI number: 308214000
Status:	In service
General characteristics [1]
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	20,704 GT 3,780 DWT[7]
Length:	176.25 m (578 ft 3 in)[7]
Beam:	22.60 m (74 ft 2 in)[7]
Draught:	6.15 m (20 ft 2 in)[7]
Decks:	7 (passenger accessible)[6]
Installed power:	Four Sulzer-Wärtsilä diesel engines 15,400 kW (combined)
Propulsion:	Two propellers[6]
Speed:	18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph)
Capacity:	650 passengers
Crew:	300

Discovery - IMO 7108514 (now scrapped)

Name:	1971–1974: Island Venture 1974–1999: Island Princess 1999–2001: Hyundai Pungak 2001–2002: Platinum 2002–2014: Discovery 2014: Amen
Owner:	2005–2014: Voyages of Discovery
Operator:	1971–1974: Flagship Cruises[1] 1972–1999: Princess Cruises 1999–2001: Hyundai Merchant Marine 2001–2002: Fiducia Shipping 2002–2013: Voyages of Discovery 2013–2014: Cruise & Maritime Voyages
Port of registry:	1971–1974: Oslo  Norway 1974–1999: London,  UK 1999–2002: Panama,  Panama 2002–2014: Hamilton,  Bermuda 2014–2014: Basseterre,  Saint Kitts and Nevis
Cost:	$25 million [2]
Laid down:	1971
Launched:	3 March 1971
Christened:	14 December 1971
Identification:	IMO number: 7108514 Call sign: ZCDG2 MMSI number: 310382000
Status:	Scrapped
General characteristics
Type:	Cruise ship
Tonnage:	20,216 GT
Length:	168.74 m [2]
Beam:	24.64 m
Draught:	7.49 m [2]
Decks:	8 decks passenger accessible
Propulsion:	Three 10-cylinder, One 8 cylinder, GMT-Fiat diesel engines [2]
Speed:	18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph) (service)
Capacity:	698 passengers
Crew:	350 [2]