CRUISE Ship Arrives For Terminal's First International Turnaround
Saturday, 28 July 2012 | 
CRUISE ship Kristina Katarina arrived on the Clyde for the first time, for a two-day stay at Greenock Ocean Terminal.
The 12,700-tonne ship, operated by Finnish cruise line Kristina Cruises, arrived in from Corpach early on Saturday, concluding a cruise.
Kristina Katarina, which can carry up to 450 passengers, is expected to leave, bound for Corpach, around 6pm on Sunday with a new load of holidaymakers flown in for another trip.
This is the first international turnaround call the terminal has had.
Photos of Kristina Katarina on the Clyde
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