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Cunard Adventurer was a Cunard Line cruise ship that operated from 1971 - 1977. She was the first of the company’s vessels in the 20th century to bear a name that did not end in “ia” or begin with “Queen. ” Sold in 1977 Cunard Adventurer became MS Sunward II for Norwegian Cruise Line.
first was the Cunard Adventurer and Cunard Ambassador was the second.
I was asked to go to the
Cunard Adventurer and made the maiden voyage there.1
board TRITON (ex CUNARD ADVENTURER, SUNWARD II) has been cut short,
with 200 passengers being transferred to a Minoan Lines ferry to
complete their trip to Italy where they will be flown 2
Default Cunard Adventurer or the Navarino (Karagorgis Line)
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It was either the Cunard Adventurer or the Navarino, Not sure it was
so many years ago.3
Sunward II, Cunard Adventurer, Triton
LOUIS
Corinthian II
1991
Renaissance Seven, Sun, Island Sun
Travel 4
gutted by fire, and Cunard Adventurer was sold).
In 1982, the British government requisitioned QE2 to serve as a
troopship in the Falklands campaign.5
began her career at sea working on the Cunard Adventurer in the
Laundry, and then met Andy on the Cunard Princess, who was Security
Petty Officer at the time.6
CUNARD ADVENTURER, the AMBASSADOR and the QE2 back in ‘73
and ‘74.7
originally named the Cunard Adventurer), Year the boat was
refurbished (1996)
* World Renaissance, Cruise Ship, Royal Olympia Cruises, 805 Third
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as Cunard Adventurer debuting in November 1971, sold to Norwegian
Caribbean Line s (NCL) in 1977, becoming the Sunward II in April of
that year.9
Cunard Adventurer (1971-present) Built as ms Cunard Adventurer in 1971
by the Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappij (RDM), Rotterdam, the
Netherlands for the Cunard Line.10
NCL purchased the Cunard Adventurer built in 1971 from Cunard and
introduced her as the new Sunward II in May 1977.11