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• Length (LOA) 329 m / 1079 ft
• Passengers 4406
• Destination Southampton
• ETA September 20, 02:45
• Speed 20 kn / 37 km/h
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Where is the current location of britannia right now ship britannia is a passenger ship navigating under the united kingdom flag. the imo number is 9614036 and mmsi number is 235106595. general vessel particulars are as follows length overall (loa) of 329 m and beam (max width) of 45 m. live maps below show the following voyage data - present position, next port of call, estimated (eta) and predicted time of arrival (pta), current speed, course, draught, photos, videos, local time, utc time..

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Current position of Britannia : Under way from Haugesund to Southampton

• Departure was 17 hrs 35 min ago. (at 16:30 h local time)
• Arrival will be in 20 hrs 55 min. (at 06:00 h local time)
• Traveled distance since Haugesund: 135.28 nm (250.54 km)
• Remaining distance to Southampton: 502.95 nm (931.46 km)
• Traveled distance since Southampton: 1,414.54 nm (2,619.72 km)
• Speed: 19.90 kn (36.85 km/h)
• Course: 190°

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Where is P&O Britannia now? Tracker and route details

• Jimmy Grant
• Published : 11:00, 1 Sep 2023
• Updated : 12:51, 1 Sep 2023

BRITANNIA is a merchant vessel and the flagship cruise ship of the P&O fleet.

But where is the luxury liner now and what are the details of its route?

Where is the P&O Britannia now?

The Britannia sails all over the world, carrying its passengers in comfort and style.

It is possible to plan a long time ahead when booking a cruise on the ocean liner. Due to its jam-packed calendar of voyages, the mighty vessel's itinerary is scheduled years in advance.

At the time of writing (September 1), the Britannia is in Southampton, England .

The Britannia will be in these locations on the following dates:

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• September 4 — Keil, Germany
• September 6-7 — Helsinki, Finland
• September 8 — Tallin, Estonia
• September 9 — Visby, Sweden
• September 11-12 — Copenhagen, Denmark
• September 15 — Southampton, England
• September 17 — Stavanger, Norway
• September 18 — Nordfjordeid, Norway
• September 19 — Flam, Norway
• September 20 — Haugesund, Norway
• September 22 — Southampton, England
• September 26 — Funchal, Portugal
• September 27 — La Palma, Canary Islands
• September 28 — Tenerife , Canary Islands
• September 29 — Gran Canaria , Canary Islands
• September 30 — Lanzarote , Canary Islands
• October 2 — Cádiz, Spain
• October 3 — Lisbon , Portugal
• October 6 — Southampton, England

When did P&O Britannia leave and where from?

The Britannia Set sail from Southampton on August 18, 2023 for a 14-day round trip to the Mediterranean.

It arrived in Spain on August 22, docking first in Cádiz, before moving on to Cartagena on the 24th, Ibiza on the 26th and Majorca on the 26th.

On its way back to the UK the passenger ship stopped at the island of Gibraltar on August 29, before returning and dropping anchor in Southampton on September 1.

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The jewell of the P&O fleet doesn't rest long though, setting out on a 14-day round trip to Northern Europe and Scandinavia the very same day.

The cruise liner makes it first stop in Kiel, Germany  on September 4, then visits Helsinki, Finland between the 6th and 7th, arriving in Tallin, Estonia on the 8th, then Visby in Sweden on the 9th, moving on to Copenhagen , Denmark on the 11th, before mooring again in Southampton on September 15.

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Built in 2015, the P&O Cruises UK Britannia cruise ship weighs 144K tons and has 1836 staterooms for up to 4406 passengers served by 1350 crew . There are 18 passenger decks, 8 with cabins. You can expect a space ratio of 33 gross tons per passenger on this ship. On this page are the current deck plans for Britannia showing deck plan layouts, public venues and all the types of cabins including pictures and videos.

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Sleeps up to: 4 92 Cabins Cabin: 243 sqft (23 m 2 ) Balcony: 36 sqft (3 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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Sleeps up to: 4 326 Cabins Cabin: 185 sqft (17 m 2 ) Balcony: 36 sqft (3 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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Sleeps up to: 4 896 Cabins Cabin: 174 sqft (16 m 2 ) Balcony: 36 sqft (3 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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Sleeps up to: 4 460 Cabins Cabin: 175 sqft (16 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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Utah Man’s Cruise Ship, Bought on Craigslist, Now Sinking After He Spent Over $1 Million Restoring It

The 'Aurora' began to "sink in 13 feet of water and discharge pollution," the U.S. Coast Guard announced in May

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A man from Utah spent over $1 million restoring a cruise ship he bought on Craiglist that has begun sinking.

Technology entrepreneur Chris Willson revealed in an interview with  CNN Travel that he and his long-term partner, Jin Li, spent 15 years restoring the Aurora — a 293-foot vessel — after purchasing it online in 2008. The ship also features 85 cabins, a swimming pool and a theater.

While Willson didn't disclose the original cost of the vessel, he said in the interview published on Wednesday, Sept. 18, that he was able to "work out a really good deal with the owner."

Willson recalled immediately falling in love with Aurora after discovering a few facts about it. The boat was originally named the Wappen von Hamburg,  built by Germany after World War II, inspired  The Love Boat and was featured in the 1963 film  From Russia with Love.

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He told CNN Travel that Aurora spent a year docked at Rio Vista, Calif., around three years at San Francisco’s Pier 38, and was docked at Herman & Helen’s Marina, around 24 kilometers from Stockton, Calif., in 2012.

"I’d gotten quite a ways. I think we had 10 areas solidly restored and refurnished meticulously," he said about his work on the vessel. He ended up selling the boat in October 2023 after locals took issue with the dormant ship, reports CNN Travel.

"These were kind of major areas. So we were pretty proud of that. So we were doing a pretty good job. We had marine engineers involved," continued Willson. "(There was) no lack of people coming out to loan a hand."

While the identity of the individual who brought the Aurora has not been publicly shared, the U.S. Coast Guard announced on Wednesday, May 22 , that it had begun to "sink in 13 feet of water and discharge pollution."

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"It has been determined the ship has suffered a hole and is taking on water and is currently leaking diesel fuel and oil into the Delta Waterway," added the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office in a post on X .

The U.S. Coast Guard announced in late June that contractors hired by a Unified Command tried to refloat the Aurora and remove "an estimated 21,675 gallons of oily water, 3,193 gallons of hazardous waste, and five 25-yard bins of debris."

"Extensive surveys suggest that no recoverable oil remains onboard. There were no observations of oiled wildlife throughout the response," the U.S. Coast Guard's press release said, noting that the City of Stockton had "hired contractors to maintain pumps within the vessel to address potential water ingress and monitor the vessel."

The city's community relations officer, Connie Cochran, told CNN Travel that when the Aurora sank, it had "no clear ownership," and Stockton officials are “figuring out how to dispose of the vessel.”

She added that the ship is a "public hazard" and "danger to the environment," however, the city hopes a portion of it can be "recouped."

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In a recent post on a Facebook group page chronicling the restoration of the Aurora, Willson said that the "new owner has consistently reached out to every pertinent agency, fervently proclaiming his ownership status, and has provided unequivocal legal documentation confirming his ownership."

PEOPLE has reached out to the city of Stockton for comment.

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TikTokers Matt and Abby spark backlash for dining without their kids amid cruise ship controversy

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Matt and Abby Howard, a couple on TikTok known for posting content about their two toddlers, have responded to backlash after they were accused of leaving their children unattended on a cruise ship.

This week, Abby posted in a since-expired Instagram Story that she and her husband were leaving their children – Griffin, two, and August, one – in their room while the couple went to dinner elsewhere on the cruise ship.

“So we ended up taking them for five nights and it became apparent that they weren’t enjoying it and therefore we weren’t either,” her story read. “So THEN we switched our dinner time to AFTER their bedtime and FaceTimed the monitors while we ate.”

The mother explained in another Instagram Story that regular baby monitors don’t work on the cruise ship “unless you’re only like 10 feet away,” which is why they resorted to FaceTime instead. “And that worked out muchhhh better for everyone,” she added.

This led many people on TikTok to question their parental decision, claiming that young children should never be left alone under any circumstances.

“The most shocking thing about the Matt and Abby cruise situation is that they posted in REAL TIME that their kids were alone,” one person wrote in a video. “What if a follower was on that ship? A stalker? Literally anyone?? They are so lucky that nothing horrible happened.”

“I am up in arms even as someone who is not a parent,” another video about the couple began. “I love my nieces and nephews so deeply I would do anything for them. I won’t even let them get ice cream toppings at the store without holding my hand, let alone leaving them alone.”

On Monday, September 16, the couple responded to the backlash on TikTok by clarifying that they were traveling with Abby’s family members on the cruise ship. “We take our role as parents extremely seriously, and we love our children more than anything in the entire world, and we’re very protective of our kids,” Matt began the video.

He mentioned that they were on the cruise with their extended family, saying: “And people started to speculate, and believe, that we had left our children alone in their staterooms. And that is just completely untrue. We had someone with our children at all times on this boat. Period.”

Abby then chimed in: “I can see where my story did lead to misunderstanding, which is why I ended up deleting it several hours after posting it.”

She said that although she is grateful for many people feeling concerned for her children, she echoed Matt’s claims that “we have not, would not, will not ever leave our children unattended.”

At another point during the video, the TikToker mentioned that their toddlers always sleep in black-out tents – which they even take with them when they travel – and they also feature a slot to place a baby monitor. “Even if we are sleeping in the exact same room as the boys, we always turn their monitor on,” the mother of two said. “Even when we would tag-team and take turns at family dinner, we would turn on FaceTime so we could also have eyes on them as their parents if we weren’t the ones attending them in that moment.”

The video ended with Matt explaining how grateful both he and Abby were for family members being on the cruise ship, which allowed them to take some time away from constantly checking the baby monitors.

“And we’re so thankful to [Abby’s family members],” he said. “Because we spent a lot of our time on this boat in our staterooms manning the baby monitors. And if it wasn’t for Abby’s extended family, we really would have not gotten a chance to really get out of the room.”

The Independent has contacted Matt and Abby for comment.

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