P&O's Iona Undergoes First Drydock
P&O Cruises' Iona is currently in drydock at a shipyard in Rotterdam for routine maintenance and a technical overhaul.
The 183,900-ton, 5,200-guest vessel, part of Carnival Corporation's Excel-class series, is expected to resume service on October 23, 2025.
Its first sailing after the refit will be a two-night cruise to nowhere, followed by a seven-night cruise to Spain and France, kicking off a winter season in Northern Europe and the Canary Islands.
The LNG-powered ship is undergoing technical maintenance before welcoming guests back.
Author's summary: Iona undergoes first drydock in Rotterdam.
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