Anyone booked Arvia yet or is it just Me.?
Booked K302. January 23.
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Arvia K302
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screwy
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Arvia K302
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towny44
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Re: Arvia K302
Arvia's FERU (floating engine room unit) has just been towed up the Ems river to Papenberg and should soon be in the assembly hall.
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barney
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Re: Arvia K302
We haven’t ventured as big as Britannia yet 
We still consider Azura a large ship.
Maybe one day but more likely to go the other way.
We still consider Azura a large ship.
Maybe one day but more likely to go the other way.
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Stephen
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Re: Arvia K302
barney wrote: 31 May 2021, 18:33We haven’t ventured as big as Britannia yet
We still consider Azura a large ship.
Maybe one day but more likely to go the other way.
We have been on Britannia once. Great if you like walking.
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See1Sail1
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Re: Arvia K302
Hi We have booked for Avira for March 23 have you been on it yet?
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Stephen
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Mervyn and Trish
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Re: Arvia K302
No but we have been on her very similar sister Iona and loved it. Do you have any specific questions we can all help with?
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barney
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Re: Arvia K302
A resurrected thread 
Well, contrary to my previous post, we have booked Arvia for 2024.
We still do have a slight feeling of trepidation but having said that, when Ventura and Azura were launched, we felt exactly the same.
We now love both of them (Azura slightly more because of Glass House)
So, we are going with a completely open mind and a full intention of enjoying every moment.
Well, contrary to my previous post, we have booked Arvia for 2024.
We still do have a slight feeling of trepidation but having said that, when Ventura and Azura were launched, we felt exactly the same.
We now love both of them (Azura slightly more because of Glass House)
So, we are going with a completely open mind and a full intention of enjoying every moment.
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See1Sail1
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Re: Arvia K302
We have been on the Iona on a Canary Island trip and are going on the Avria in March 23 on the repositioning cruise back to Southampton from Barbados.
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barney
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That sounds brilliant.See1Sail1 wrote: 02 Feb 2023, 19:36We have been on the Iona on a Canary Island trip and are going on the Avria in March 23 on the repositioning cruise back to Southampton from Barbados.
I don’t mind a sea day.
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Mervyn and Trish
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Re: Arvia K302
My brother is doing that cruise in 2024. Enjoy.