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The Arcadia sailed from Southampton earlier this month for a 30-night cruise to Canada and the United States.
Cruising roundtrip from the United Kingdom, the "Autumn Colors of Canada and New England" voyage will feature visits to eight destinations on North America's East Coast.
After crossing the Atlantic, the Arcadia is scheduled to sail to St. John's and Charlottetown before arriving in Quebec City for an overnight call.
The month-long cruise continues with overnight visits to Boston and New York City, which will be followed by calls to Newport, Halifax and Sydney.
The itinerary also includes six days at sea before arriving in North America, in addition to six more days of cruising while returning to the UK.
Offering some of P&O Cruises' longest cruises, the Arcadia is also scheduled to operate the company's world cruise in 2027.
The 106-night voyage sails from Southampton in early January, circumnavigating the globe before returning to England in late April.
Highlights of the itinerary include crossings of both the Pacific and the Atlantic, in addition to a full transit of the Panama Canal and the International Date Line.
The 2005-built ship is also scheduled to sail to destinations in Central America, the West Coast, Australia, Asia, the Indian Ocean and Africa.
A similar cruise is scheduled to take place onboard the Arcadia in 2028, with the vessel sailing roundtrip from Southampton for a 124-night world voyage.
Other longer sailings being offered by the 1,968-passenger ship this year include an 18-night itinerary to Cape Verde and Morocco in December.
The unique cruise will sail to Mindelo, Praia, Arrecife, Agadir and Casablanca, in addition to Lisbon in Portugal and Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the Canaries.
For 2027, the ship's schedule includes five 19- to 24-night itineraries to the Mediterranean and Southern Europe.
