Experiences
What happens to a cruise ship during dry dock?
Watch as Saga's Spirit of Adventure navigates into an incredibly narrow dry dock in Falmouth. This time out of the water is a highly co-ordinated, crucial event in a cruise ship's calendar. Dry dock is a vital requirement for any ship but the logistics of taking a cruise ship out of service are even more demanding. For the first time, Saga are able to use a British port for this vital work.
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