The cruise ship Iona is coming to Rotterdam for inspection work. There, MEYER WERFT's current new build ship for P&O Cruises, which is currently undergoing final outfitting in Bremerhaven, will enter dry dock.

The health of the people who work on board and in the environment of the new cruise ship Iona has the highest priority. In order to continue to ensure this, MEYER WERFT and the Port Medical Service Hafenärztlicher Dienst (HÄD) together with the port authority in Bremerhaven have now drawn up a comprehensive package of measures to enable them to continue to carry out necessary work on board.

Public life in Germany is almost at a standstill. MEYER WERFT is now feeling this with its newbuilding - the cruise ship Iona. The ship was brought safely to the North Sea via the river Ems, successfully completed initial tests and is now moored in Bremerhaven.

The new cruise ship for British P&O Cruises, Iona, will probably leave Papenburg on Wednesday, March 18 2020 to be conveyed on the river Ems to Eemshaven (NL).

MEYER WERFT prevents the spreading of Coronavirus with intensive measures to pro-tect the health of employees, suppliers and partners.

Iona will most likely be leaving the covered building dock II at the MEYER WERFT shipyard in the night from February 13 to February 14.