Cruise line unable to dock in Port Antonio
Seabourn Quest in the East Harbour by the Titchfield peninsula
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January 1, 2024

Cruise line unable to dock in Port Antonio

PORTLAND, Jamaica – The Seaborne Quest has been at bay in the Port Antonio West and East harbours from 8:00 am on Monday, as JUTA operators lay idle awaiting its docking.

Observer Online understands that the cruise should have docked from 8:00 am, but due to the choppy seas it has not been able to dock.

The cruise line was at the entrance to the Errol Flynn Marina (West harbour) near Navy Island, then moved to the east harbour near the Titchfield peninsula awaiting improved weather.

It was still in the east harbour at the time of writing just after noon

-Everard Owen

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