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Images of PE from 54 metres above sea level

15 November 2013 By admin

This afternoon we were treated to a guided tour of the MSC Opera, docked in Port Elizabeth for the day whilst she voyages from Cape Town to Durban.

This floating ‘townhouse complex’ accommodates 2 199 passengers in 856 cabins and is 251.25 metres long – a whole lot longer than the boat the Longhair and I  sailed to Rio de Janeiro on in the 2000 Cape to Rio yacht race. In fact her beam of 28 metres would accommodate two of the 43 foot yachts we sailed on and her height at 54 metres positively dwarfs any large yacht.

Frankly it was her height that interested me more as I wanted to grab a couple of panoramic images of Port Elizabeth from the harbour atop MSC Opera.

MSC Opera Harbour

MSC Opera Harbour

MSC Opera Stadium to Harbour

MSC Opera – Stadium to Harbour

MSC Opera Pool Deck

MSC Opera Pool Deck

MSC Opera Culinary Art

MSC Opera Culinary Art

MSC Opera Stern

MSC Opera Stern

iBhayi Tug

iBhayi Tug

Lunch for the media on the MSC Opera pic.twitter.com/yRbLsceQJp

— Port Elizabeth (@MyPE) November 13, 2013

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