BRITANNIA in the Thames Frame:black NALDERA (1918) was the first

NALDERA (1918) was the first P&O ship with three funnels and the last of 83 ships built by Caird & Co Ltd for P&O before the yard was taken over by Harland & Wolff

and there were special suites on the promenade deck in Louis XVI style

View of the staircase between the Music Room and the Dining Saloon onboard MALOJA (1911)

Tahiti in 1960

BRITANNIA in the Thames Frame:black NALDERA (1918) was the firstBRITANNIA (1887) was one of four ships built in the year of Queen Victoria's and P&O's Jubilee. The Jubilee class ships could carry 250 first class passengers and 160 second class passengers and had a cargo capacity of approximately 4,000 tons.