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Carnival Cruise Line's vessel the Inspiration is scheduled to make its inaugural voyage from Newport News, North Carolina to Bermuda and berth at Dockyard's King's Wharf until Sunday afternoon.

The Inspiration is scheduled to return to North Carolina.

Meanwhile, the cruise ship Zenith arrived in Hamilton Harbour on Monday morning carrying 1,670 passengers.

She is due to shift to St. George's this morning and sail out tomorrow afternoon.

The ship that brought the Bermuda Electric Light Company's new equipment, the Project Orion , left on Sunday bound for Tampa, Florida.

Also arriving on Monday was the Norwegian Crown , berthing at Ordnance Island, St. George's and bringing with her 1,211 people.

She shifted to Hamilton yesterday afternoon and sails tomorrow afternoon.

Arriving in Dockyard yesterday morning was the cruise ship Horizon . That ship will move to Hamilton tomorrow afternoon and is due to leave on Friday.

In St. George's, the Norwegian Majesty arrived yesterday morning. She sails on Thursday afternoon.

On Monday, the container ship Somer's Isles came in from Florida.

She brought with her 107 containers, including eight refrigerated containers, three boats, a truck and a trencher.

She also carried 28 bundles of steel and sailed yesterday afternoon.

The Bermuda Islander is due to arrive on Thursday morning.

She will be carrying a total of 98 containers plus two 48-foot-long road trailers and four horses.

And on its thousandth voyage, the Oleander arrived in Bermuda on Sunday evening.

With it came 176 containers of which 40 were refrigerated and 136 dry.

Also on board were 14 cars, three trucks, three road trailers and three mafis.

The vessel sailed at 8 a.m. yesterday morning.