FAIRSEA & FAIRWIND - "The Sitmar Experience 1983" Alcoa Line Plans show seven decks covering

Plans show seven decks covering a small First Class and a much larger Tourist Class

American Export's EXCALIBUR (ORIENTAL JADE) and EXETER (ORIENTAL PEARL)

You can see that the red and yellow Crociere d'Oltremare livery is still on the funnel

Following the destruction of the FULVIA in 1970

FAIRSEA & FAIRWIND - "The Sitmar Experience 1983" Alcoa Line Plans show seven decks coveringSitmar Cruises: "The Sitmar Experience 1983", a forty eight page brochure featuring a twilight cover photo of the FAIRSEA off a Mexican port. The ship and her sister FAIRWIND were dramatic rebuilds of Cunard's SYLVANIA and CARINTHIA. While the vessels were a dud for Cunard, in Sitmar's hands they were golden. Destination info is heavily featured, but sprinkled throughout the brochure are great ship photos. A bird's eye view of the extensive stern lido