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

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

sixteen-page cruise deck plan for the BREMEN

When the major Italian passenger lines got together in 1932 to form Italian Line

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