IZARRA: 1967 - Short-time cruise ship out of Miami Sun Line A twelve-page "Discover the Orient"

A twelve-page "Discover the Orient" brochure from 1965 also contains color interior views and deck plans

For a short time the DE GRASSE became France's largest passenger liner and the first CGT ship to reenter North Atlantic service

He was a familiar presence among ships' stewards who saved leftover menus for him

This twelve-page brochure from 1964 contains five interior photos

In 1966 the liner caught fire during a Caribbean cruise and was destroyed

IZARRA: 1967 - Short-time cruise ship out of Miami Sun Line A twelve-page "Discover the Orient"Ybarra Line: A fold out (17" by 23") brochure for the IZARRA's 1968 cruise service from Miami to the Caribbean. Color photos show the Dining Room, Penthouse Club, Verandah Bar, Gran Salon, Swimming Pool, a cabin, and even a bathroom (but without showing the bidet promoted in the text). Plans show six decks. There are rates and itineraries too. The ship, advertised here as IZARRA but more commonly known as CABO IZARRA, sailed out of Miami for only two