| Departing From |
Valletta, Malta Island, Malta |
Valletta, Malta Island, Malta |
Valletta, Malta Island, Malta |
Vienna, Austria |
| Ports Of Call |
CARTAGENA, SPAIN; MALAGA, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN; GRAN CANARIA, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN |
VALLETTA, MALTA; MARSEILLES, FRANCE; LIVORNO (FOR FLORENCE/PISA) , ITALY; CIVITAVECCHIA (FOR ROME) , ITALY; VALLETTA, MALTA; CARTAGENA, SPAIN; TANGIERS, MOROCCO; GRAN CANARIA, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN |
CARTAGENA, SPAIN; TANGIERS, MOROCCO; GRAN CANARIA, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN; AGADIR, MOROCCO; LA PALMA, SPAIN; GRAN CANARIA, SPAIN; TENERIFE, SPAIN |
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