Grimaldi News 45

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QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE GRIMALDI GROUP
January / March 2009
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Contents
3 Minoan Lines joins
the Grimaldi family
4 Nine new MoS launched
6 EuroAegean brings the US
to Lebanon via Hamburg
Grimaldi Agencies Maroc
8 EIB in €200m ‘Grimaldi
Ro/Ro’ credit line
9 Grande Angola
deployed on service
11 New terminal area
in Senegal
Central Express Service
improvements
12 Focus on Argentina
South America Line in
Dakar 2009 debut
13 Helsinki new port is
fully operational
14 News
15 Agent List & Schedules
G r imaldi
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Direttore Responsabile
Editor
Saverio Barbati
Progetto grafico
Graphic design
Marco Di Lorenzo
Pubblicazione trimestrale
Quarterly publication
Reg. Trib. Napoli n. 5150 del 26/9/2000
Stampa / Print: ROSSI srl - Nola (Napoli)
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On November 26, Grimaldi
Compagnia di Navigazione
S.p.A., the Group’s
parent company successfully completed
the public offer of purchase
on the shares of Minoan Lines, the
Athens-listed ferry operator. The offer
valued each share at €5.29 and
the entire company at €375,198,540.
On its closure Grimaldi controlled
84.72% of Minoan Lines, up from the
33.36% held on October 3, when the
offer was launched. The shareholding
rose to 84.96% by the end of December
2008 as the Group purchased
more shares on the market.
Minoan Lines is based in Heraklion
(Crete), it operates a fleet of six
modern Cruise Ferry vessels on the
routes linking the Greek mainland
and Crete, as well as between Italy
and Greece. In 2007, Minoan Lines
transported 1.57 million passengers,
283,000 cars and 153,000 trailers. In
the first nine months of 2008, the company
transported 1.41 million passengers,
260,000 cars and 130,000
trucks.
On completion of the public offer, Mr.
Emanuele Grimaldi, the joint Manag-
Heraklion
ing Director of the Grimaldi Group
and President of Minoan Lines commented:
“We are particularly pleased
and proud of having gained control of
Minoan Lines, one of the most important
Greek ferry operators. This move
is part of our industrial strategy to
build a solid Pan-European alliance of
major brands in the transport by sea of
passengers and freight. In addition to
Grimaldi Lines and Minoan Lines, our
powerful set of brands includes Finn-

Developments
joins the Grimaldi family
Strategy to build a solid Pan-European alliance of major ferry
brands takes a step forward. Synergies and co-operation to be
fully exploited. At the end of 2008 shareholding stood at 84.96%
lines, the leading operator in the Baltic,
which is listed on the Helsinki Bourse”. At
the end of 2008, the Group held a 64.90%
shareholding in Finnlines.
“Minoan Lines – continued Mr. Grimaldi -
is now an important part of the Group but
it will indeed remain a truly great Greek
company, managed by Greek people,
with solid roots and headquarters in
Heraklion. We are pleased with the Minoan
management which will remain at
the helm of the company. In our plans,
Minoan Lines will remain listed on the
Athens stock exchange”.
“We want to make Minoan a bigger and
stronger company while improving the
level of services to our clients – stressed
Mr Grimaldi -. We have a strong development
plan to strengthen all the lines
served by Minoan: the Piraeus-Heraklion,
that is of paramount importance, the
Patras/Igoumenitsa-Ancona and also
the Patras/Igoumenitsa-Venice. None
of these lines is up for sale, there is no
doubt on this”.
“Since the presence of the Grimaldi Group
in the shared capital of Minoan Lines, the
cooperation has been very fruitful for
both companies. Synergies are being
generated in various fields from both a
revenue and cost saving point of view
as well as in the commercial field. This
process will gain new momentum to the
benefit of all the shareholders of Minoan
Lines and of the Grimaldi Group”, concluded
Mr Grimaldi.
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Developments
The bold, unprecedented move is set to boost the Ro/Ro and
passenger Mediterranean network
Nine new Motorways
of the Sea launched
The take over of Minoan Lines
(see previous page) and the
launch, in the first week of February
2009, of an unprecedented set
of new passenger and Ro/Ro lines
has substantially boosted the Group’s
network of motorways of the sea.
In particular, Grimaldi Lines is to start
nine new low cost connections for passenger
and freight (Ro/Ro). Some of
these were previously performed for
freight only and now have passenger
capacity too. The move is to bring to over
30 the number of the Group’s motorways
of the sea between Italy, Spain, France,
Malta, Tunisia and Libya.
The new low cost passenger connections
include those between Civitavecchia
and Porto Torres, between Barcelona
and Porto Torres, between Genova,
Civitavecchia, Catania and Malta, between
Civitavecchia, Trapani and Tunis.
A tonnage upgrade is also applied to
a number of existing lines, such as the
Salerno/Palermo/Tunis route where a
larger, faster and more modern Cruise
Ferry, the Eurostar Barcelona, will be
deployed.
Porto Torres - Civitavecchia. It is the
only existing link between North Western
Sardinia and Central Italy and represents
a formidable support to both Sardinia’s
tourist industry and to the local
exporters and importers. Performed in
7 hours by the largest and most modern
Cruise Ferries in the whole Mediterranean,
this Ro/Ro-passenger service is
run three times a week from October to
March; six times a week from April to
July and in September; daily in August.
Porto Torres - Barcelona. It is the only
existing link between Sardinia and
Spain and opens new markets to Sardinia’s
tourist industry and a cheaper
and faster tool for the local exporters
and importers. Performed in 12 hours,
by the largest and most modern Cruise
Ferries in the whole Mediterranean, this
Ro/Ro-passenger service is run threetimes-a-week
from October to March;
six times a week from April to July and
in September; daily in August.
Genoa - Catania. It is so far a 3-timesa-week
freight-only line but as from the
end of January it will also offer once-aweek
the only direct passenger service
between Genoa and Catania.
Genoa - Malta. This service, which
is vital for the Maltese economy, has a
biweekly frequency. One of these two
calls is for passengers too.
Catania - Malta. Previously a freightonly
line, the service is now run twice-a-
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The New Lines
Passenger & Freight Freight only
Genoa>Catania>Genoa 1 x Week 3 x Week
Genoa>Malta>Genoa 1 x Week 2 x Week
Catania>Malta>Catania 2 x Week 4 x Week
Civitavecchia>Trapani>Civitavecchia 1 x Week 1 x Week
Civitavecchia>Catania>Civitavecchia 1 x Week 3 x Week
Civitavecchia>Malta>Civitavecchia 1 x Week 2 x Week
PortoTorres>Civitavecchia>Porto Torres 3 x Week (October / March) 3 x Week (October / March)
6 x Week (April / July) 6 x Week (April / July)
Daily (August)
Daily (August)
6 x Week (September) 6 x Week (September)
PortoTorres>Barcelona>Porto Torres 3 x Week (October / March) 3 x Week (October / March)
6 x Week (April / July) 6 x Week (April / July)
Daily (August)
Daily (August)
6 x Week (September) 6 x Week (September)
Trapani>Tunis>Trapani 1 x Week 1 x Week
Valencia
Barcelona
Toulon
Genoa
Porto
Vecchio
Porto
Torres
Cagliari
Tunis
vv
Livorno
Civitavecchia
Salerno
Palermo
Trapani
Catania
Malta
week by a Ro/Ro-passenger vessel with
two more round trips performed by a Ro/
Ro (freight only) vessel.
Civitavecchia - Catania. So far a threetimes-a-week
freight-only line, as from
the end of January it will also offer a oncea-week
passenger service.
Civitavecchia - Trapani. Performed
once a week by the Cruise Ferry Eurostar
Barcelona.
Civitavecchia - Tunis. Performed once
a week by the Cruise Ferry Eurostar Barcelona.
Civitavecchia - Malta. This service,
which is also vital for the Maltese economy,
has a two- sailings -per -week frequency.
One of these is for passengers and freight
and one for freight only (Ro/Ro).
Trapani – Tunis. Performed once a
week by the Cruise Ferry Eurostar Barcelona.
Tripoli
Misratah
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Developments
From USA
Bristol
Southampton
Flushing
Antwerp
Hamburg
Livorno
Civitavecchia
Salerno
Valencia
Setubal
Palermo
EuroAegean brings the US
to Lebanon via Hamburg
As from the beginning of January
the successful EuroAegean
Service has been substantially
upgraded both in terms of transport capacity
and number of ports of call and
therefore markets it serves. Following the
introduction of the Pure Car Truck Carrier
(PCTC) Grande Napoli, the service now
has as many as nine vessels deployed on
it, with the latest vessel added being about
20% bigger and more capable than the
other eight ships serving the trade, which
are all in the Grande Italia class.
At the same time, the network of ports
served by the EuroAegean has been
widened by adding five new destinations:
Hamburg (Germany), Limassol (Cyprus),
Beirut (Lebanon), Tartous and Lattakia
(Syria), Mersin (Turkey) and Alexandria
(Egypt). Such an enlargement creates additional
export opportunities not only for
the German and North European sourcing
market but also for exporters in the
United States. Hamburg’s Unikai terminal
has in fact being designated as the
Group’s transhipment hub for cargo from
the US and Canada sailing on ACL ships
and bound not only to Lebanon but to the
entire North African and East Mediterranean
range served by Grimaldi, from
Lybia to Turkey.
Under the new profile of the service, five
of the nine EuroAegean ships are scheduled
to have additional calls at Hamburg,
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Grimaldi
Agencies
Maroc has
home in
Casablanca
Gemlik
Yenikoy
Piraeus
Mersin
Lattakia
Beirut
Alexandria
Limassol, Beirut, Tartous, Lattakia, Mersin By means of transhipment in one of the
and Alexandria and have a rotation of 35 Mediterranean ports, the cargo loaded on
days based on the following round trip: the EuroAegean can also reach the ports
Hamburg, Antwerp, Setubal, Valencia, of Tunis, Tripoli and Misurata (Libya).
Livorno, Civitavecchia, Salerno, Piraeus, The EuroAegean ships can load all kinds
Beirut, Lattakia, Mersin Gemlik, Alexandriapelled
construction machines, as well
of Ro/Ro units, like vehicles and self-pro-
Frequency from Hamburg will be weekly, as conventional and project cargo with
with departure every Friday. Frequency weights of up to 75 tons, including any
from Antwerp remains unchanged: three roll-trailers that may be used. The eight
times a week, with departure on Mondays, sisters in the Grande Italia class can carry
Wednesdays and Fridays.
up to 4,500 vehicles or other RoRo cargo
The remaining four vessels in the service while the larger Grande Napoli tops 5,400
will keep the standard rotation of 28 days. vehicles.
During the course of 2008,
Grimaldi has opened up its
own agency in Morocco. Under the
trade name of Grimaldi Agencies
Maroc, the company is dedicated
to providing a high quality service
to all of the Group’s customers in
Morocco. As from the end of January
2009, the agency will operate
from its own new offices in Casablanca,
adjacent to the port.
Casablanca is called every 12 days
by the Eurocargo Express Service
en route to West Africa. In addition
to the imports from North Europe a
growing number of Moroccan exporters
can benefit from sailings
directly to Grimaldi’s dedicated
transhipment hub in Dakar and
thereafter cargo connects with the
extensive Grimaldi West African
service network.
It is important to underline that
Grimaldi’s staff in Casablanca have
gained particular expertise in the
export of all cargo types to West
African destinations. Grimaldi
Agencies Maroc new business address
is:
Espace Idriss, 8 eme étage,
353 Bd Mohamed V,
Angle Bd la Resistance,
Casablanca C.P.20.000.
Phone number ++212 22 44 70 36,
fax ++212 22 54 31 34,
email:
agency@grimaldimaroc.com
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Fleet development
EIB in €200m ‘Grimaldi
Ro/Ro’ credit line
The European institution decided to co-finance seven new
multipurpose Ro/Ro ships. The deal brings to €450m
the EIB commitment with Grimaldi
The Luxemburg-based European Investment
Bank (EIB) has decided
to support a development project
named ‘Grimaldi Ro/Ro’ focusing on the
construction of seven large Multipurpose
Ro/Ro ships between 2008 and 2010. The
EIB has therefore made available €200m
to co-finance these ships that are being
built by the Uljanik Shipyards of Croatia
at a total cost of about €400m.
The first stage of the EIB financing –
worth about €30m – was made available
through UniCredit Corporate Banking
to co-finance the purchase of the vessel
Grande Angola, the first of these new
ships, delivered at the end of 2008.
The Group is extremely pleased and
satisfied with the solid relationship developed
in recent times with the European
Investment Bank. A relationship
that has so far resulted in an aggregate
financial allowance of €450m for the
Grimaldi Group to co-finance two different
industrial projects worth one billion
euro in new ships. These projects have
a relevant role in supporting the European
economy in such difficult times.
In fact, they foresee the construction at
European shipyards of as many as 11
ships slated for delivery between 2008
and 2010. Additionally, when these ships
enter the Grimaldi Network of services,
they will have an active role in supporting
the European trades, both amongst
EU countries and between EU countries
and the rest of the world.
This ‘Grimaldi Ro/Ro’ is in fact the second
Grimaldi industrial project to have
gained EIB support in the last few months.
In September 2008, the EIB made available
a €250m credit line to co-finance
four Cruise Ferry vessels, part of the
Group’s Motorways of the Sea development
plan and ordered at the Fincantieri
yard in Italy. These four ferries have an
approximate total value of €600m. The
first couple of twins, named Cruise Roma
and Cruise Barcelona, were delivered in
April and September 2008 respectively
with the hand over of the third sister due
in September 2009 and the last one following
in 2010. The ferries in the ‘Cruise
Roma class’ are the largest freight/passenger
ships ever used in the Mediterranean:
they are able to carry up to 2,140
passengers and up to 3,600 lane metres
of vehicles (187 trailers and 215 cars).
They also generate a considerable environmental
advantage as they cut by 40%
the amount of CO2 necessary to transport
a comparable amount of cargo via
road or air (for the passengers).
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Grande Angola
deployed
on service
Following a reception held in Lisbon,
the vessel is now serving the Southern
Express Service
Length overall
210.92 m
Length bp
196.80 m
Deadweight
26,427 tonnes
Gross tonnage abt 47,330
Max speed
21.9 knots
Service speed
21 knots
Passenger accommodation n°6 cabins for 12 pax
Cranes
n°2 swl 40t outreach 38m
Ramps
n° 1 stern ramp l=34.5m x 8.5m load 250t
The seven Multipurpose Ro/Ro vessels
ordered with Uljanik have been
designed to be very flexible in
terms of cargo mix and have a substantial
intake capacity:3,950 lane metres of
heavy Ro/Ro cargo and 3,037 cars on several
decks. The vessel can also load 1,318
containers on the weatherdeck which is
served by a pair of 40-ton cranes having
a 38 metres outreach. These ships are
also fitted with a ramp allowing the loading
of special project cargo of up to 250
tons a piece. The first ship in the class,
named ‘Grande Angola’, was delivered
at the end of 2008, while her younger
sister, the ‘Grande Ghana’ is due to be
commissioned at the end of January.
Following her maiden call in Lisbon, that
saw a special reception held onboard
attended by clients and local authorities,
the ship was deployed on the Southern
Express Service, part of the Grimaldi
West African Network.
Active in the Portuguese shipping market
since the 50’s; Grimaldi, in November
1986 started a regular service linking
Lisbon which has become one of the
most regular operators in the market.
Deployment of the “Grande Angola”
and her sisters will represent a big step
forward on a market where Grimaldi already
set the standard of service offering
the most adequate and efficient vessels
on the trade.
To celebrate the introduction of this new
vessel, Grimaldi Portugal organised
a dinner/show attended by about 200
guests, a vast majority of whom were
clients. A visit to the vessel was also organised,
during which most of the clients
had the opportunity to see in loco the
unique capabilities and versatility of this
new generation of “Grande” vessels.
LOADING CAPACITY
surface sq. Mt TEU L.M. Cars
TOTALS 37,000 1,318 3,950 3,037
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a Bridge between
Portugal, Spain and Greece
Oporto
Barcelona
Lisboa
Madrid
Valencia
Igoumenitsa
Patras
Thessaloniki
Athens-Piraeus
Heraklion
Barcelona >> Patras / Igoumenitsa and viceversa with one booking !
Information & Bookings:
GRIMALDI LOGISTICA ESPAÑA
BARCELONA
Tel. +34 93 502 0400
Fax +34 93 502 8166
livorno@grimaldilogistica.com
GRIMALDI LINES
NAPLES
Tel. +39 081 496777
Fax +39 081 5517401
cargo@grimaldi.napoli.it
MINOAN LINES
ATHENS-PIRAEUS
Tel. +30 210 4145 745
Fax +30 210 4145 715
cargo@minoan.gr

West Af r i c a
New terminal area
and logistics services
in Senegal
Investments carried out to widen
further both Dakar hub role and
services for the local market
In accordance with the strategic relevance
of Dakar as regional hub for
the Group network, Grimaldi Senegal
is consolidating its position in the Country
investing in a 6,000 sqm area of land
located in the Dakar port-city area. The
Group’s local subsidiary is planning to
build new offices on the premises, and to
create a logistics centre for the trucking
activity, as well as offering an off-dock
container depot.
In order to guarantee the high standards
required to serve all Grimaldi lines on
the Atlantic routes with 200 ship calls per
annum, Grimaldi Senegal is also managing
the only licensed car park area in the
port. The area has a surface of 7,500 sqm,
completely fenced and secured, in order to
ensure damage-free handling solutions for
both cargo transhipped for other west African
destinations, and the import of vehicles
bound for the Senegalese market.
Furthermore, in order to guarantee highquality
standards of services to the customers,
Grimaldi Senegal is operating its
own haulage to door with a fleet which also
includes a side-lifter trailer equipped with
40 tons lifting capacity to allow deliveries
at any premises.
Central Express Service improvements
The introduction of a sixth vessel increases hold capacity and improves the
frequency to every six days. Network extended to Abidjan
With the aim to meet shippers’ requests
for more frequent sailings
from Europe to key West African destinations,
Grimaldi has taken the decision
to upgrade its Central Express Service
which, until the end of 2008, was served
by five large Ro/Ro multipurpose vessels.
From early 2009, this service is being
strengthened and improved through
the introduction of a sixth Ro/Ro multipurpose
vessel which is replacing a
dedicated car carrier. This development
will mark an increase in cargo intake capacity
to all the destinations covered by
the service while frequency is being increased
from 8 to 6 days.
Meanwhile, the service has recently resumed
calling at Abidjan, in Ivory Coast
marking a return to this important destination,
offering a regular, fast and direct
access to European markets for Ivorian
exporters.
Once all the new developments are introduced
in early 2009, the result will be a
market leading combined Multipurpose
Ro/Ro service well suited also for project
cargo and containers, offering a direct
sailing every six days from Northern Europe
to Lomé, Cotonou, Lagos, Tema and
Abidjan, thus allowing shippers to plan
more effectively their shipments.
Dakar
Hamburg
Tilbury Amsterdam
Antwerp
Le Havre
Abidjan
Tema
Lome
Cotonou
Lagos
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So u t h Am e r i ca
Focus on Argentina
A new agency and a forwarding and logistics, both owned,
will boast lever of service and overall business
In line with its strategy of ensuring top
quality, turn-key services, the Group
is continuing to widen the network of
owned agencies. The latest to have been
created is Grimaldi Agencies Argentina
S.A. which, since 1 January 2009, has taken
charge of the Group’s interests in the
South American country. Additionally, a
second wholly owned company has been
created: Plate Logistics S.A. whose task
is to develop all matters related to forwarding
and logistics.
At Grimaldi Agencies Argentina the majority
of the staff is made up of former
employees of Turner, Grimaldi’s previous
agent. This will make for a smooth
start-up while providing a considerable
amount of experience, which added to
great motivation will indeed ensure a
superior service and success.
Argentina is an important market for
Grimaldi Lines which calls both Zarate
and Buenos Aires every 9 days with six
large Multipurpose Ro/Ro ships deployed
on the North Europe/South America line
that also serve intra-Mercosur trades.
Cargo to and from Argentina is mostly
containerised, project cargo, cars, trucks
and trailers.
Grimaldi Agencies Argentina offices
are strategically located in the centre
of the commercial and financial district
of Buenos Aires, and is a short distance
from the port Terminal, where Grimaldi
vessels operate. Carlos Lanseros is the
General Manager and Luis Valentini the
Commercial Manager. Operations Manager
is Luis Arano while the Financial
and Administrative Manager is Francisco
Stumbo.
Plate Logistics S.A. is situated in the
same offices as Grimaldi Argentina, but
operates independently and is managed
by Pablo Jedlinski, who has good experience
of the trade.
Grimaldi Agencies Argentina S.A.,
25 de Mayo 702 - Buenos Aires
C1002ABP Argentina.
Tel: ++ 54 11 5353 0940,
email: grimaldi@grimaldi-bue.com.ar
South America Line in Dakar 2009 debut
Once again Grimaldi Lines has supplied
the shipping services for the
cars, motorbikes and trucks taking part
in the Dakar rally. This year on its 20th
anniversary the famous rally crossed
the Atlantic to reach Argentina and Chile.
The 580 plus vehicles taking part in the
Dakar 2009 left Argentina’s Capital of
Buenos Aires on 3 January to complete
the race in the same city on 18 January.
The round trip to Buenos Aires via Valparaiso
(Chile) has seen the participants
racing for more than 6,000 kilometres and
having to cope with many varied difficulties
on route. All of the vehicles that left
Europe to race in the Dakar 2009 sailed
from the French port of Le Havre in early
December onboard the PCTC Grand
Benelux. In particular, this very special
cargo totaled 3,070 linear metres comprising
of about 234 trucks and 318 cars.
Additionally, some 185 motorbikes and
24 quads were loaded onboard inside as
many as 44 containers while the various
equipment of the teams was loaded in 13
additional containers. All this cargo was
safely discharged at the port of Zarate on
time for the race to start.
After the race, the vehicles that have completed
the Dakar 2009 will make the return
journey to Europe, once again on one
of the vessels deployed on Grimaldi Lines’
North Europe/South America Service.

Fi n n l i n e s
Helsinki new port
is fully operational
Finnlines services relocated while subsidiary Finnsteve
is the main port operator
Since 24 November 2008, Helsinki’
Sompasaari has been virtually
closed to commercial traffic
and the newly built port of Vuosaari,
some 20 km away has become Helsinki’s
only commercial port and Finland’s main
seaport. Through Finnsteve, the port
handling company it owns, Finnlines has
played a major role in making Vuosaari
wholly operational. Finnlines (a company
controlled by the Grimaldi Group) is also
one of the main users of Vuosaari for both
cargo and passenger traffic. The first
Finnlines’ ship to operate there was the
Finnstar, that glided into the brand new
port in a snow storm. The conditions and
facilities for Finnlines operations in the
Port of Vuosaari are excellent. The port
area has been designed to function as
efficiently as possible. The consolidation
of all operations in Helsinki to one port
increases efficiency. The Port of Vuosaari
will therefore create new opportunities
and far more effective transport solutions
for all of Finland, as well as for transit traffic
to and from Russia.
Subsidiary Finnsteve is the operator of
both Ro/Ro and Container terminals. In
Vuosaari Harbour it operates a ro/ro multipurpose
terminal providing berthing
space for up to 10 ships simultaneously.
In particular, the container terminal area
can accommodate up to 5,000 TEU and is
equipped with four STS container cranes
and 20 straddle carriers. It has also 184
ground level reefer slots and a storage
area for hazardous cargo.
As for the Ro/Ro terminal, it features two
twin-level ramps to speed-up loading
and unloading operations on the newest
Finnlines’ ships and 8 one-level ramps.
It features over 1,000 slots for semitrailers
and 30 reefer slots for trailers as well
as a storage area for hazardous cargo
and one container crane. The port offers
improved services for lorry traffic
too. It is in fact directly connected to the
motorway network while the port’s gate
area provides parking and waiting areas
for 150 lorries, as well as several filling
stations.
Besides transporting cargo, Finnlines’ ropax
vessels carry up to 500 passengers
daily between Germany’s Travemünde
and Helsinki. The new Hansa passenger
traffic terminal in the Port of Vuosaari is
more spacious and modern and can be
reached by bus from the Vuosaari metro
station.
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NEWS
The Little Tank
Home
ACL transported a vintage tank from
Baltimore, Maryland, to Hamburg
aboard the roll-on/roll-off/containership
Atlantic Companion. The tank’s journey
began when the Czech Embassy in
Washington asked the U.S. Army if they would return a tank to the Czech Government
that found its way to the U.S. Military Museum in Aberdeen, Maryland in
1945. The 11.6-tonne tank was 5.01 metres long x 2.03 metres wide and 2.24
metres high. It was towed directly into one of the three main RORO decks of the
ship via her 420 metric tonne capacity stern ramp, parked and lashed for a safe
and secure transatlantic voyage. Following the discharge in Hamburg, the tank
went to its final destination a local museum in Prague and was officially introduced
as a new museum piece in late November.
Acl’s Ship Management
Swedish Crewing Management (SCM), a Philippine company partly owned by
Transatlantic AB who manage and crew ACL vessels is 10 years old. The
company recruits, trains and supplies Philippino officers and ratings to ACL and
Finnlines vessels. The company maintains a clinic and advanced training facilities
for deck and engine room officers. A celebration was held in Manila to mark this
milestone. In addition a ceremony was held at Mapua College of Maritime Training
at Laguna in the Philippines to mark the signing of contracts by Transatlantic with
8 cadets who are graduating from the
college. SCM have a partnership with
the College, one of the premier engineering
colleges in the Philippines,
and undertake to select some of the
graduating class for the Transatlantic
managed fleet of ships which includes
ACL.
Special tanks
to Luanda
The first shipment of a total of fifty railroad
tanks produced in Portugal for Sonangol,
the Angolan oil company, has left Lisbon
on 4th January bound to Luanda onboard
the Ro/Ro Multipurpose ship Thebeland deployed
on the Southern Service serving West
Africa. The tanks were produced some 150
km south of Lisbon and delivered by truck
to the terminal where they were loaded onto
mafi trailers. Grimaldi Lines has been selected
as carrier for this cargo as the vessels and
equipment are extremely well adapted for the
safe carriage of this cargo.
Venice Blue Flag
for Minoan
Minoan Lines
has the Best
Reputation
In the annual pan-Hellenic research ‘Famous
Brands’ conducted by Tradelink Reputation
Research and Consultancy, Minoan Lines
was named as the shipping company with
the best reputation for 2008.
The research was carried out by phone in a
representative sample of 1,000 people from
Athens and Thessalonica. Minoan Lines’ chief
executive officer, Antonis Maniadakis (pictured),
received the award from the General
Director of Tradelink Mr Makis Obadias.
14 GNEWS
Safeguarding the environment is of key
importance for the Group, that has
achieved yet another goal in this field when
its subsidiary Minoan Lines was awarded
the “Venice Blue Flag”. This award is given
to those companies operating a strict environmental
protection policy when calling
Venice. Under the agreement, vessels have
to start burning low sulphur bunker fuel from
the entrance to the Venice Lagoon. The allowed
level of sulphur in the fuel is under 2%
when sailing and under 1.5% when the ship
is moored. Also, Minoan Lines committed not
to take any action that could create additional
pollution to the air and the waters surrounding
Venice, one of the most beautiful cities
in the world.

Agent List & Schedules
GRIMALDI GROUP
Via Marchese Campodisola, 13 • 80133 NAPOLI (Italy) • Tel +39 081 496111 - Fax +39 081 5517401
e-mail: switchboard@grimaldi.napoli.it www.grimaldi.napoli.it
Worldwide Branches
Italy
GRIMALDI GROUP
Pal e r m o
Tel +39 091 6113564
Fax +39 091 587487
palermo@palermo.grimaldi.napoli.it
Rom e
Tel +39 06 4208 3567
Fax +39 06 42814558
roma@roma.grimaldi.napoli.it
ANGOLA
Grimaldi Angola -
Navegação e Trânsitos Lda
Luanda
Tel +244 222 310 500
Fax +244 222 310 220
gal@grimaldi.co.ao
Argentina
Grimaldi Agencies
Argentina S.A.
Tel + 54 11 5353 0940
grimaldi@grimaldi-bue.com.ar
Belgium
GRIMALDI BELGIUM
Ant w e r p
Tel +32 3 5459430
Fax +32 3 5414275
grimaldi@grimaldi.be
Benin
Cot o n o u
GRIMALDI benin s.a.
Tel +229 21 316728
Fax +229 21 316729
grimaldi@grimaldi-benin.com
ACL
USA
Iselin, NJ
(Headquarter s)
Tel +1 732 452 5400
Fax + 1 732 452 5469
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Tel +1 757 518 8561
(800) 225 1235
(Tollfree in the US)
Fax +1 757 518 3888
Brazil
GRIMALDI DO BRASIL LDA
Belo Ho r i z o n t e
Tel +55 31 3427 5767
Fax +55 31 3427 9348
fsilveira@grimaldi-bh.com.br
Curitiba
Tel +55 41 3343 1352
Fax +55 41 3342 7153
grimaldi@grimaldi-ctb.com.br
Rio de Ja n e i ro
Tel +55 21 2516 9005
Fax +55 21 2203 0588
grimrio.carga@lbc.com.br
São Paulo
Tel +55 11 3046 9844
Fax +55 11 3046 9862
grimaldi@grimaldi-sp.com.br
Vitoria
Tel/Fax +55 27 3235 1401
FRANCE
Grimaldi ACL France
Paris
Tel +33 1 4465 1232
Fax +33 1 4465 1213
marc.laurent@grimaldi-france.fr
Le Ha v re
Tel +33 2 3525 9010
Fax +33 2 3525 9045
info@grimaldi-france.fr
Germany
GRIMALDI GERMANY
Tel +49 40 789 7070
Fax +49 40 789 70770
info@grimaldi-germany.de
Canada
Halifax
Tel +1 902 420 9259
(800) 225-1235
(Tollfree in Canada)
Fax +1 902 490 2530
Belgium
Ant w e r p
Tel +323 221 2050
Fax +323 226 2654
ghana
Te m a
GRIMALDI ghana Ltd
Tel: +233 22 214091
Fax +233 22 214095
info@grimaldighana.com
Morocco
GRIMALDI AGENCIES MAROC
Tel +212 22 44 70 36
Fax +212 22 54 31 34
agency@grimaldimaroc.com
NIGERIA
Grimaldi Agency Nigeria Ltd
Lag o s
Tel +234 1 5453433
Fax +234 1 5873805
info@grimaldi-nigeria.com
PORTUGAL
Grimaldi Portugal Lda
Lis b o a
Tel +351 21 3216300
Fax +351 21 3465415
lisboa@grimaldi.pt
Senegal
Dakar
GRIMALDI senegal s.a.
Tel +221 33889 0490
Fax +221 33842 8850
grimaldi@grimaldi-senegal.com
Spain
GRIMALDI
LOGISTICA ESPAÑA
Madrid
Tel +34 91 2044220
Fax +34 91 5750209
madrid1@grimaldilogistica.com
Germany
Hamburg
Tel +49 40 361 303 0
0800 11 882277
(Tollfree within Germany)
Fax +49 40 366627
info@grimaldi-germany.de
United Kingdom
Liv e r p o o l
Tel +44 151 472 8000
Fax +44 151 472 8010
Valen cia
Tel. +34 96 3061300
Fax +34 96 3307877
grimaldi@grimaldilogistica.com
Barcelona
Tel. +34 93 5028163
Fax +34 93 5028166
grimaldibarcelona@grimaldilogistica.com
Sweden
GRIMALDI
MARITIME SWEDEN
Gothenburg
Tel +46 31 607280
Fax +46 31 135724
info@grimaldisweden.se
Togo
GRIMALDI togo s.a.
Lom é
Tel +228 227 3231
Fax +228 227 0718
grimaldi@grimaldi-togo.com
United Kingdom
GRIMALDI AGENCIES UK
Lon d o n
Tel +44 20 79305683
Fax +44 20 78391961
www.grimaldi.co.uk
USA
ACL (GRIMALDI GROUP)
Iselin, NJ
Tel +1 732 452 5400
Fax +1 732 452 5469
info@aclcargo.com
www.aclcargo.com
Sweden
Gothenburg
Tel +46 31 64 5500
020 64 5555
(Tollfree within Sweden)
Fax +46 31 64 5506
Owners’ Representatives and Agents
Grimaldi Agents
Brazil
Itajai
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 47 348 5222
Fax +55 47 384 8002
agency.itj@oceanus.com.br
Paranagua
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 41 3423 1066
Fax +55 41 3423 3481
grimaldi.png@oceanus.com.br
Rio de Janeiro & Sepetiba
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 21 3849 5858
Fax +55 21 2516 1644
grimaldi.rio@oceanus.com.br
Rio Grande
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 53 3231 1355
Fax +55 53 3231 1976
agency.rig@oceanus.com.br
Salvador
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 71 3241 4990
Fax +55 71 3243 5633
agency.ssa@oceanus.com.br
San t o s
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 13 3202 2000
Fax +55 13 3232 4507
grimaldi.ssz@oceanus.com.br
Vitoria
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 27 3225 5663
Fax +55 27 3225 7075
agency.vix@oceanus.com.br
Cameroon
Dou a l a
Socomar
Tel +237 3424550
Fax +237 3424936
agency@socomarcm.net
Congo
Poi n t e No i re
GETMA
Tel +242 942345
Fax +242 940872
grimaldi.pnr@cg.celtelplus.com
Congo (ex Zaire)
Kinshasa
FULL TRANSIT
Tel +243 88 40113
Fax +243 88 04334
ftkin@ic.cd
Matadi
FULL TRANSIT
Tel +243 88 74171
ftmat@ic.cd

Owners’ Representatives and Agents
Cyprus
Limassol
MANDA NAVIGATION CO
Tel +357 25‐ 567070
Fax +357 25‐ 567919
manda@cytanet.com.cy
HULL BLYTH ARAOUZOS
(new vehicles only)
Tel +357 25 362223
Fax +357 25 747662
Denmark
Copenhagen
MOTORSHIPS AGENCIES
Tel +45 39 296800
Fax +45 39 297505
motorships@motorships.dk
Esbjerg
NIELS WINTHER & CO.
Tel +45 75 128355
Fax +45 75 128617
grimaldi@nielswinther.dk
Egypt
Alexandr ia
MARINA SHIPPING AGENCY
Tel +20 3 486 3647/485 6972
Fax +20 3 485 6941
sedky@smarina.com
Estonia
Tallinn
TRANSOCEAN EESTI
Tel +372 611 6001
Fax +372 611 6005
ylle.lipre@transocean.ee
Finland
Helsinki
TRANSOCEAN OY
Tel +358 9 413 678
Fax +358 9 4136 799
France
Marseille
AMARSUD
Tel +33 4 9115 4400
Fax +33 4 9156 0910
thibers@mar.amarsud.fr
Dunkirk
Société Française
de Consignation
Tel +33 3 2858 0531
Fax +33 3 2863 3219
patrick.robert.dkk@sealogis.fr
Strasbourg
Société Française
de Consignation
tel +33 3 8826 9850
fax + 33 3 8826 9851
marc.rettig.stb@sealogis.fr
Gabon
Libreville
GETMA
Tel +241 702 814 - 704 018
Fax +241 704 020/241 703 420
ibymla@internetgabon.com
Gambia
Banjul
GAMBIA SHIPPING AGENCY
Tel +220 4 227518
Fax +220 4 227929
gamship@ganet.gm
Greece
Piraeu s
ALLALOUF HELLAS
Tel +30 210 4127242
+30 210 4123309
Fax +30 210 4171756
info@allalouf.gr
Guinea
Con a k r y
GETMA GUINEE
Tel +224 413205
Fax +224 414273
info@getmaguinee.com
Ireland
Dublin
OCEAN & GENERAL
MARITIME AGENCIES
Tel +353 1 278 1188
Fax +353 1 278 1187
ogma@ogma.ie
Cor k
OCEAN & GENERAL
MARITIME AGENCIES
Tel +353 21 4370000
Fax‐+353 21 4370006
ogma@ogma.ie
Israel
Tel Aviv
ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD
Tel +972 3 5640202
Fax +972 3 7601137
mail@allalouf.com
Ashdod
ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD
Tel +972 8 8513333
Fax +972 8 8521165
mail@allalouf.com
Haifa
ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD
Tel +972 4 8611811
Fax +972 4 8548820
mail@allalouf.com
Italy
Cagliari
Carimar SRL
Tel + 39 070 684441
Fax + 39 070 682157
info@carimar.it
Catania
Marangolo
Tel +39 095 7139141
Fax +39 095 7139142
marangoloporto@marangolo.it
Civitave cchia
Atlantica civitavecchia
Tel +39 0766 366594
Fax +39 0766 776119
civita@comm2000.it
Gen o v a
MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.R.L.
Tel +39 019 821375
Fax +39 019 821147
agenzia.sv@marittimaspedizioni.it
Liv o r n o
L.V. GHIANDA
Tel +39 0586 82681
Fax +39 0586 826821
lvghianda@lvghianda.it
Monfal cone
CETAL S.r.l.
Tel./Fax.+39 0481 40624
Cetal@Cetal.it
Pal e r m o
VINCENZO ADELFIO AGENCY
(port Agent)
Tel +39 091 361290
Fax +39 091 361475
Ravenna
INTERMARINE
SHIPPING S.r.l. (I.M.S.)
Tel +39 0544 600211
Fax +39 0544 600299
ims@ims-ravenna.it
Saler no
AG. MAR.
MICHELE AUTUORI
Tel +39 089 230311
Fax +39 089 226490
autuori@autuori.it
Sav o n a
MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.r.l.
Tel +39 019 821375
Fax +39 019 821147
agenzia.sv@marittimaspedizioni.it
Trieste
AGEMAR
Tel +39 040 363737
Fax +39 040 638172
agemar@spin.it
Venice
TEAM SHIPPING AGENCY
Tel + 39 041 2609011
Fax +39 041 5319565
info@team-shipping.com
Ivory Coast
Abidjan
MOVIS
Tel + 225 21 249050
Fax + 225 21 249070
info@sivom.ci
Liberia
Mon ro v i a
UMARCO (LIBERIA)
CORPORATION
Tel: +231 77 05 96 35
Fax: +231 77 05 96 36
umarcolr@hotmail.com
Libya
Tr i p o l i
Libya Shipping Agency
Tel: +218 21 340 2528
Fax: +218 21 340 3496
info@libyashipping.com
Malta
SULLIVAN MARITIME
Tel +356 21226873
Fax +356 21226876
info@sullivanmaritime.com.mt
Netherlands
Rotterdam
BROEKMAN MOTORSHIPS
Tel +31 10 487 3911
Fax +31 10 429 0953
info@broekman-group.nl
Paraguay
Asuncion
S.M.I. S.R.L.
Tel + 595 21 497 933
Fax + 595 21 497 933
ab_smi@rieder.net.py
Russia
St.Petersburg
SNG TRANS
Tel: +7 812 324 22 90
christoph.dullaert@logistixx.com
Sierra Leone
Freetown
SIERRA LEONE
SHIPPING AGENCIES
Tel + 232 22 223453
Fax + 232 22 220021
slsa@sierratel.sl
SINGAPORE
Richfield Marine Agencies
(S) Pte Ltd
Tel +65 6880 2900
Fax +65 6225 7115 / 6226 3303
group@richfield.com.sg
siria
Latakia
Bahhar
Tel +963 41470171
Fax +963 41 470175
info@bahharshipping.com
Ta r t o u s
Bahhar
Tel +963 325000
Fax +963 43 329900
infotts@bahharshipping.com
Slovenia
Kop e r
AGEMAR
Tel +386 5 665 63 99
Fax +386 5 665 64 00
agemar@atnet.si
Spain
Bilbao
AGENCIA MARITIMA
CONDEMINAS NORTE
Tel +34 94 4232619
Fax +34 94 4231794
linearegular.bio@amcondeminas.com
Switzerland
Basel
OZEAN
BROKERAGE & SHIPPING
Tel + 41 61 319 00 00
Fax + 41 61 319 00 99
shipping@ozean.ch
Tunisia
Tunis
V.N. BERREBI
Tel.: +216 71 333870
Fax: +216 71 349844
attaca.berrebi@planet.tn
Turkey
Izm i r and Ge m l i k
EGEKONT
Tel +90 232 4777722
Fax +90 232 4110044
egekontizm@egekont.com.tr
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
Rais Hassan Saadi Group
Tel +971 4 3521515
Fax +971 4 3526412
gvp@rhsgroup.com
United Kingdom
Liv e r p o o l
ACL/GRIMALDI DEPT
Tel +44 151 472 8113
Fax +44 151 472 8141
exports@grimaldi.co.uk
Portbury - Br i s t o l
OSPREY SHIPPING
Tel +44 1275 374636
Fax +44 1275 373250
bristolchannel@ospreyltd.com
Sheer ness
See Tilbury Office
Sou t h a m p t o n
Grimaldi agencies uk
Tel +44 2380 210 250
Fax +44 2380 210 259
jim.mcgreevy@grimaldi.co.uk
Tilbury
Grimaldi AGencies uk
Tel +44 1375 844 305
Fax +44 1375 845 308
dave.hill@grimaldi.co.uk
Uruguay
Montev ideo
HARBOUR
SOUTH AMERICA
Tel + 598 2917 0056
Fax + 598 2917 0038
mhsa@mhsa-uy.com

Line Departure Arrival
M 3/W Barcelona>Catania (via Cv) j 19:00 l 22:00
l 19:00 o 03:00
o 19:00 j 23:00
M/P D Barcelona>Civitavecchia jkl
mno
19:00 klm
nop
15:00
M/P 3/W Barcelona>Livorno kmo 24:00 lnp 20:00
M 2/W Cagliari>Palermo l 24:00 o 14:00
o 13:00 k 06:00
M 3/W Cagliari>Salerno j 20:00 k 10:00
l 24:00 m 14:00
o 13:00 p 06:00
M 3/W Cagliari>Valencia j 13:00 k 13:00
l 13:00 m 13:00
n 22:00 p 07:00
M 3/W Catania>Barcelona (via Cv) k 02:30 m 15:00
m 05:00 o 15:00
o 24:00 k 15:00
M 3/W Catania>Civitavecchia k 02:30 k 21:00
m 05:00 n 02:00
o 24:00 p 21:00
M 3/W Catania>Genoa k 06:00 m 07:00
n 03:00 o 09:00
p 08:00 k 07:00
M 4/W Catania>Malta j 02:00 j 10:00
l 23:00 m 08:00
o 02:00 o 09:30
o 07:00 o 14:00
M 2/W Catania>Toulon (via Cv) k 02:30 m 12:00
o 24:00 k 12:00
o 01:30 k 08:00
M/P D Civitavecchia>Barcelona jkl 19:00 klm 15:00
mno nop
M 3/W Civitavecchia>Catania j 02:00 j 23:00
l 01:00 l 22:00
n 07:00 o 03:00
M 2/W Civitavecchia>Malta k 24:00 m 08:00
n 07:00 o 03:00
M/P W Civitavecchia>Porto Vecchio* p 12:00 p 18:30
M/P 3/W Civitavecchia>Toulon jln 21:00 kmo 12:00
M W Civitavecchia>Tripoli (via M) k 24:00 k 13:00
M/P W Civitavecchia>Tunis l 23:00 m 16:00
M 3/W Genoa>Catania k 17:00 m 01:30
m 13:00 n 22:00
o 17:00 p 23:00
M 2/W Genoa>Malta m 13:00 o 09:30
o 17:00 j 10:00
M W Genoa>Tripoli (via M) m 13:00 k 13:00
M/P 3/W Livorno>Barcelona jln 23:30 kmo 19:30
M 3/W Livorno>Valencia jln 20:00 lnp 08:00
M 4/W Malta>Catania j 15:00 j 22:00
m 17:00 m 24:00
o 15:00 o 22:00
o 18:00 p 01:00
M 2/W Malta>Civitavecchia j 15:00 k 21:00
o 15:00 o 22:00
Line Departure Arrival
M 2/W Malta>Genoa m 17:00 o 09:00
o 18:00 k 07:00
M W Malta>Salerno m 16:00 n 18:00
M W Malta>Tripoli j 16:00 k 13:00
M 2/W Palermo>Cagliari (via S) j 01:00 l 10:00
n 12:00 j 09:00
M/P 2/W Palermo>Salerno n 12:00 n 21:00
j 01:00 j 09:30
M W Palermo>Tripoli (via S) j 01:00 p 06:00
M/P 2/W Palermo>Tunis k 10:00 k 20:30
o 20:00 p 07:00
M/P 2/W Palermo>Valencia (via S) j 01:00 m 14:00
n 12:00 j 22:30
M/P W Porto Vecchio>Civitavecchia* p 21:30 j 07:00
M 3/W Salerno>Cagliari k 20:00 l 10:00
m 24:00 n 18:00
p 15:00 j 09:00
M W Salerno>Malta o 24:00 j 06:00
M/P 3/W Salerno>Palermo j 19:00 k 06:00
o 05:00 o 14:00
M W Salerno>Tripoli o 24:00 k 13:00
M/P 2/W Salerno>Tunis (via P) j 19:00 k 20:30
o 05:00 p 07:00
M 3/W Salerno>Valencia k 20:00 m 13:00
m 24:00 p 07:00
p 15:00 k 13:00
M 2/W Toulon>Catania (via Cv) k 21:00 o 03:00
o 18:00 j 23:00
M/P 3/W Toulon>Civitavecchia km 21:00 ln 12:00
o 18:00 p 09:00
Line Departure Arrival
M W Toulon>Tripoli (via Cv / M) m 21:00 k 13:00
M W Tripoli>Catania (via M) l 12:00 m 24:00
M W Tripoli>Civitavecchia (via M) l 12:00 o 22:00
M W Tripoli>Genoa (via M) l 12:00 o 09:00
M W Tripoli>Malta l 12:00 m 06:00
M W Tripoli>Palermo (via S) l 12:00 o 14:00
M W Tripoli>Salerno l 12:00 n 18:00
M W Tripoli>Toulon (via Cv / M) l 12:00 k 12:30
M W Tripoli>Valencia l 12:00 o 20:00
M/P W Tunis>Civitavecchia k 23:30 l 18:00
M/P 2/W Tunis>Palermo m 21:00 n 08:30
p 11:00 p 21:30
M/P 2/W Tunis>Salerno (via P) m 21:00 n 21:00
p 11:00 j 09:30
M 3/W Valencia>Cagliari k 20:00 l 20:00
m 20:00 o 09:00
p 14:00 j 16:00
M 3/W Valencia>Livorno jln 20:00 lnp 08:00
M/P 2/W Valencia>Palermo (via S) k 20:00 o 14:00
m 20:00 k 06:00
M 3/W Valencia>Salerno k 20:00 m 14:00
m 20:00 o 06:00
p 14:00 k 10:00
M W Valencia>Tripoli (via S) p 08:00 k 13:00
Genoa
Toulon
Livorno
Barcelona
Porto
Vecchio
Civitavecchia
Salerno
Valencia
Cagliari
a Monday
b Tuesday
c Wednesday
d Thursday
e Friday
f Saturday
g Sunday
Tunis
Malta
Palermo
Catania
M= Freight only; MP= Freight-Passengers
D=Daily; W=Weekly; 2/W=2xWeek; 3/W=3xWeek; 4/W=4xWeek
(via Cv)=via Civitavecchia; (via S)=via Salerno; (via C)=via Catania;
(via P)=via Palermo; (via M)=via Malta; (via T)=via Tunisi
*Summer Service
Tripoli
Misratah
Mediterranean Short Sea Network

Eurocargo Express Service
Atlantic Network Quarterly Schedule
Vessel Eurocargo Africa Eurocargo Europa Eurocargo Africa Eurocargo Europa Eurocargo Africa Eurocargo Europa Eurocargo Africa Eurocargo Europa
Ports of call
ECA0109 ECE0109 ECA0209 ECE0209 ECA0309 ECE0309 ECA0409 ECE0409
Tilbury 19/Dec(*) 28/Jan(*) 15/Feb(*) 02/Mar(*) 15/Mar(*) 05/Apr(*) 23/Apr(*) 13/May(*)
Hamburg 23/Dec(*) 26/Jan(*) 13/Feb(*) 28/Feb(*) 15/Mar(*) 07/Apr(*) 21/Apr(*) 11/May(*)
Antwerp 04/Jan 29/Jan 18/Feb 05/Mar 21/Mar 11/Apr 25/Apr 15/May
Le Havre 08/Jan 31/Jan 21/Feb 07/Mar 23/Mar 13/Apr 27/Apr 17/May
Casablanca 14/Jan 04/Feb 25/Feb 11/Mar 27/Mar 17/Apr 02/May 21/May
Dakar 18/Jan 09/Feb 01/Mar 16/Mar 01/Apr 20/Apr 06/May 24/May
Banjul 16/Mar
Lome 13/Feb 05/Mar 21/Mar 05/Apr 25/Apr 10/May 29/May
Pointe Noire 16/Feb 24/Mar 08/Apr 28/Apr 14/May 01/Jun
Luanda 30/Jan
Boma 03/Feb 18/Feb 09/Mar 27/Mar 11/Apr 30/Apr 16/May 03/Jun
North Europe / West Africa Central Express Service
Ports of call
Vessel
Grande
Am e r i c a
Grande
Nigeria
Grande
Argentina
Grande
Atlantico
Grande
Africa
Grande
Am e r i c a
GAM0109 GNI0109 GAR0209 GAT0209 GAF0209 GAM0209 GNI0209 GAR0309 GAT0309 GAF0309 GAM0309 GNI0309
Amsterdam 05/Jan 08/Jan 18/Jan 24/Jan 28/Jan 04/Feb 11/Feb 26/Feb 04/Mar 11/Mar 18/Mar
Hamburg 09/Jan 23/Jan(*) 26/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 28/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar
Tilbury 06/Jan 12/Jan 19/Jan 28/Jan 01/Feb 08/Feb 15/Feb 02/Mar 08/Mar 15/Mar 22/Mar
Antwerp 09/Jan 14/Jan 21/Jan 29/Jan 03/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 26/Feb 04/Mar 10/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar
Le Havre 30/Dec(*) 08/Jan(*) 16/Jan(*) 27/Jan(*) 31/Jan(*) 07/Feb(*) 15/Feb(*) 21/Feb(*) 28/Feb(*) 10/Mar(*) 10/Mar(*) 18/Mar(*)
Dakar 16/Jan 22/Jan 28/Jan 06/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 25/Feb 06/Mar 12/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar 31/Mar
Lome 26/Jan 02/Feb 10/Feb 15/Feb 22/Feb 01/Mar 10/Mar 16/Mar 22/Mar 29/Mar 05/Apr
Lagos 21/Jan 28/Jan 03/Feb 12/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb 03/Mar 12/Mar 17/Mar 23/Mar 31/Mar 07/Apr
Cotonou 23/Jan
Tema 30/Jan 14/Feb(*) 14/Feb 19/Feb 26/Feb 05/Mar 14/Mar 20/Mar 26/Mar 02/Apr 09/Apr
Abidjan 01/Feb 16/Feb 22/Feb 01/Mar 08/Mar 16/Mar 22/Mar 29/Mar 05/Apr 12/Apr
Grande
Nigeria
Grande
Argentina
Grande
Atlantico
Grande
Africa
Grande
Am e r i c a
Grande
Nigeria
North Europe / West Africa Southern Express Service
Ports of call
Vessel
Thebeland
Repubblica del
Brasile
Alyona
Carmania
Express
Naesborg Vegaland Thebeland
Grande
Angola
Alyona Vegaland Thebeland Naesborg
THE0109 RBR0109 ALY0109 CAE0109 NAE0109 VGL0109 THE0209 GRA0109 ALY0209 VGL0209 THE0309 NAE0209
Amsterdam 25/Dec 23/Jan 01/Feb 17/Feb 12/Mar
Hamburg 29/Dec 28/Dec 25/Jan 23/Jan(*) 03/Feb 20/Feb 05/Mar(*) 15/Mar
Tilbury 11/Jan(*) 19/Dec(*) 26/Jan(*) 25/Jan(*) 31/Jan(*) 18/Feb(*) 07/Mar(*) 14/Mar(*)
Antwerp 01/Jan 31/Dec 27/Jan 12/Feb 05/Feb 22/Feb 17/Mar
Le Havre 06/Jan(*) 30/Dec(*) 16/Jan(*) 31/Jan(*) 07/Feb 18/Feb(*) 18/Feb(*) 18/Mar(*)
Lisbon 02/Jan 16/Jan 30/Jan 10/Feb 02/Mar 15/Mar 21/Mar
Leixoes 14/Jan
Dakar 11/Jan 05/Feb 06/Feb 19/Feb 16/Feb 02/Mar 09/Mar 22/Mar 28/Mar
Pointe Noire 22/Jan 22/Feb
Luanda 25/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 17/Feb 16/Feb 02/Mar 28/Feb 13/Mar 20/Mar 02/Apr 08/Apr
Douala 17/Jan 24/Feb 07/Mar 21/Mar 16/Apr
North Europe / West Africa Northern Express Service
Ports of call
Vessel
Grande
San Paolo
Grande
Brasile
Repubblica
Argentina
Grande
Buenos Aires
Grande
Francia
Repubblica del
Brasile
Grande
San Paolo
Grande
Brasile
Repubblica
Argentina
Grande
Buenos Aires
Grande
Francia
Repubblica del
Brasile
GRS0109 GBR0109 RAG0109 GBA0209 GFR0209 RBR0309 GRS0209 GBR0209 RAG0209 GBA0309 GFR0309 RBR0409
Hamburg 08/Jan 22/Jan 26/Jan 09/Feb 19/Feb 04/Mar 12/Mar 22/Mar 01/Apr 11/Apr 21/Apr 01/May
Tilbury 11/Jan 24/Jan 11/Feb 06/Mar 14/Mar 24/Mar 03/Apr 13/Apr 23/Apr 03/May
Antwerp 14/Jan 25/Jan 03/Feb 13/Feb 26/Feb 08/Mar 16/Mar 26/Mar 05/Apr 15/Apr 25/Apr 04/May
Le Havre 16/Jan 27/Jan 05/Feb 15/Feb 28/Feb 10/Mar 18/Mar 28/Mar 07/Apr 17/Apr 27/Apr 06/May
Bilbao 19/Jan 07/Feb 17/Feb 12/Mar 20/Mar 30/Mar 09/Apr 19/Apr 29/Apr 09/May
Dakar 25/Jan 03/Feb 14/Feb 23/Feb 07/Mar 17/Mar 27/Mar 05/Apr 16/Apr 26/Apr 06/May 14/May
Banjul 04/Feb 24/Feb 28/Mar 06/Apr 27/Apr 07/May
Conakry 26/Jan 06/Feb 16/Feb 27/Feb 09/Mar 19/Mar 30/Mar 09/Apr 18/Apr 29/Apr 09/May 16/May
Freetown 27/Jan 07/Feb 17/Feb 28/Feb 10/Mar 20/Mar 31/Mar 10/Apr 19/Apr 30/Apr 10/May 17/May
* By Transhipment
Schedules subject to changes without notice

North Europe / South America Line
Ports of call
Vessel
Grande
San Paolo
Grande
Brasile
Repubblica
Argentina
Grande
Buenos Aires
Grande
Francia
Repubblica del
Brasile
Grande
San Paolo
Grande
Brasile
Repubblica
Argentina
Grande
Buenos Aires
Grande
Francia
Repubblica del
Brasile
GRS0109 GBR0109 RAG0109 GBA0209 GFR0209 RBR0309 GRS0209 GBR0209 RAG0209 GBA0309 GFR0309 RBR0409
Hamburg 08/Jan 22/Jan 26/Jan 09/Feb 19/Feb 04/Mar 12/Mar 22/Mar 01/Apr 11/Apr 21/Apr 01/May
Tilbury 11/Jan 24/Jan 11/Feb 06/Mar 14/Mar 24/Mar 03/Apr 13/Apr 23/Apr 03/May
Antwerp 14/Jan 25/Jan 03/Feb 13/Feb 26/Feb 08/Mar 16/Mar 26/Mar 05/Apr 15/Apr 25/Apr 04/May
Le Havre 16/Jan 27/Jan 05/Feb 15/Feb 28/Feb 10/Mar 18/Mar 28/Mar 07/Apr 17/Apr 27/Apr 06/May
Bilbao 19/Jan 07/Feb 17/Feb 12/Mar 20/Mar 30/Mar 09/Apr 19/Apr 29/Apr 09/May
Lisbon 06/Jan(*) 15/Jan(*) 04/Feb(*) 04/Feb(*) 15/Feb(*) 05/Mar(*) 06/Jan(*) 15/Jan(*) 04/Feb(*) 04/Feb(*) 15/Feb(*) 07/May(*)
Dakar 25/Jan 03/Feb 14/Feb 23/Feb 07/Mar 17/Mar 27/Mar 05/Apr 16/Apr 26/Apr 06/May 14/May
Salvador 02/Feb 05/Mar 05/Apr 05/May
Rio de Janeiro 04/Feb 15/Feb 24/Feb 08/Mar 17/Mar 27/Mar 08/Apr 18/Apr 26/Apr 08/May 17/May 25/May
Santos 06/Feb 17/Feb 26/Feb 10/Mar 19/Mar 29/Mar 10/Apr 19/Apr 27/Apr 09/May 19/May 27/May
Montevideo 09/Feb 01/Mar 22/Mar 13/Apr 01/May 22/May
Zarate 11/Feb 21/Feb 02/Mar 13/Mar 23/Mar 02/Apr 14/Apr 23/Apr 02/May 13/May 23/May 31/May
Buenos Aires 12/Feb 22/Feb 04/Mar 15/Mar 25/Mar 03/Apr 16/Apr 25/Apr 04/May 15/May 25/May 01/Jun
Paranagua 16/Feb 25/Feb 07/Mar 18/Mar 28/Mar 07/Apr 19/Apr 28/Apr 07/May 18/May 28/May 04/Jun
Santos 17/Feb 27/Feb 11/Mar 20/Mar 30/Mar 10/Apr 21/Apr 29/Apr 11/May 19/May 30/May 08/Jun
Rio de Janeiro 19/Feb 01/Mar 09/Mar 21/Mar 31/Mar 09/Apr 22/Apr 01/May 09/May 21/May 31/May 06/Jun
Dakar 01/Mar 11/Mar 21/Mar 01/Apr 10/Apr 20/Apr 01/May 10/May 20/May 31/May 09/Jun 19/Jun
Bremerhaven 06/Jan 17/Feb 11/Mar 21/Mar 31/Mar 10/Apr 20/Apr 29/Apr
* By Transhipment
North America / North Europe Service
ACL Weekly Fixed-day Schedule
Ports of call
Fixed Day
Vessel
Atl Cartier
Atl
Conveyor
Atl
Companion
Atl
Concert
Atl
Compass
Atl Cartier
Atl
Conveyor
Atl
Companion
Atl
Concert
Atl
Compass
Atl Cartier
Atl
Conveyor
Atl
Companion
9243/9343 9244/9344 9245/9345 9246/9346 9247/9347 9248/9348 9249/9349 9250/9350 9251/9351 9252/9352 9253/9353 9254/9354 9255/9355 9256/9356 9257/9357
HAMBURG Saturday 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr
GOTHENBURG Monday 05/Jan 12/Jan 19/Jan 26/Jan 02/Feb 09/Feb 16/Feb 23/Feb 02/Mar 09/Mar 16/Mar 23/Mar 30/Mar 06/Apr 13/Apr
Atl
Concert
Atl
Compass
ANTWERP
Wednesday
07/Jan 14/Jan 21/Jan 28/Jan 04/Feb 11/Feb 18/Feb 25/Feb 04/Mar 11/Mar 18/Mar 25/Mar 01/Apr 08/Apr 15/Apr
LIVERPOOL Saturday 10/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr 18/Apr
HALIFAX Sunday 18/Jan 25/Jan 01/Feb 08/Feb 15/Feb 22/Feb 01/Mar 08/Mar 15/Mar 22/Mar 29/Mar 05/Apr 12/Apr 19/Apr 26/Apr
NEW YORK CITY Tuesday 20/Jan 27/Jan 03/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb 03/Mar 10/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar 31/Mar 07/Apr 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr
NEW YORK FAPS Wednesday 21/Jan 28/Jan 04/Feb 11/Feb 18/Feb 25/Feb 04/Mar 11/Mar 18/Mar 25/Mar 01/Apr 08/Apr 15/Apr 22/Apr 29/Apr
BALTIMORE Thursday 22/Jan 29/Jan 05/Feb 12/Feb 19/Feb 26/Feb 05/Mar 12/Mar 19/Mar 26/Mar 02/Apr 09/Apr 16/Apr 23/Apr 30/Apr
PORTSMOUTH Friday 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May
NEW YORK CITY Saturday 24/Jan 31/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May
HALIFAX Monday 26/Jan 02/Feb 09/Feb 16/Feb 23/Feb 02/Mar 09/Mar 16/Mar 23/Mar 30/Mar 06/Apr 13/Apr 20/Apr 27/Apr 04/May
LIVERPOOL Tuesday 03/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb 03/Mar 10/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar 31/Mar 07/Apr 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr 05/May 12/May
ANTWERP Friday 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May
HAMBURG Saturday 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May 09/May 16/May
GOTHENBURG Monday 09/Feb 16/Feb 23/Feb 02/Mar 09/Mar 16/Mar 23/Mar 30/Mar 06/Apr 13/Apr 20/Apr 27/Apr 04/May 11/May 18/May
Schedules subject to changes without notice

Euro-Med Service
Euro-Med Network Fixed-day Schedule
Ports of call
Fixed Day
Vessel
Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande
Ellade Medi Eur Scan Bret Ellade Medi Eur Scan Bret Ellade Medi Eur Scan Bret Ellade
V.01/09 V.01/09 V.01/09 V.01/09 V.01/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.0309 V.0309 V.0309 V.0309 V.0309 V.0409
SALERNO (I) Friday 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr
SAVONA (I) Saturday 20/Dec 27/Dec 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr
SETUBAL (P) Tuesday 23/Dec 30/Dec 06/Jan 13/Jan 20/Jan 27/Jan 03/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb 03/Mar 10/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar 31/Mar 07/Apr
BRISTOL (PRBY) (GB) Friday 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr 10/Apr
CORK (IRL) Saturday 27/Dec 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr
ESBJERG (DK) Tuesday 30/Dec 06/Jan 13/Jan 20/Jan 27/Jan 03/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb 03/Mar 10/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar 31/Mar 07/Apr 14/Apr
WALLHAMN (S) Wednesday 31/Dec 07/Jan 14/Jan 21/Jan 28/Jan 04/Feb 11/Feb 18/Feb 25/Feb 04/Mar 11/Mar 18/Mar 25/Mar 01/Apr 08/Apr 15/Apr
ANTWERP (B) Friday 02/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr
SOUTHAMPTON (GB) Saturday 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 21/Feb 28/Feb 07/Mar 14/Mar 21/Mar 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr 18/Apr
SALERNO (I) Friday 09/Jan 16/Jan 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr
MALTA (ML) Sunday 11/Jan 18/Jan 25/Jan 01/Feb 08/Feb 15/Feb 22/Feb 01/Mar 08/Mar 15/Mar 22/Mar 29/Mar 05/Apr 12/Apr 19/Apr 26/Apr
PIRAEUS (GR) Monday 12/Jan 19/Jan 26/Jan 02/Feb 09/Feb 16/Feb 23/Feb 02/Mar 09/Mar 16/Mar 23/Mar 30/Mar 06/Apr 13/Apr 20/Apr 27/Apr
IZMIR (TR) Tuesday 13/Jan 20/Jan 27/Jan 03/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb 03/Mar 10/Mar 17/Mar 24/Mar 31/Mar 07/Apr 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr
ASHDOD (IL) Thursday 15/Jan 22/Jan 29/Jan 05/Feb 12/Feb 19/Feb 26/Feb 05/Mar 12/Mar 19/Mar 26/Mar 02/Apr 09/Apr 16/Apr 23/Apr 30/Apr
LIMASSOL (CY) Friday 16/Jan 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb 20/Feb 27/Feb 06/Mar 13/Mar 20/Mar 27/Mar 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May
ALEXANDRIA (ET) Saturday 18/Jan 25/Jan 01/Feb 08/Feb 15/Feb 22/Feb 01/Mar 08/Mar 15/Mar 22/Mar 29/Mar 05/Apr 12/Apr 19/Apr 26/Apr 03/May
Euro Aegean Service
Ports of call
Fixed day
Vessel
Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grand Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande
Italia Colonia Spagna Napoli Detroit Portogallo Benelux Detroit Italia Colonia Spagna Napoli Detroit
V.01/09 V.01/09 V.01/09 V.02/09 V.01/09 V.02/09 V.01/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.02/09 V.03/09 V.02/09
HAMBURG (D) Monday - - 05/Jan - 12/Jan - 19/Jan - 26/Jan - 09/Feb - 16/Feb
ANTWERP (B) Mon & Wed 29/Dec 05/Jan 07/Jan 12/Jan 14/Jan 19/Jan 21/Jan 26/Jan 28/Jan 02/Feb 11/Feb 08/Feb 18/Feb
PORTBURY (gb) Wed & Fri 31/Dec 07/Jan 09/Jan 14/Jan 16/Jan 21/Jan 23/Jan 28/Jan 30/Jan 04/Feb 13/Feb 10/Feb 20/Feb
SETUBAL (P) Saturday 03/Jan 10/Jan - 17/Jan - 24/Jan - 31/Jan - 07/Feb - 13/Feb -
VALENCIA (E) Monday 05/Jan 12/Jan - 19/Jan - 26/Jan - 02/Feb - 09/Feb - 15/Feb -
LIVORNO (I) Wednesday 07/Jan 14/Jan 14/Jan 21/Jan 21/Jan 28/Jan 28/Jan 04/Feb 04/Feb 11/Feb 18/Feb 17/Feb 25/Feb
CIVITAVECCHIA (I) Thursday 08/Jan 15/Jan - 22/Jan - 29/Jan - 05/Feb - 12/Feb - 18/Feb -
SALERNO (I) Thu & Fri 09/Jan 16/Jan 15/Jan 23/Jan 22/Jan 30/Jan 29/Jan 06/Feb 05/Feb 13/Feb 19/Feb 19/Feb 26/Feb
PALERMO (I) Saturday 10/Jan 17/Jan - 24/Jan - 31/Jan - 07/Feb - 14/Feb - 20/Feb -
PIRAEUS (GR) Saturday - - 17/Jan - 24/Jan - 31/Jan - 07/Feb - 21/Feb - 28/Feb
BEIRUT (RL) Monday - - 19/Jan - 26/Jan - 02/Feb - 09/Feb - 23/Feb - 02/Mar
LATTAKIA (SYR) Tuesday - - 20/Jan - 27/Jan - 03/Feb - 10/Feb - 24/Feb - 03/Mar
MERSIN (TK) Wednesday - - 21/Jan - 28/Jan - 04/Feb - 11/Feb - 25/Feb - 04/Mar
ALEXANDRIA (ET) Friday - - 23/Jan - 30/Jan - 06/Feb - 13/Feb - 27/Feb - 06/Mar
GEMLIK (TK) Tue & Mon 13/Jan 20/Jan 26/Jan 27/Jan 02/Feb 03/Feb 09/Feb 10/Feb 16/Feb 17/Feb 02/Mar 23/Feb 09/Mar
YENIKOY (TK) Wed & Tue 14/Jan 21/Jan 27/Jan 28/Jan 03/Feb 04/Feb 10/Feb 11/Feb 17/Feb 18/Feb 03/Mar 24/Feb 10/Mar
SALERNO (I) Sat & Fri 17/Jan 24/Jan 30/Jan 31/Jan 06/Feb 07/Feb 13/Feb 14/Feb 20/Feb 21/Feb 06/Mar 27/Feb 13/Mar
VALENCIA (E) Mon & Sun 19/Jan 26/Jan 01/Feb 02/Feb 08/Feb 09/Feb 15/Feb 16/Feb 22/Feb 23/Feb 08/Mar 01/Mar 15/Mar
SOUTHAMPTON (GB) Sat & Fri 24/Jan 31/Jan 06/Feb 07/Feb 13/Feb 14/Feb 20/Feb 21/Feb 27/Feb 28/Feb 13/Mar 06/Mar 20/Mar
FLUSHING (NL) Sun & Sat 25/Jan 01/Feb 07/Feb 08/Feb 14/Feb 15/Feb 21/Feb 22/Feb 28/Feb 01/Mar 14/Mar 07/Mar 21/Mar
HAMBURG (d) Monday - - 09/Feb - 16/Feb - 23/Feb - 02/Mar - 16/Mar - 23/Mar
Adriatic Service
ports
vessel
Spes Fides
Maltese
Falcon
Spes Fides Spes
Maltese
Falcon
Spes Fides Spes
Maltese
Falcon
Spes Fides Spes
Maltese
Falcon
Spes Fides
v23 v19 v23 v24 v20 v25 v24 v26 v21 v27 v25 v28 v22 v29 v26 v30 v23
Ravenna - 01/Jan 08/Jan - 15/Jan - 22/Jan - 29/Jan - 05/Feb - 12/Feb - 19/Feb - 26/Feb
Venice - 02/Jan 09/Jan - 16/Jan - 23/Jan - 30/Jan - 06/Feb - 13/Feb - 20/Feb - 27/Feb
Monfalcone 01/Jan 03/Jan 10/Jan 09/Jan 17/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan 25/Jan 31/Jan 02/Feb 07/Feb 10/Feb 14/Feb 18/Feb 21/Feb 26/Feb 28/Feb
Koper 02/Jan 03/Jan 10/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 18/Jan 24/Jan 26/Jan 31/Jan 03/Feb 07/Feb 11/Feb 14/Feb 19/Feb 21/Feb 27/Feb 28/Feb
Piraeus 05/Jan - 13/Jan 13/Jan - 21/Jan 27/Jan 29/Jan - 06/Feb 10/Feb 14/Feb - 22/Feb 24/Feb 02/Mar -
Limassol - 06/Jan - - 20/Jan - - - 03/Feb - - - 17/Feb - - - 03/Mar
Alexandria - 08/Jan 15/Jan - 22/Jan - 29/Jan - 05/Feb - 12/Feb - 19/Feb - 26/Feb - 05/Mar
Ashdod - 09/Jan 16/Jan - 23/Jan - 30/Jan - 06/Feb - 13/Feb - 20/Feb - 27/Feb - 06/Mar
Haifa - 10/Jan 17/Jan - 24/Jan - 31/Jan - 07/Feb - 14/Feb - 21/Feb - 28/Feb - 07/Mar
Izmir - 12/Jan 19/Jan - 26/Jan - 02/Feb - 09/Feb - 16/Feb - 23/Feb - 02/Mar - 09/Mar
Gemlik 06/Jan - - 14/Jan - 22/Jan - 30/Jan - 07/Feb - 15/Feb - 23/Feb - 03/Mar -
Schedules subject to changes without notice