Grimaldi News 46

G r imaldi
NEWS 46
QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE GRIMALDI GROUP
APRIL / JUNE 2009
Corporate
Strength
Tariffa Regime Libero: Poste Italiane SpA - Spedizione in Abbonamento Postale - 70% - DCB Napoli

Fleet DeVeloPMent
Contents
2 Cruise Europa launched
Minoan breaks records
5 Italy gets closer to Greece,
Tunisia and Libya
6 Sicilian links
strengthened further
8 Finnlines gets to the
Mediterranean
10 Boston and Lobito
added to US/West
Africa direct service
New Roll Trailers bring
in more flexibility
11 Full ahead for
Lagos terminal
12 News
14 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
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CRUISE EUROPA
The Minoan Lines’ flagship is to bring
Adriatic routes up to new standard.
She will be deployed on the
Ancona/Igoumenitsa/Patras trade
Cruise Europa, the third of
a series of four innovative
cruise ferries ordered by
grimaldi group, was launched on 14
March at Fincantieri’s castellammare
di stabia shipyard in Italy. During the
spectacular ceremony god Mother
Iliana grimaldi (Mrs grimaldi is wife
to Emanuele grimaldi, chairman of
Minoan Lines and co-managing director
of the group), sent the champagne
bottle crashing against the ship’s bow,
and launched the ship down the traditional
slipway and into the water. When
the vessel is delivered in October this
year the cruise Europa will raise the
stakes on the Adriatic sea by being deployed
on the Ancona / Igoumenitsa
/ Patras service operated by Minoan
Lines, the greek shipping company
which is part of the group. The 28-knot
service-speed cruise Europa will become
the largest and most advanced
cruise ferry in the Mediterranean. Not
only will she have an in-hold capacity
of 250 cars and 3,000 linear metres of
coaches, trucks, campers and trailers
but she will also be able to accommodate
up to 3,000 passengers in 413 cabins,
of which 18 will be Owner’s suites
and 50 will be Junior suites. The vessel
is also fitted with 542 reclining seats.
This is a far bigger passenger in-take
than her two older sisters, cruise Roma
and cruise Barcelona, which are
deployed by grimaldi Lines on the
civitavecchia/Porto Torres/Barcelona
link. What differentiates the new ship
from cruise Roma and cruise Barcelona,
is the higher passenger capacity
and a new arrangement of selected
public spaces. Just like the two sister

Ancona
Corfu
Igoumenitsa
Patras
LAUNCHED
GRIMALDI
ships built before her, cruise Europa was
designed with environmental and energy
saving requirements in mind. As part of
the Motorways of the sea the ship will
carry hundreds of trucks and thousands
of passengers every day, helping to reduce
road congestion and to substantially
lower cO2 emissions.
Talking during the launch ceremony, Mr.
Emanuele grimaldi said: “The cruise Europa
is the living proof that it is possible to
successfully combine high service quality
with “low cost”. This ship will provide
on-board services comparable to those
of cruise ships, offering a truly pleasant
journey in a comfortable and relaxed
environment and at reasonable prices.
GROUP
Above, (left to right): Mr. Emanuele Grimaldi, Minoan Lines’ Ceo Mr. Antonis Maniadakis and Mr. Giuseppe
Bono, managing director of Fincantieri. Right photo: The godmother Iliana Grimaldi cutting the ribbon
Moreover, this vessel is a model of sustainable
mobility both in economic and
environmental. This will give the Motorways
of the sea trade between Italy and
greece a chance to grow substantially,
proving that after only a few months from
the acquisition, grimaldi group’s goal is
to expand and strengthen Minoan Lines”.
To further emphasize its valuable ecofriendly
features, cruise Europa will be
awarded the “green star” certificate by
Italian ship classification society RINA,
that classifies ships designed, built and
run in full respect of the environment,
thanks to the clean Air and clean sea
notations.
MINOAN
BREAKS
RECORDS
The Group’s Greek subsidiary
minoan Lines, which is
listed on the Athens stock
Exchange, reported revenues
worth 213.8 million euros
(+9,1%) in 2008, setting a new
record in its 35 years of history.
This increase was achieved
mainly due to the positive results
of the services linking
Italy and Greece.
Adriatic Routes - ( Ancona
– Igoumenitsa - patras and
venice – Corfu – Igoumenitsa
– patras), minoan improved its
already leading position by
achieving the highest market
shares for passengers (37.7%)
and cars (39.9%) while the
market share for trucks stood
at 33.4%.
Greek Domestic Market
- On the Heraklion - piraeus
route, minoan Lines succeeded
in increasing volumes for
the fourth consecutive year,
maintaining its leading position
while achieving higher
market shares. With only
46.1% of the total number of
trips on the route, minoan
reached a 69.5% market
share for passengers, 61.2%
for cars and 48.7% for trucks
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and trailers.

new serVices
ITALY GETS CLOSER TO
GENOA
Venice
Ancona
Livorno
Valencia
Barcelona
Porto Torres
Cagliari
Civitavecchia
Salerno
Palermo
Corfu
Igoumenitsa
PATRAS
CORINTH
TUNIS
Trapani
Malta
CATANIA
Piraeus
Heraklion
TRIPOLI
Following the launch of the nine
new Motorways of the Sea connections
announced in January,
the Group has continued to widen its
unparalleled network of Short Sea Services
in the Mediterranean by opening
two more innovative Ro/Ro routes: the
Genoa /Catania / Patras / Corinth and
the Genoa / Tunis / Tripoli regular services.
GENOA / CATANIA / PATRAS /
CORINTH (WEEKLY)
The first direct maritime service ever
to link the North Western coast of Italy,
Sicily and Greece was inaugurated in
March this year and is served by the Ro/
Ro vessel Eurocargo Napoli which has
a 17-knot service speed and an in-take
capacity of 1,940 lane metres of rolling
freight in addition to 260 cars. Having a
weekly frequency, this new Motorway of
the Sea is a true bridge between markets
and cultures. It connects North West
Italy and the European markets located
within a few hundred kilometres from
Genoa with the whole of the Balkan area.
Not only Greece and the Peloponnese
but also Bulgaria and Turkey, countries
that can be easily reached by driving
from the Greek ports called by this innovative
service. Additionally, the Catania
/ Patras / Corinth leg represents the first
direct connection between the Mediterranean’s
largest Island and Greece and
the Balkans. Here it is not only a matter
of trades and business but of culture too
as the links between Greece and Sicily
go back more than 3,000 years, when
most of Sicily was a Greek colony.
The advantages of this new service are
visible and tangible both in terms of
speed and lower costs compared with
the overland options.
GENOA / TUNIS / TRIPOLI
(WEEKLY)
Launched on April 14, the new weekly
service in the Grimaldi Lines’ network
marks a bold move from the Naplesbased
operator. Not only has it introduced
one of the largest vessels on the
Genoa/Tunis trade but it is also offering
a fast connection to the growing Libyan
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GREECE, TUNISIA AND LIBYA
Two more new RO/RO services are launched to connect
Genoa and Catania to Greece and the Balkans and Genoa
to Tunis and Tripoli. To stimulate the economic development
GENOA > CATANIA > PATRAS > CORINTH
Line Departure Arrival
Genoa >Catania Wed 19:00 Thu 23:30
Fri 21:00 Sun 06:00
Sat 18:00 Sun 20:00
Genoa > Patras (via C) Fri 21:00 Mon 10:00
Genoa > Corinth (via C / Pt) Fri 21:00 Mon 18:00
Catania > Genoa Tue 03:00 Wed 08:00
Wed 24:00 Fri 09:00
Thu 24:00 Sat 07:00
Catania > Patras Sun 12:00 Mon 10:00
Catania > Corinth Sun 12:00 Mon 18:00
Patras> Genoa (via C) Tue 19:00 Fri 09:00
Patras>Catania Tue 19:00 Wed 16:00
Patras> Corinth Mon 13:00 Mon 18:00
Corinth> Genoa (via Pt / C) Tue 11:00 Fri 09:00
Corinth>Catania (via Pt) Tue 11:00 Wed 16:00
Corinth> Patras Tue 11:00 Tue 16:00
via C = via Catania; via Pt = via Patras
GENOA > TUNIS > TRIPOLI
Line Departure Arrival
Genoa>Tunis Mon 24:00 Wed 07:00
Genoa>Tripoli Mon 24:00 Thu 11:00
Tunis>Genoa Sun 12:00 Mon 18:30
Tunis>Tripoli Wed 13:00 Thu 11:00
Tripoli>Genoa Fri 18:00 Mon 18:30
Tripoli>Tunis Fri 18:00 Sun 07:00
market for Tunisian shippers, as well as
the North Italian and the Central European
exporters.
The ro/ro vessel Finlandia has been
deployed on the Italy / Tunisia / Libya
service, having been previously operated
by the Group’s Finnish subsidiary
Finnlines. With a displacement of 11,650
tons, this ship has a service speed of 17
knots and an intake capacity in excess of
2,200 lane metres and 200 cars. She can
take onboard any kind of rolling cargo
plus containers and special heavy lift
cargo up to 130 tonnes per piece.
INNOVATIVE SERVICES
“These two new weekly Ro/Ro services
linking respectively, Genoa / Catania
/ Patras / Corinth and Genoa / Tunis /
Tripoli, are both truly innovative”, underlined
Emanuele Grimaldi, co-managing
director of the Group. “The first
one – he elaborated - has established
a bridge between North Western Italy,
Sicily (the largest island in the Mediterranean),
Greece and the entire Balkans
area, including Turkey. As for the Genoa
/ Tunis / Tripoli link, it is the only existing
service with a three-day delivery time
to Libya for freight from Northern Italy
and North Western Europe; it complements
our weekly Genoa / Malta / Tripoli
and Salerno / Tripoli services, making
Grimaldi Lines’ ships the most reliable
and fast way to reach Libya”.
“Another notable development – concluded
Mr Grimaldi – is that Tunis has developed
into a real hub for our Short Sea
Services. In fact, Grimaldi Lines is now
able to offer to Tunisian shippers direct
weekly connections served by state-of
-the-art Ro/Ro vessels to Genoa, Civitavecchia,
Trapani, Palermo and Tripoli”.
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serVices DeVeloPMent
Sicilian links
strengthened further
Five sailings a week on the Civitavecchia / Catania route and
a higher capacity on the Genoa / Catania service confirm
Grimaldi Lines’ commitment to serve the Sicilian trades
As the Ro/Ro passenger ship
Finnhansa is deployed on the
route in late April, the network
of motorways of the sea linking mainland
Italy to the east coast of Sicily will
be substantially upgraded in terms of
both number of sailings and transport
capacity. The Finnhansa has a 3,200
lane metres intake capacity with a
21-knot service speed and can accommodate
114 passengers. Herebelow is
illustrated the development of both services.
Genova / Catania
Although the number of weekly sailings
on this route remains at three
(one of which carries passengers too),
the cargo capacity of this popular and
successful Motorway of the sea is being
increased by 40%. In fact the 3,200
lane metres Ro/Pax Finnhansa replaces
the 2,230 lane metres Ro/Pax Catania
which is now serving the Civitavecchia /
Catania trade. The other two departures
from Genoa to Catania are performed
by the pure Ro/Ro ships Eurocargo Napoli
(1,940 lane metres intake capacity)
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and Eurocargo Istanbul, which has a
2,500-lane metre capacity.
Departures from Genoa to Catania take
place on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
(also for passengers). Departures
from Catania to Genoa are on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday (also for passengers).
Civitavecchia / Catania
From the end of April, the service between
Civitavecchia and Catania, which
previously performed three times a
week, will be upgraded to a five times
per week frequency in each direction.
In terms of transport capacity this
means nearly doubling the number of
trucks, trailers and cars that can avoid to
be driven overland along the congested
and dangerous Rome/Salerno/Reggio
Calabria motorway.
Out of five weekly departures, four will
be performed with passenger ferries:
the 820 passenger capacity vessel Catania
will shuttle between the two ports
while the Ro/pax Finnhansa will serve
the route once a week. The remaining
all cargo departure is performed by the
Ro/Ro Eurocargo Istanbul.
Departures from Civitavecchia to Catania
are scheduled every day (with the
exception of Sunday and Thursday),
departures from Catania to Civitavecchia
are every day except Sunday and
Wednesday.
Venice
GENOA
Ancona
Livorno
Barcelona
CIVITAVECCHIA
Valencia
Salerno
Porto Torres
Igoumenitsa
Cagliari
Corfu
Palermo
Patras
Corinth
Trapani CATANIA Pireaus
Tunis
Malta
Heraklion
Tripoli

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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
GRIMALDI LINES
MINOAN LINES
BARCELONA
Tel. +34 93 502 0400
Fax +34 93 502 8166
livorno@grimaldilogistica.com
NAPLES
Tel. +39 081 496777
Fax +39 081 5517401
cargo@grimaldi.napoli.it
ATHENS-PIRAEUS
Tel. +30 210 4145 745
Fax +30 210 4145 715
cargo@minoan.gr
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Baltic link
Finnlines gets to
the Mediterranean
Cargo originating from Helsinki and the Baltic region can reach
any Mediterranean destination as the Scandinavian Service is
interconnected to the Grimaldi Lines’ EuroMed Network
Grimaldi Lines and Finnlines
have commenced the first
consistent example of cooperation
and integration of their liner
services with a new Scandinavian link
which will benefit their respective clientele.
Since early April, Finnlines’ weekly
Scandinavian Service departing from
Helsinki and calling Aarhus and Halmstad
now also calls the Swedish port
of Wallhamn, where it connects with
Grimaldi Lines’ weekly Euro-Med Service.
The extension of the Scandinavian
service to Wallhamn, (a port co-owned
by the Grimaldi Group), is supported
by the efforts of Grimaldi Sweden and
gives the possibility for both importers
and exporters in the Baltic area to take
advantage of the wide network of destinations
and markets served by Grimaldi
in the Mediterranean, like Spain, France,
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Helsinki
Wallhamn
Halmstad
Esbjerg
Aarhus
Cork
Bristol
Hamburg
Flushing
Antwerp
Southampton
Valencia
Setubal
Savona
Livorno
Civitavecchia
Palermo
Salerno
Piraeus
Gemlik
Yenikoy
Izmir
Mersin
Malta
Limassol
Lattakia
Beirut
Alexandria
Ashdod
Italy, Malta, Tunisia, Libya, Greece, Turkey,
Cyprus, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and
Israel. Both the Scandinavia Service and
the Euro-Med Service accept any kinds
of rolling units plus containerised and
project cargo.
The maiden call of Finnlines’ Scandinavian
service at Wallhamn took place on
5 April as the m/v Finnhawk discharged
20 tug-masters with final destination Lattakia,
Syria. The weekly Scandinavian
Service can be seen both as a feeder
of cargo from/to Finland via Grimaldi
Lines’ Mediterranean Network of ports
as well as a shortsea cargo service linking
Finland, the western area of Sweden
and the South Eastern part of Norway
that can be easily reached over land
from the port of Wallhamn.
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atlantic network
Boston and Lobito added to
US/West Africa direct service
Extended service to West Africa sees this fortnight direct line complemented
by weekly departures of ACL/Grimaldi Lines service via Antwerp
In response to requests from its customers,
the Grimaldi Group has added to the range
of ports called by its direct RORO/container
service between the United States and West Africa.
Starting in April, the service will include the
port of Boston in the US and Lobito in Angola. The
service offers the trade the most frequent service
with the widest range of ports. Currently the service
has a sailing every two weeks and it will be
further upgraded as of mid-April.
The large vessels deployed on this RORO/container
service carry cars/trucks/tractors/buses
and other heavy vehicles and equipment as well
as containers. The service calls at Boston, New
York, Baltimore and Jacksonville and sails directly
to Dakar (Senegal), Tema (Ghana), Lome (Togo),
Lobito (Angola), Cotonou (Benin) and Lagos (Nigeria).
A connecting service via Dakar is provided
on Grimaldi Lines vessels to Banjul (Gambia),
Conakry (Guinea), Freetown (Sierra Leone),
Abidjan (Ivory Coast), Takoradi (Ghana), Douala
(Cameroun), Pointe Noire (Republic of Congo), Luanda
(Angola) and Boma (Democratic Republic of
Congo).
Backing up the direct US/West African service
are the weekly ACL services via Antwerp, which
connect with Grimaldi Group’s unparalleled North
Europe/West African service network. The ACL
weekly services via Antwerp call at the ports of
Halifax, New York, Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston,
Savannah and Houston. Customers in the US also
have the option of moving overflow cargo to West
Africa on the weekly ACL service versus waiting
for the next direct Grimaldi Lines voyage. No other
carrier can offer this level of frequency, quality and
range of logistics options to West Africa.
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Dakar
New Roll Trailers
bring in more flexibility
Lome Cotonou
Tema Lagos
In order to provide the highest level of
service to the clients, Grimaldi’s new
roll trailers feature specific characteristics:
30 units have a length of 6
metres and a loading capacity of 60
tons; 50 units feature a 9-metre length
and a 120 tons capacity with the possibility
of concentrating of the weight
in 4 metres only; 6 units have a 9-metre
length and a 160-ton capacity; 100
units are 12 metres long and have a 120-ton capacity; 25 units
are 15 metres long with a 100-ton capacity and 25 units have a
18-metre length and a 100-ton capacity.
On completion of these new deliveries, Grimaldi Lines’ fleet of
roll trailers will exceed the 2,000 units mark, with half of the total
purchased over the last 4 years. The wide range of sizes and
capacities will allow maximum operating flexibility.
Lobito
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Ports
Full ahead for
Lagos terminal
The state-of-the-art facility boosts the competitive advantage
for the Grimaldi Lines’ customers
Developed over the last three
years, PTML is one of the
main strong points of the
Group in West Africa and represents a
huge competitive advantage for Grimaldi
Lines’, in that clients have the possibility
to see their cargo delivered on time
in Lagos.
In its first full year of operation at projected
capacity, the Group subsidiary
running Africa’s most modern Ro/Ro
port at Lagos’ Tin Can Island will break
the barrier of 100 vessels operated. A
target achieved without too many difficulties
given the constant development
of Grimaldi Lines’ West African Network.
The Tin Can Island facility is a state-ofthe-art
Ro/Ro terminal developed by
the Grimaldi Group under a BOT (Built
operate transfer)scheme. It has so far
absorbed investments worth in excess
of 75 million US dollars (excluding the
cost of interest paid on the borrowings).
The latest addition to the terminal, in the
course of 2008, has been the completion
of the second 200 metre-long berth. Both
berths are now fully operational while
the size of the terminal yard has been
increased to 210,000 square metres, and
is completely fenced, illuminated and secured.
A further, substantial expansion
of the operating area is expected to be
completed in the near future. An off-dock
terminal of about 100,000 m2 is presently
under development and will be completed
by July 2009.
Currently, PTML has a staff of more than
280 people; the terminal features 3,500
sqm of warehouses, 2,500 sqm of offices,
700 sqm of workshops and a plant
parking area also. Throughput in 2008
exceeded 90,000 rolling cargo units,
35,000 Teu of containers and 25,000 cubic
metres of general cargo.
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NEWS
As grande ghana is deployed, southern Express’
frequency is down to 12-day
The second in a row of seven sisterships
being built at Uljanik shipyard,
the 26,000-tonne deadweight multipurpose
Ro/Ro container vessel Grande
Ghana was delivered on 11 February,
2009. Her scheduled deployment on
the Southern Express service, part of the
Northern Europe / West Africa Network,
will improve the frequency of the service
to every 12 days. The Southern Express
Uscg's Technology
Evaluation Program
In January 2009, a ballast water treatment technology developed
(and fitted onboard the vessel Atlantic Compass) since
2004 by a partnership between ACL and Ecochlor, a US-based
manufacturer was accepted in the US Coast Guard’s Ship Technology
Evaluation Program. Further testing will now take place
to achieve the full acceptance of the system by the USCG. On
a parallel course, the unit is being submitted for acceptance
by IMO through the German authorities and certification is expected
this year. The equipment has shown the ability to treat
ballast water not only to the standards laid down by the IMO’s
Ballast Water Convention but even to the standards proposed
by the New York State for 2012 which are 1,000 times stricter
than the IMO standards. Treatment of the ballast waters is seen
as a solution to the serious problem of the importation of invasive
and alien species, often microscopic organisms, into
the waters of other nations (pictured Captain Leif Holmberg,
Atlantic Compass).
Service calls at Amsterdam, Hamburg,
Tilbury, Antwerp, Le Havre, Lisbon,
Dakar, Pointe Noire, Luanda and Douala.
The class of ships to which the Grande
Ghana belongs, represents a clear example
of how operational flexibility can
be achieved with the aim of providing a
better service to the clientele. By utilising
the longstanding expertise of the Group,
the ship is designed and built in such
a way to be able to accommodate any
kind of rolling, containerised and project
cargo. Her ideal intake is 2,000 cars/
vans, 2,000 linear metres of heavy Ro/
Ro units and 800 containers. The latter
are loaded on the weather deck, which is
fitted with a pair of 40-tonne cranes. The
vessel’s stern ramp, allows cargo of up
to 250 tonnes weight to be loaded. Her
service speed is in excess of 20 knots.
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A very special
cancre-cure
shipment
ACL was called upon to deliver two
proton therapy component parts for
a proton beam radiation therapy centre
due to be inaugurated in Virginia next
year. Dimensions of these very special
pieces of cargo were, respectively, 4.68
m x 4.72 m x 2.96 m and a weight of 114.5
tonnes and 4.80 m x 4.72 m x 1.92 m with
a weight of 109.2 tonnes. Before sailing
from Antwerp to Portsmouth (Virginia, US)
they were securely lashed to ACL’s standard
40’ roll trailers and driven directly onto one of the three main Ro/Ro decks of the Atlantic Conveyor. The parts will be used
in a massive 200-ton cyclotron that will spin subatomic particles to two-thirds of the speed of light, sending the resulting proton
beam through a beam line to 90-ton gantries making the proton ready for patient treatment. The Virginia facility is expected to
open in 2010. This state-of-the-art cancer treatment centre will be one of only ten in the United States.
NEWS
Award for
Jacky Allalouf
The Israel Shipping Chamber presented
Jacky Allalouf, President of the
Allalouf Group, Grimaldi Lines’ agent
in Israel, with its Lifetime Achievement
Award in recognition of his contribution
over the span of many years to the shipping
industry. The award was presented
by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Transportation and Road Safety, Shaul
Mofaz, and the President of the Israel
Shipping Chamber Reuven Zuck.
Jacky Allalouf made many innovations,
such as changing the method of transporting
vehicles to Israel from using conventional
carriers to using Ro/Ro ships
and by improving shipping methods
such as the combination of sea and land
transportation.
Mobile houses
on grande
Portogallo
Two pre-constructed mobile houses were
recently loaded onboard the m/v Grande
Portogallo sailing from Lisbon to Luanda. Grimaldi Lines’ PCTC vessels were the
natural choice for this kind of cargo as each mobile house is 8.74 metres long, 4.0
metres wide, 3.5 metres high and weighs 3.8 tonnes. After a exhaustive study of
the vessel’s ramps and ground clearance of the houses, extra wheels had to be designed
and adapted to provide safe handling. Mobile-houses are delivered alongside
without wheels, which are assembled in the port just alongside the vessel in order
to be loaded onboard through the ship’s stern ramp. Mobile houses are supplied
ready to use, allowing a rather quick and easy installation at the final site.
Huge Rotor to Israel
In March of this year a 95-ton rotor was shipped from the UK to Israel onboard the
multipurpose Ro/Ro vessel Gran Bretagna, which is deployed on the Euro-Med
Service. In Southampton, the 23.4-metre long piece of cargo was loaded onboard
by means of an unusually large towing vehicle, fitted with as many as 9 axles. The
rotor was imported in Israel for use in the Eshkol power station in Ashdod.

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Tel +49 40 789 7070
Fax +49 40 789 70770
info@grimaldi-germany.de
ghANA
teMa
Tel: +233 22 214091
Fax +233 22 214095
info@grimaldighana.com
mOrOCCO
Tel +212 22 44 70 36
Fax +212 22 54 31 34
agency@grimaldimaroc.com
NIgerIA
lagoS
Tel +234 1 5453433
Fax +234 1 5873805
info@grimaldi-nigeria.com
pOrTuGAL
lISboa
Tel +351 21 3216300
Fax +351 21 3465415
lisboa@grimaldi.pt
seNegAL
daKar
Tel +221 33889 0490
Fax +221 33842 8850
grimaldi@grimaldi-senegal.com
sPAIN
MadrId
Tel +34 91 2044220
Fax +34 91 5750209
madrid1@grimaldilogistica.com
valenCIa
Tel. +34 96 3061300
Fax +34 96 3307877
grimaldi@grimaldilogistica.com
barCelona
Tel. +34 93 5028163
Fax +34 93 5028166
grimaldibarcelona@grimaldilogistica.com
sweDeN
gothenburg
Tel +46 31 607280
Fax +46 31 135724
info@grimaldisweden.se
TOGO
loMÉ
Tel +228 227 3231
Fax +228 227 0718
grimaldi@grimaldi-togo.com
UNITeD kINgDOM
london
Tel +44 20 79305683
Fax +44 20 78391961
www.grimaldi.co.uk
usA
ISelIn, nj
Tel +1 732 452 5400
Fax +1 732 452 5469
info@aclcargo.com
ACL
www.aclcargo.com
usA
ISelIn, nj
(headquarterS)
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
CANADA
halIfax
Tel +1 902 420 9259
(800) 225‐1235
(Tollfree in Canada)
Fax +1 902 490 2530
BELGIum
antwerP
Tel +323 221 2050
Fax +323 226 2654
gerMANy
haMburg
Tel +49 40 361 303 0
0800 11 882277
(Tollfree within Germany)
Fax +49 40 366627
info@grimaldi-germany.de
UNITeD kINgDOM
lIverPool
Tel +44 151 472 8000
Fax +44 151 472 8010
sweDeN
gothenburg
Tel +46 31 64 5500
020 64 5555
(Tollfree within Sweden)
Fax +46 31 64 5506
FrANCe
ParIS
Tel +33 1 4465 1232
Fax +33 1 4465 1213
marc.laurent@grimaldi-france.fr
minoan Lines
www.minoan.gr
GrEECE
PatraS/CorInth
PATRAS SHIPPING
Tel +30 2610 426000
minoanpat@pat.forthnet.gr
IgouMenItSa
P & P MAKRIDIS
Tel +30 2665 022952
minoanig@hol.gr
ITALy
anCona
MINOAN AGENCIES SRL
Tel +39 071 201708 / 50211621
minoan@minoan.it
venICe
EURO AGENCY SRL
Tel +39 041 504 1201

Tel +39 081 496111 - Fax +39 081 5517401
Finnlines
FINLAND
helSInKI
(headquarterS)
Tel +358 (0)10 343 50
Fax +358 (0)10 343 5200
info.fi@finnlines.com
FINNLINK
naantalI
Tel +358 (0)10 436 7620
Fax +358 (0)10 436 7660
finnlink@finnlink.fi
BELGIum
beveren
Tel +32 (0)3 570 9530
Fax +32 (0)3 570 9550
info.be@finnlines.com
DeNMArk
aarhuS
Tel +45 86 206 650
Fax +45 86 206 659
info.dk@finnlines.com
FrANCe
voISInS le bretonneux
Tel +33 (0)130 436 771
Fax +33 (0)130 573 060
sales.fr@finnlines.com
gerMANy
lübeCK
Tel +49 (0)451 1507 0
Fax +49 (0)451 1507 222
info.de@finnlines.com
NORDö‐LINK
lübeCK-traveMünde
Tel +49 (0)4502 805 20 & 805 21
Fax +46 (0)450 22560 & 3651
nordoe@skan-link.de
e-mail: switchboard@grimaldi.napoli.it www.grimaldi.napoli.it
POLAND
gdynIa
Tel +48 (0)58 627 4239 /
+48 (0)58 627 4456
Fax +48 (0)58 627 4249
info.pl@finnlines.com
russIA
St PeterSburg
Tel + 7 812 680 10 70
Fax + 7 812 680 10 69
info.ru@finnlines.com
MoSCow
Tel +7 495 589 1424
info.ru@finnlines.com
sPAIN
MadrId
Tel +34 637 109 054
Fax +34 91 750 0707
sales.es@finnlines.com
www.finnlines.com
sweDeN
REDERI AB NORDö‐LINK
MalMö
Tel +46 (0)40 176 800
Fax +46 (0)40 176 801
booking@nordoe-link.com
FINNLINK AB
gräddö
Tel +46 (0)176 207 600
Fax +46 (0)176 207 621
finnlink@finnlink.se
UNITeD kINgDOM
hull
Tel +44 (0)1482 377 655
Fax +44 (0)1482 787 229
info.uk@finnlines.com
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
SantoS
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
douala
SOCOMAR
Tel +237 3424550
Fax +237 3424936
agency@socomarcm.net
CONgO
PoInte noIre
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
Cyprus
lIMaSSol
MANDA NAVIGATION CO
Tel +357 25‐ 567070
Fax +357 25‐ 567919
info@manda.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
alexandrIa
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
dunKerque
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

Owners’ Representatives and Agents
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
PatraS/CorInth
PATRAS SHIPPING AGENCIES
S.A.
Tel +30 2610 426000
Fax +30 2610 461188
minoanpat@pat.forthnet.gr
PIraeuS
ALLALOUF HELLAS
Tel +30 210 4127242
+30 210 4123309
Fax +30 210 4171756
info@allalouf.gr
gUINeA
ConaKry
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
CorK
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
CIvItaveCChIa
ATLANTICA CIVITAVECCHIA
Tel +39 0766 366594
Fax +39 0766 776119
civita@comm2000.it
genova
MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.R.L.
Tel +39 019 821375
Fax +39 019 821147
agenzia.sv@marittimaspedizioni.it
lIvorno
L.V. GHIANDA
Tel +39 0586 82681
Fax +39 0586 826821
lvghianda@lvghianda.it
MonfalCone
CETAL S.R.L.
Tel./Fax.+39 0481 40624
Cetal@Cetal.it
PalerMo
VINCENZO ADELFIO AGENCY
(port Agent)
Tel +39 091 361290
Fax +39 091 361475
Porto torreS
MEC SHIPPING
Tel +39 079 523688
Fax & Tel +39 079 5573072
info@mecshipping.com
ravenna
INTERMARINE
SHIPPING S.R.L. (I.M.S.)
Tel +39 0544 600211
Fax +39 0544 600299
ims@ims-ravenna.it
Salerno
AG. MAR.
MICHELE AUTUORI
Tel +39 089 230311
Fax +39 089 226490
autuori@autuori.it
Savona
MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.R.L.
Tel +39 019 821375
Fax +39 019 821147
agenzia.sv@marittimaspedizioni.it
traPanI
RICCARDO SANGES / TRIDENT
Tel +39 0923 444211
Fax +39 0923 557126
f.giacalone@riccardosanges.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
MonrovIa
UMARCO (LIBERIA)
CORPORATION
Tel: +231 77 05 96 35
Fax: +231 77 05 96 36
umarcolr@hotmail.com
LIByA
trIPolI
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
lattaKIa
BAHHAR
Tel +963 41470171
Fax +963 41 470175
info@bahharshipping.com
tartouS
BAHHAR
Tel +963 325000
Fax +963 43 329900
infotts@bahharshipping.com
sLOVeNIA
KoPer
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
IzMIr and geMlIK
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
lIverPool
ACL/GRIMALDI DEPT
Tel +44 151 472 8113
Fax +44 151 472 8141
exports@grimaldi.co.uk
Portbury - brIStol
OSPREY SHIPPING
Tel +44 1275 374636
Fax +44 1275 373250
bristolchannel@ospreyltd.com
SheerneSS
See Tilbury Office
SouthaMPton
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
MontevIdeo
HARBOUR
SOUTH AMERICA
Tel + 598 2917 0056
Fax + 598 2917 0038
mhsa@mhsa-uy.com

Line Departure Arrival
Barcelona>Catania (via Cv) M 22:15 20:00
M 22:15 20:00
Barcelona>Civitavecchia M/P
(*) From June 1 to July 19 and from August 31 to September 5: Departure from Monday to Saturday. Trapani
From July 20 to August 30: Departure from Monday to Sunday
Tunis
Malta
MP= Freight-Passengers; M= Freight only;
22:15
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
via C= via Catania; via Cv= via Civitavecchia; via M= via Malta; via P= via Palermo; via Pt = via Patras; via S= via Salerno
18:45
Barcelona>Livorno M/P 24:00 19:30
Barcelona>Porto Torres (*) M/P 22:15 10:30
Cagliari>Palermo
M 15:00 21:00
(via S) M 24:00 08:00
Cagliari>Salerno M 19:00 10:00
M 24:00 14:00
M 15:00 06:00
Cagliari>Valencia M 12:00 13:00
M 12:00 13:00
M 22:00 07:00
Catania>Barcelona (via Cv) M 24:00 18:15
M 01:00 18:15
Catania>Civitavecchia M/P 24:00 17:30
M/P 22:30 17:00
M/P 22:30 17:00
M 01:00 20:30
M/P 22:30 17:00
Catania>Corinth M 12:00 18:00
Catania>Genoa M 03:00 08:00
M 24:00 09:00
M/P 24:00 07:00
Catania>Malta M/P 24:00 07:00
M 02:00 09:30
M 23:00 08:00
M 24:00 07:00
Catania>Patras M 12:00 10:00
18:15
Civitavecchia>Barcelona M/P
22:15
Civitavecchia>Catania M/P 22:30 17:00
M/P 23:00 20:00
M/P 22:30 17:00
M/P 22:30 17:00
M 24:00 20:00
Civitavecchia>Malta M 24:00 08:00
M 07:00 03:00
Civitavecchia>Porto Torres(*) M/P 22:15 05:30
Civitavecchia>Trapani M/P 16:00 06:00
Civitavecchia>Tripoli (via M) M 24:00 13:00
Civitavecchia>Tunis M/P 23:00 16:00
Corinth>Catania (via Pt) M 11:00 16:00
Corinth>Genoa (via Pt / C) M 11:00 09:00
Corinth>Patras M 11:00 16:00
Genoa>Catania M 19:00 23:30
M 21:00 06:00
M/P 18:00 20:00
Line Departure Arrival
Genoa>Corinth (via C / Pt) M 21:00 18:00
Genoa>Malta M 13:00 09:30
M 17:00 10:00
Genoa>Patras (via C) M 21:00 10:00
Genoa>Tripoli M 24:00 11:00
Genoa>Tunis M 24:00 07:00
Livorno>Barcelona M/P 23:30 19:30
Livorno>Valencia M 20:00 08:00
Malta>Catania M 15:00 22:00
M/P 17:00 24:00
M 15:00 22:00
M 18:00 01:00
Malta>Civitavecchia M 15:00 21:00
M 15:00 22:00
Malta>Genoa M 17:00 09:00
M 18:00 07:00
Malta>Salerno M 16:00 18:00
Malta>Tripoli M 16:00 13:00
Palermo>Cagliari (via S) M 01:00 10:00
M 12:00 09:00
Palermo>Salerno M/P 12:00 21:00
M/P 01:00 09:30
Palermo>Tripoli (via S) M 01:00 06:00
Palermo>Tunis M/P 10:00 20:30
M/P 20:00 07:00
Palermo>Valencia (via S) M 01:00 14:00
M 12:00 22:30
Patras>Catania M 19:00 16:00
Patras>Corinth M 13:00 18:00
Patras>Genoa (via C) M 19:00 09:00
Porto Torres>Barcelona(*) M/P 06:30 18:15
Porto Torres>Civitavecchia(*) M/P 11:30 18:45
Salerno>Cagliari M 20:00 10:00
M 24:00 18:00
M 15:00 09:00
Salerno>Malta M 24:00 06:00
Valencia
Barcelona
Genoa
Porto Torres
Cagliari
Line Departure Arrival
Salerno>Palermo M/P 19:00 06:00
M/P 05:00 14:00
Salerno>Tripoli M 24:00 13:00
Salerno>Tunis (via P) M/P 19:00 20:30
M/P 05:00 07:00
Salerno>Valencia M 20:00 13:00
M 24:00 07:00
M 15:00 13:00
Trapani>Civitavecchia M/P 23:00 13:00
Tripoli>Catania (via M) M 12:00 24:00
Tripoli>Civitavecchia (via M) M 12:00 22:00
Tripoli>Genoa M 18:00 18:30
Tripoli>Malta M 12:00 06:00
Tripoli>Palermo (via S) M 12:00 14:00
Tripoli>Salerno M 12:00 18:00
Tripoli>Tunis M 18:00 07:00
Tripoli>Valencia M 12:00 20:00
Tunis>Civitavecchia M/P 23:30 18:00
Tunis>Genoa M 12:00 18:30
Tunis>Palermo M/P 21:00 08:30
M/P 11:00 21:30
Tunis>Salerno (via P) M/P 21:00 21:00
M/P 11:00 09:30
Tunis>Tripoli M 13:00 11:00
Valencia>Cagliari M 20:00 20:00
M 20:00 09:00
M 14:00 16:00
Valencia>Livorno M 20:00 08:00
Valencia>Palermo (via S) M 20:00 14:00
M 20:00 06:00
Valencia>Salerno M 20:00 14:00
M 20:00 06:00
M 14:00 10:00
Valencia>Tripoli (via S) M 08:00 13:00
Venice
Tripoli
Ancona
Livorno
Civitavecchia
Palermo
Salerno
Catania
Corfu
Igoumenitsa
Patras
Piraeus
Corinth
Heraklion
Freight-Passengers Freight only Minoan Lines
Owners’ Mediterranean Representatives Short Sea and Network Agents

Atlantic Network Quarterly schedule
Lisbon Express service
PortS of Call
veSSel
vegaland alyona thebeland vegaland alyona thebeland vegaland
rePubblICa
dI venezIa
thebeland
grande
angola
alyona vegaland
vgl0209 aly0209 the0309 vgl0309 aly0309 the0409 vgl0409 rdv0309 the0509 gra0309 aly0409 vgl0509
LIsbON 06/Mar 13/Mar 22/Mar 13/Apr 18/Apr 26/Apr 13/May 18/May 27/May 31/May 27/May 13/Jun
DAkAr 22/Mar 29/Mar 19/Apr 24/Apr 03/May 20/May 24/May 03/Jun 06/Jun 02/Jun 20/Jun
LUANDA 31/Mar 03/Apr 09/Apr 29/Apr 05/May 14/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 23/Jun 13/Jun 01/Jul
North europe / west Africa Central express service
PortS of Call
veSSel
grande
ghana
grande
argentIna
grande
atlantICo
grande
afrICa
grande
aMerICa
grande
nIgerIa
ggh0209 gar0409 gat0409 gaf0409 gaM0409 gnI0409 ggh0309 gar0509 gat0509 gaf0509 gaM0509 gnI0509
AmsTErdAm 30/Mar 05/Apr 10/Apr 16/Apr 22/Apr 28/Apr 04/May 10/May 16/May 22/May 28/May 03/Jun
HAmBurG 01/Apr 07/Apr 12/Apr 18/Apr 24/Apr 30/Apr 06/May 12/May 18/May 24/May 30/May 05/Jun
TILBury 03/Apr 09/Apr 14/Apr 20/Apr 26/Apr 02/May 08/May 14/May 20/May 26/May 01/Jun 07/Jun
ANTwerP 05/Apr 11/Apr 16/Apr 22/Apr 28/Apr 04/May 10/May 16/May 22/May 28/May 03/Jun 09/Jun
LE HAvrE 28/Mar(*) 07/Apr(*) 07/Apr(*) 18/Apr(*) 27/Apr(*) 27/Apr(*) 07/May(*) 07/May(*) 17/May(*) 17/May(*) 31/May(*) 06/Jun(*)
DAkAr 12/Apr 19/Apr 23/Apr 29/Apr 05/May 11/May 17/May 23/May 29/May 04/Jun 10/Jun 16/Jun
LOmE 16/Apr 04/May 21/May 09/Jun
COTONOU 23/Apr 28/Apr 10/May 16/May 28/May 03/Jun 15/Jun 21/Jun
LAGOs 17/Apr 25/Apr 29/Apr 05/May 12/May 18/May 23/May 29/May 04/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 23/Jun
TEmA 20/Apr 27/Apr 02/May 08/May 14/May 20/May 25/May 01/Jun 07/Jun 13/Jun 19/Jun 25/Jun
AbIDjAN 22/Apr 30/Apr 05/May 10/May 17/May 23/May 28/May 04/Jun 10/Jun 15/Jun 22/Jun 28/Jun
sAN PeDrO 23/Apr
grande
ghana
grande
argentIna
grande
atlantICo
grande
afrICa
grande
aMerICa
grande
nIgerIa
North europe / west Africa southern express service
PortS of Call
veSSel
alyona
rePubblICa
dI venezIa
euroCargo
euroPa
grande
angola
alyona naeSborg
grande
aMburgo
euroCargo
euroPa
rePubblICa
dI venezIa
alyona
grande
angola
euroCargo
euroPa
aly0209 rdv0209 eCe0209 gra0209 aly0309 nae0209 gha0209 eCe0309 rdv0309 aly0409 gra0309 eCe0409
AmsTErdAm 13/Mar 01/Apr 13/Apr 20/Apr 08/May 22/May
HAmBurG 15/Mar 23/Mar(*) 04/Apr 07/Apr(*) 22/Apr 01/May(*) 11/May 18/May(*) 24/May 30/May(*)
TILBury 28/Mar(*) 03/Apr(*) 14/Apr(*) 09/Apr(*) 23/Apr(*) 03/May(*) 08/May(*) 20/May(*) 23/May(*) 01/Jun(*)
ANTwerP 18/Mar 03/Apr 06/Apr 15/Apr 25/Apr 05/May 13/May 22/May 26/May 03/Jun
LE HAvrE 21/Mar 08/Apr 07/Apr(*) 27/Apr 15/May 17/May(*) 28/May
LIsbON 13/Mar 22/Mar(*) 18/Apr 26/Apr(*) 18/May 27/May 31/May 31/May(*)
CAsAbLANCA 07/Apr 10/May 09/Jun
DAkAr 22/Mar 29/Mar 12/Apr 14/Apr 24/Apr 03/May 13/May 24/May 02/Jun 06/Jun 13/Jun
LOmE 03/Apr 18/Apr 08/May 29/May 10/Jun
LAGOs 28/Apr
POINTe NOIre 09/Apr 24/Apr 14/May 16/Jun
LUANDA 03/Apr 16/Apr 01/May 05/May 09/May 21/May 07/Jun 13/Jun 23/Jun
BOmA 20/Apr 19/May 19/Jun
dOuALA 23/Apr 08/May 28/May 14/Jun 19/Jun 30/Jun
TAkOrADI 28/Apr 13/May
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
grS0209 gbr0209 rag0209 gba0309 gfr0309 rbr0409 grS0309 gbr0309 rag0309 gba0409 gfr0409 rbr0509
HAmBurG 12/Mar 22/Mar 01/Apr 08/Apr 21/Apr 01/May 11/May 21/May 31/May 10/Jun 20/Jun 30/Jun
TILBury 14/Mar 24/Mar 03/Apr 15/Apr 23/Apr 03/May 13/May 23/May 02/Jun 12/Jun 22/Jun 02/Jul
ANTwerP 18/Mar 26/Mar 05/Apr 16/Apr 25/Apr 05/May 15/May 25/May 04/Jun 14/Jun 24/Jun 04/Jul
LE HAvrE 28/Mar 07/Apr 18/Apr 27/Apr 07/May 17/May 27/May 06/Jun 16/Jun 26/Jun 06/Jul
BILBAO 20/Mar 31/Mar 09/Apr 21/Apr 30/Apr 09/May 19/May 29/May 08/Jun 18/Jun 28/Jun 08/Jul
DAkAr 26/Mar 06/Apr 15/Apr 27/Apr 06/May 16/May 26/May 05/Jun 15/Jun 25/Jun 05/Jul 15/Jul
bANjUL 27/Mar 07/Apr 28/Apr 07/May 27/May 06/Jun 26/Jun 06/Jul
CONAkry 29/Mar 09/Apr 17/Apr 30/Apr 09/May 17/May 29/May 08/Jun 17/Jun 28/Jun 08/Jul 17/Jul
FreeTOwN 30/Mar 10/Apr 18/Apr 01/May 10/May 19/May 30/May 09/Jun 18/Jun 29/Jun 09/Jul 18/Jul
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Schedules subject to changes without notice

North europe / south America Line
PortS of Call
veSSel
rePubblICa
del braSIle
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
rbr0309 grS0209 gbr0209 rag0209 gba0309 gfr0309 rbr0409 grS0309 gbr0309 rag0309 gba0409 gfr0409
HAmBurG 11/Mar 12/Mar 22/Mar 01/Apr 08/Apr 21/Apr 01/May 11/May 21/May 31/May 10/Jun 20/Jun
TILBury 14/Mar 24/Mar 03/Apr 15/Apr 23/Apr 03/May 13/May 23/May 02/Jun 12/Jun 22/Jun
ANTwerP 13/Mar 18/Mar 26/Mar 05/Apr 16/Apr 25/Apr 05/May 15/May 25/May 04/Jun 14/Jun 24/Jun
LE HAvrE 15/Mar 28/Mar 07/Apr 18/Apr 27/Apr 07/May 17/May 27/May 06/Jun 16/Jun 26/Jun
BILBAO 20/Mar 31/Mar 09/Apr 21/Apr 30/Apr 09/May 19/May 29/May 08/Jun 18/Jun 28/Jun
LIsbON 13/Mar(*) 13/Mar(*) 22/Mar(*) 22/Mar(*) 18/Apr(*) 26/Apr(*) 26/Apr(*) 18/May(*) 27/May(*) 31/May(*) 13/Jun(*) 21/Jun(*)
DAkAr 22/Mar 26/Mar 06/Apr 15/Apr 27/Apr 06/May 16/May 26/May 05/Jun 15/Jun 25/Jun 05/Jul
sALvAdOr 05/Apr 06/May 05/Jun 05/Jul
vITOrIA 17/Apr
rIO De jANeIrO 30/Mar 08/Apr 18/Apr 26/Apr 09/May 17/May 27/May 07/Jun 16/Jun 26/Jun 07/Jul 16/Jul
sANTOs 31/Mar 09/Apr 20/Apr 28/Apr 11/May 19/May 28/May 09/Jun 18/Jun 27/Jun 09/Jul 18/Jul
MONTeVIDeO 23/Apr 22/May 21/Jun 21/Jul
zArATE 04/Apr 13/Apr 24/Apr 02/May 14/May 24/May 02/Jun 13/Jun 23/Jun 02/Jul 13/Jul 23/Jul
bUeNOs AIres 05/Apr 15/Apr 26/Apr 03/May 16/May 26/May 03/Jun 15/Jun 24/Jun 03/Jul 15/Jul 25/Jul
rIO grANDe 16/Apr 27/Apr
PArANAgUA 09/Apr 19/Apr 30/Apr 07/May 19/May 29/May 06/Jun 18/Jun 28/Jun 06/Jul 18/Jul 28/Jul
sANTOs 12/Apr 20/Apr 01/May 10/May 21/May 30/May 10/Jun 20/Jun 29/Jun 10/Jul 20/Jul 29/Jul
rIO De jANeIrO 11/Apr 22/Apr 03/May 09/May 22/May 01/Jun 08/Jun 21/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 21/Jul 31/Jul
DAkAr 21/Apr 01/May 12/May 20/May 31/May 10/Jun 20/Jun 30/Jun 10/Jul 20/Jul 30/Jul 09/Aug
grande
franCIa
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North America / North europe service
ACL weekly Fixed-day schedule
PortS of Call
Fixed Day
veSSel
atl
CoMPanIon
atl
ConCert
atl
CoMPaSS
atl
CartIer
atl
Conveyor
atl
CoMPanIon
atl
ConCert
atl
CoMPaSS
atl
CartIer
atl
Conveyor
atl
CoMPanIon
9255/9355 9256/9356 9257/9357 9258/9358 9259/9359 9260/9360 9261/9361 9262/9362 9263/9363 9264/9364 9265/9365 9266/9366 9267/9367 9268/9368 9269/9369
HAmBurG Saturday 28/Mar 04/Apr 11/Apr 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May 09/May 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul
gOTheNbUrg Monday 29/Mar 05/Apr 12/Apr 19/Apr 26/Apr 03/May 10/May 17/May 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul
ANTwerP Wednesday 01/Apr 08/Apr 15/Apr 22/Apr 29/Apr 06/May 13/May 20/May 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul
LIvErpOOL Saturday 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul
hALIFAx Sunday 12/Apr 19/Apr 26/Apr 03/May 10/May 17/May 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul
New yOrk CITy Tuesday 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr 05/May 12/May 19/May 26/May 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul
New yOrk FAPs Wednesday 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr 05/May 12/May 19/May 26/May 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul
BALTImOrE Thursday 16/Apr 23/Apr 30/Apr 07/May 14/May 21/May 28/May 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul
pOrTsmOuTH Friday 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul
New yOrk CITy Saturday 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May 09/May 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul
hALIFAx Monday 20/Apr 27/Apr 04/May 11/May 18/May 25/May 01/Jun 08/Jun 15/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul 27/Jul
LIvErpOOL Tuesday 28/Apr 05/May 12/May 19/May 26/May 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug
ANTwerP Friday 30/Apr 07/May 14/May 21/May 28/May 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug
HAmBurG Saturday 02/May 09/May 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug
gOTheNbUrg Monday 03/May 10/May 17/May 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug
atl
ConCert
atl
CoMPaSS
atl
CartIer
atl
Conveyor
Schedules subject to changes without notice

Euro-med service
euro-Med Network Fixed-day schedule
PortS of Call
veSSel
grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande grande
ellade MedIter. euroPa SCandIn. bretagna ellade MedIter. euroPa SCandIn. bretagna ellade MedIter. euroPa SCandIn. bretagna ellade
v.0409 v.0409 v.0409 v.0409 v.0409 v.0509 v.0509 v.0509 v.0509 v.0509 v.0609 v.0609 v.0609 v.0609 v.0609 v.0709
sALerNO (I) 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul
sAVONA (I) 04/Apr 11/Apr 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May 09/May 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul
sETuBAL (p) 07/Apr 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr 05/May 12/May 19/May 26/May 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul
BrIsTOL (prBy) (GB) 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul
COrk (IrL) 11/Apr 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May 09/May 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul
esbjerg (Dk) 14/Apr 21/Apr 28/Apr 05/May 12/May 19/May 26/May 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul
wALLhAMN (s) 15/Apr 22/Apr 29/Apr 06/May 13/May 20/May 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul
ANTwerP (b) 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul
sOUThAMPTON (gb) 18/Apr 25/Apr 02/May 09/May 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug
sALerNO (I) 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 07/Aug
mALTA (mL) 26/Apr 03/May 10/May 17/May 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug
pIrAEus (Gr) 27/Apr 04/May 11/May 18/May 25/May 01/Jun 08/Jun 15/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul 27/Jul 03/Aug 10/Aug
IzmIr (Tr) 28/Apr 05/May 12/May 19/May 26/May 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug
AsHdOd (IL) 30/Apr 07/May 14/May 21/May 28/May 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 13/Aug
LImAssOL (Cy) 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 07/Aug 14/Aug
ALexANDrIA (eT) 03/May 10/May 17/May 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug
Euro Aegean service
veSSel gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr.
PortS of Call
Port. anv. SPagna detr. benel. SICIlIa Colon. ItalIa Port. naP. SPagna anv. benel. detr. Colon. SICIlIa Port. naP. SPagna anv. benel. detr. Colon. SICIlIa Port. SPagna
Fixed day v.03/09 v.04/09 v.03/09 v.04/09 v.04/09 v.04/09 v.03/09 v.05/09 v.04/09 v.05/09 v.04/09 v.05/09 v.05/09 v.05/09 v.04/09 v.05/09 v.05/09 v.06/09 v.05/09 v.06/09 v.06/09 v.06/09 v.05/09 v.06/09 v.06/09 v.06/09
HAmBurG (d) Monday ‐ 30/Mar ‐ 06/Apr ‐ 13/Apr ‐ 20/Apr ‐ 27/Apr ‐ 04/May ‐ 11/May ‐ 18/May ‐ 01/Jun ‐ 08/Jun ‐ 15/Jun ‐ 22/Jun ‐ ‐
ANTwerP (b) Mon & Wed 30/Mar 01/Apr 06/Apr 08/Apr 13/Apr 15/Apr 20/Apr 22/Apr 27/Apr 29/Apr 04/May 06/May 11/May 13/May 18/May 20/May 25/May 03/Jun 01/Jun 10/Jun 08/Jun 17/Jun 15/Jun 24/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun
pOrTBury (GB) Wed & Fri 01/Apr 03/Apr 08/Apr 10/Apr 15/Apr 17/Apr 22/Apr 24/Apr 29/Apr 01/May 06/May 08/May 13/May 15/May 20/May 22/May 27/May 05/Jun 03/Jun 12/Jun 10/Jun 19/Jun 17/Jun 26/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul
sETuBAL (p) Saturday 04/Apr ‐ 11/Apr ‐ 18/Apr ‐ 25/Apr ‐ 02/May ‐ 09/May ‐ 16/May ‐ 23/May ‐ 30/May ‐ 06/Jun ‐ 13/Jun ‐ 20/Jun ‐ 27/Jun 04/Jul
VALeNCIA (e) Monday 06/Apr ‐ 13/Apr ‐ 20/Apr ‐ 27/Apr ‐ 04/May ‐ 11/May ‐ 18/May ‐ 25/May ‐ 01/Jun ‐ 08/Jun ‐ 15/Jun ‐ 22/Jun ‐ 29/Jun 06/Jul
LIVOrNO (I) Wednesday 08/Apr 08/Apr 15/Apr 15/Apr 22/Apr 22/Apr 29/Apr 29/Apr 06/May 06/May 13/May 13/May 20/May 20/May 27/May 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 01/Jul 08/Jul
CIvITAvECCHIA (I) Thursday 09/Apr ‐ 16/Apr ‐ 23/Apr ‐ 30/Apr ‐ 07/May ‐ 14/May ‐ 21/May ‐ 28/May ‐ 04/Jun ‐ 11/Jun ‐ 18/Jun ‐ 25/Jun ‐ 02/Jul 09/Jul
sALerNO (I) Thu & Fri 10/Apr 09/Apr 17/Apr 16/Apr 24/Apr 23/Apr 01/May 30/Apr 08/May 07/May 15/May 14/May 22/May 21/May 29/May 28/May 05/Jun 11/Jun 12/Jun 18/Jun 19/Jun 25/Jun 26/Jun 02/Jul 03/Jul 10/Jul
pALErmO (I) Saturday 11/Apr ‐ 18/Apr ‐ 25/Apr ‐ 02/May ‐ 09/May ‐ 16/May ‐ 23/May ‐ 30/May ‐ 06/Jun ‐ 13/Jun ‐ 20/Jun ‐ 27/Jun ‐ 04/Jul 11/Jul
pIrAEus (Gr) Saturday ‐ 11/Apr ‐ 18/Apr ‐ 25/Apr ‐ 02/May ‐ 09/May ‐ 16/May ‐ 23/May ‐ 30/May ‐ 13/Jun ‐ 20/Jun ‐ 27/Jun ‐ 04/Jul ‐ ‐
BEIruT (rL) Monday ‐ 13/Apr ‐ 20/Apr ‐ 27/Apr ‐ 04/May ‐ 11/May ‐ 18/May ‐ 25/May ‐ 01/Jun ‐ 15/Jun ‐ 22/Jun ‐ 29/Jun ‐ 06/Jul ‐ ‐
LATTAkIA (syr) Tuesday ‐ 14/Apr ‐ 21/Apr ‐ 28/Apr ‐ 05/May ‐ 12/May ‐ 19/May ‐ 26/May ‐ 02/Jun ‐ 16/Jun ‐ 23/Jun ‐ 30/Jun ‐ 07/Jul ‐ ‐
MersIN (Tk) Wednesday ‐ 15/Apr ‐ 22/Apr ‐ 29/Apr ‐ 06/May ‐ 13/May ‐ 20/May ‐ 27/May ‐ 03/Jun ‐ 17/Jun ‐ 24/Jun ‐ 01/Jul ‐ 08/Jul ‐ ‐
ALexANDrIA (eT) Friday ‐ 17/Apr ‐ 24/Apr ‐ 01/May ‐ 08/May ‐ 15/May ‐ 22/May ‐ 29/May ‐ 05/Jun ‐ 19/Jun ‐ 26/Jun ‐ 03/Jul ‐ 10/Jul ‐ ‐
geMLIk (Tk) Tue & Mon 14/Apr 20/Apr 21/Apr 27/Apr 28/Apr 04/May 05/May 11/May 12/May 18/May 19/May 25/May 26/May 01/Jun 02/Jun 08/Jun 09/Jun 22/Jun 16/Jun 29/Jun 23/Jun 06/Jul 30/Jun 13/Jul 07/Jul 14/Jul
yeNIkOy (Tk) Wed & Tue 15/Apr 21/Apr 22/Apr 28/Apr 29/Apr 05/May 06/May 12/May 13/May 19/May 20/May 26/May 27/May 02/Jun 03/Jun 09/Jun 10/Jun 23/Jun 17/Jun 30/Jun 24/Jun 07/Jul 01/Jul 14/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul
sALerNO (I) Sat & Fri 18/Apr 24/Apr 25/Apr 01/May 02/May 08/May 09/May 15/May 16/May 22/May 23/May 29/May 30/May 05/Jun 06/Jun 12/Jun 13/Jun 26/Jun 20/Jun 03/Jul 27/Jun 10/Jul 04/Jul 17/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul
VALeNCIA (e) Mon & Sun 20/Apr 26/Apr 27/Apr 03/May 04/May 10/May 11/May 17/May 18/May 24/May 25/May 31/May 01/Jun 07/Jun 08/Jun 14/Jun 15/Jun 28/Jun 22/Jun 05/Jul 29/Jun 12/Jul 06/Jul 19/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul
sOuTHAmp. (GB) Sat & Fri 25/Apr 01/May 02/May 08/May 09/May 15/May 16/May 22/May 23/May 29/May 30/May 05/Jun 06/Jun 12/Jun 13/Jun 19/Jun 20/Jun 03/Jul 27/Jun 10/Jul 04/Jul 17/Jul 11/Jul 24/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul
FLUshINg (NL) Sun & Sat 26/Apr 02/May 03/May 09/May 10/May 16/May 17/May 23/May 24/May 30/May 31/May 06/Jun 07/Jun 13/Jun 14/Jun 20/Jun 21/Jun 04/Jul 28/Jun 11/Jul 05/Jul 18/Jul 12/Jul 25/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul
HAmBurG (d) Monday ‐ 04/May ‐ 11/May ‐ 18/May ‐ 25/May ‐ 01/Jun ‐ 08/Jun ‐ 15/Jun ‐ 22/Jun ‐ 06/Jul ‐ 13/Jul ‐ 20/Jul ‐ 27/Jul ‐ ‐
Adriatic service
PortS
veSSel
fIdeS SPeS fIdeS SPeS fIdeS SPeS fIdeS SPeS fIdeS SPeS fIdeS SPeS fIdeS
v6 v6 v7 v7 v8 v8 v9 v9 v10 v10 v11 v11 v12
rAVeNNA 01/Apr 08/Apr 15/Apr 22/Apr 29/Apr 06/May 13/May 20/May 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun
VeNICe 02/Apr 09/Apr 16/Apr 23/Apr 30/Apr 07/May 14/May 21/May 28/May 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun
MONFALCONe 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun
kOPer 03/Apr 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun
pIrAEus 06/Apr 13/Apr 20/Apr 27/Apr 04/May 11/May 18/May 25/May 01/Jun 08/Jun 15/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun
ALexANDrIA 08/Apr 15/Apr 22/Apr 29/Apr 06/May 13/May 20/May 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul
AsHdOd 09/Apr 16/Apr 23/Apr 30/Apr 07/May 14/May 21/May 28/May 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul
hAIFA 10/Apr 17/Apr 24/Apr 01/May 08/May 15/May 22/May 29/May 05/Jun 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul
IzmIr 12/Apr 26/Apr 10/May 24/May 07/Jun 21/Jun 05/Jul
geMLIk 13/Apr 20/Apr 27/Apr 04/May 11/May 18/May 25/May 01/Jun 08/Jun 15/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul
New serVICe PerFOrMeD by ONe MULTIPUrPOse VesseL LINkINg: rAVeNNA-VeNICe-MONFALCONe-kOPer-LIMAssOL-TArTOUs-LATTAkIA
Schedules subject to changes without notice