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DATE PORT ARRIVAL-DEPARTURE 21-FEB-21 Valparaiso, Chile 00:00-00:00 2-JAN-21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 00:00-00:00 22-FEB-21 Valparaiso, Chile 00:00-00:00 3-JAN-21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 00:00-00:00 23-FEB-21 Valparaiso, Chile 00:00-00:00 4-JAN-21 Montevideo,Uruguay 00:00-00:00 24-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 5-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 25-FEB-21 Puerto Montt, Chile 00:00-00:00 6-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 26-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 7-JAN-21 Puerto Madryn, Argentina 00:00-00:00 27-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 8-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 28-FEB-21 Punta Arenas, Chile 00:00-00:00 9-JAN-21 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 00:00-00:00 1-MAR-21 Ushuaia, Argentina 00:00-00:00 10-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 2-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 11-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 3-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 12-JAN-21 Ushuaia, Argentina 00:00-00:00 4-MAR-21 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 00:00-00:00 13-JAN-21 Punta Arenas, Chile 00:00-00:00 5-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 14-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 6-MAR-21 Puerto Madryn, Argentina 00:00-00:00 15-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 7-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 16-JAN-21 Puerto Montt, Chile 00:00-00:00 8-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 17-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 9-MAR-21 Montevideo,Uruguay 00:00-00:00 18-JAN-21 Valparaiso, Chile 00:00-00:00 10-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 19-JAN-21 Valparaiso, Chile 00:00-00:00 11-MAR-21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 00:00-00:00 20-JAN-21 Valparaiso, Chile 00:00-00:00 12-MAR-21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 00:00-00:00 21-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 13-MAR-21 Montevideo,Uruguay 00:00-00:00 22-JAN-21 Puerto Montt, Chile 00:00-00:00 14-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 23-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 15-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 24-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 16-MAR-21 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 00:00-00:00 25-JAN-21 Punta Arenas, Chile 00:00-00:00 17-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 26-JAN-21 Ushuaia, Argentina 00:00-00:00 18-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 27-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 19-MAR-21 Recife, Brazil 00:00-00:00 28-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 20-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 29-JAN-21 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 00:00-00:00 21-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 30-JAN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 22-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 31-JAN-21 Puerto Madryn, Argentina 00:00-00:00 23-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 1-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 24-MAR-21 Dakar,Senegal 00:00-00:00 2-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 25-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 3-FEB-21 Montevideo,Uruguay 00:00-00:00 26-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 4-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 27-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 5-FEB-21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 00:00-00:00 28-MAR-21 Casablanca, Morocco 00:00-00:00 6-FEB-21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 00:00-00:00 29-MAR-21 Malaga, Spain 00:00-00:00 7-FEB-21 Montevideo,Uruguay 00:00-00:00 30-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 8-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 31-MAR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 9-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 1-APR-21 Barcelona, Spain 00:00-00:00 10-FEB-21 Puerto Madryn, Argentina 00:00-00:00 2-APR-21 Barcelona, Spain 00:00-00:00 11-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 3-APR-21 Marseille, France 00:00-00:00 12-FEB-21 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 00:00-00:00 4-APR-21 Monaco 00:00-00:00 13-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 5-APR-21 Livorno (Florence/Pisa), Italy 00:00-00:00 14-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 6-APR-21 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 00:00-00:00 15-FEB-21 Ushuaia, Argentina 00:00-00:00 7-APR-21 Naples, Italy 00:00-00:00 16-FEB-21 Punta Arenas, Chile 00:00-00:00 8-APR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 17-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 9-APR-21 Corfu, Greece 00:00-00:00 18-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 10-APR-21 Dubrovnik, Croatia 00:00-00:00 19-FEB-21 Puerto Montt, Chile 00:00-00:00 11-APR-21 Split, Croatia 00:00-00:00 20-FEB-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 12-APR-21 Venice, Italy 00:00-00:00 www.crew-center.com Viking Jupiter Itineraries 2021 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with arrival and departure times in ports. 13-APR-21 Venice, Italy 00:00-00:00 3-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 14-APR-21 Venice, Italy 00:00-00:00 4-JUN-21 Helsinki, Finland 00:00-00:00 15-APR-21 Split, Croatia 00:00-00:00 5-JUN-21 Stockholm, Sweden 00:00-00:00 16-APR-21 Dubrovnik, Croatia 00:00-00:00 6-JUN-21 Stockholm, Sweden 00:00-00:00 17-APR-21 Corfu, Greece 00:00-00:00 7-JUN-21 Stockholm, Sweden 00:00-00:00 18-APR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 8-JUN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 19-APR-21 Naples, Italy 00:00-00:00 9-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 20-APR-21 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 00:00-00:00 10-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 21-APR-21 Livorno (Florence/Pisa), Italy 00:00-00:00 11-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 22-APR-21 Monaco 00:00-00:00 12-JUN-21 Tallinn, Estonia 00:00-00:00 23-APR-21 Marseille, France 00:00-00:00 13-JUN-21 Visby, Sweden 00:00-00:00 24-APR-21 Barcelona, Spain 00:00-00:00 14-JUN-21 Ronne, Bornholm 00:00-00:00 25-APR-21 Barcelona, Spain 00:00-00:00 15-JUN-21 Copenhagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 26-APR-21 Barcelona, Spain 00:00-00:00 16-JUN-21 Copenhagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 27-APR-21 Cartagena, Spain 00:00-00:00 17-JUN-21 Copenhagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 28-APR-21 Malaga, Spain 00:00-00:00 18-JUN-21 Ronne, Bornholm 00:00-00:00 29-APR-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 19-JUN-21 Visby, Sweden 00:00-00:00 30-APR-21 Porto, Portugal 00:00-00:00 20-JUN-21 Tallinn, Estonia 00:00-00:00 1-MAY-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 21-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 2-MAY-21 Falmouth, England 00:00-00:00 22-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 3-MAY-21 Portsmouth, England 00:00-00:00 23-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 4-MAY-21 Le Havre (Paris), France 00:00-00:00 24-JUN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 5-MAY-21 Zeebrugge (Bruges), Belgium 00:00-00:00 25-JUN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 6-MAY-21 Amsterdam, Holland 00:00-00:00 26-JUN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 7-MAY-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 27-JUN-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 8-MAY-21 Bergen, Norway 00:00-00:00 28-JUN-21 Helsinki, Finland 00:00-00:00 9-MAY-21 Bergen, Norway 00:00-00:00 29-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 10-MAY-21 Flam, Norway 00:00-00:00 30-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 11-MAY-21 Stavanger,Norway 00:00-00:00 1-JUL-21 Tallinn, Estonia 00:00-00:00 12-MAY-21 Kristiansand, Norway 00:00-00:00 2-JUL-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 13-MAY-21 Oslo, Norway 00:00-00:00 3-JUL-21 Gdynia, Poland 00:00-00:00 14-MAY-21 Skagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 4-JUL-21 Warnemunde,Germany 00:00-00:00 15-MAY-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 5-JUL-21 Copenhagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 16-MAY-21 Amsterdam, Holland 00:00-00:00 6-JUL-21 Aalborg, Denmark 00:00-00:00 17-MAY-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 7-JUL-21 Stavanger,Norway 00:00-00:00 18-MAY-21 Skagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 8-JUL-21 Eidfjord, Norway 00:00-00:00 19-MAY-21 Oslo, Norway 00:00-00:00 9-JUL-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 20-MAY-21 Kristiansand, Norway 00:00-00:00 10-JUL-21 Bergen, Norway 00:00-00:00 21-MAY-21 Stavanger,Norway 00:00-00:00 11-JUL-21 Bergen, Norway 00:00-00:00 22-MAY-21 Flam, Norway 00:00-00:00 12-JUL-21 Flam, Norway 00:00-00:00 23-MAY-21 Bergen, Norway 00:00-00:00 13-JUL-21 Alesund, Norway 00:00-00:00 24-MAY-21 Bergen, Norway 00:00-00:00 14-JUL-21 Geiranger,Norway 00:00-00:00 25-MAY-21 Eidfjord, Norway 00:00-00:00 15-JUL-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 26-MAY-21 Stavanger,Norway 00:00-00:00 16-JUL-21 Thorshavn,Faroe Islands 00:00-00:00 27-MAY-21 Aalborg, Denmark 00:00-00:00 17-JUL-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 28-MAY-21 Copenhagen, Denmark 00:00-00:00 18-JUL-21 Seydisfjordur,Iceland 00:00-00:00 29-MAY-21 Warnemunde,Germany 00:00-00:00 19-JUL-21 Akureyri, Iceland 00:00-00:00 30-MAY-21 Gdynia, Poland 00:00-00:00 20-JUL-21 Isafjord, Iceland 00:00-00:00 31-MAY-21 At Sea 00:00-23:59 21-JUL-21 Reykjavik, Iceland 00:00-00:00 1-JUN-21 Tallinn, Estonia 00:00-00:00 22-JUL-21 Reykjavik, Iceland 00:00-00:00 2-JUN-21 St Petersburg, Russia 00:00-00:00 23-JUL-21 Reykjavik, Iceland 00:00-00:00 www.crew-center.com Viking Jupiter Itineraries 2021 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with arrival and departure times in ports.
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