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GRIMALDI LINES Cargo Services Di Lorenzo 06/2010 GRIMALDI LINES Cargo Services St. Petersburg Frequent, Punctual and Fast innovative transport... Sicily Sardinia Spain Libya Tunisia Malta Greece Morocco MaritiMe connections for transport of trucks, trailers, containers, project cargo, reefer cargo and dangerous goods Founded in 1947, Grimaldi Group is a leader in maritime transport with one of the biggest fleet of roro ships in the world, for the transportation of trucks, trailers and exceptional vehicles. During recent years, Grimaldi Group has developed an extensive network of maritime connections – the so called, “Motorways of the Sea”. These routes are connecting Italy, Spain, Greece, Tunisia, Malta, Libya and Morocco. The main purpose of these routes is to offer transport and logistic operators competitive and efficient shipping solutions, with reliability, punctuality, safety and cost savings at the forefront of operations as required by the global market. …in the Mediterranean and in Europe sPain lines siCily lines to BarCelona to ValenCia to CaTania to Palermo to TraPani trip trip trip trip trip from (hours) from (hours) from (hours) from (hours) from (hours) Civitavecchia 19 Livorno 40 Genoa 28 Salerno 9 Civitavecchia 12,5 Livorno 18 Salerno 42 Civitavecchia 19 Cagliari ** 60 Tunis 8 Porto Torres 12 Cagliari 23 Livorno 24 Tunis 95 Barcelona * 40 Catania * 40 Palermo ** 72 Malta 7 Valencia ** 72 Patras 20 Genoa Corinth 30 Livorno Barcelona * 40 Livorno BarCelona Civitavecchia Barcelona Civitavecchia Salerno Salerno Porto Torres Valencia ValenCia Cagliari Palermo Patras Cagliari Palermo Corinth * Via Civitavecchia Catania * Via Civitavecchia TraPani CaTania ** Via Salerno ** Via Salerno Tunis Malta Tunisia lines sardinia lines to Tunis to Cagliari to PorTo Torres trip trip trip from (hours) from (hours) from (hours) Civitavecchia 24 Salerno 14 Civitavecchia 7 Salerno 24 Valencia 24 Barcelona 12 Palermo 95 Palermo* 60 Trapani 8 Civitavecchia Salerno Barcelona Civitavecchia Salerno Valencia PorTo Torres Palermo Trapani Cagliari Tunis Palermo * Via Salerno malTa lines liBya lines to malTa to TriPoli / al Khoms trip Genoa trip Genoa from (hours) from (hours) Genoa 38 Genoa 72 Livorno 34 Livorno Livorno 68 Livorno Civitavecchia 30 Civitavecchia Civitavecchia 48 Barcelona Civitavecchia Salerno 30 Salerno 48 Catania 7 Salerno Malta 14 Salerno Barcelona * 6 days Valencia ** 5 days Valencia Catania malTa Malta TriPoli / al Khoms * Via Civitavecchia ** Via Salerno moroCCo lines greeCe lines to Tangier to igoumeniTsa to CorinTh to PaTras trip trip trip trip from (hours) from (hours) from (hours) from (hours) Livorno 56 Venice 27 Genoa 48 Venice 36 Valencia 18 Livorno Ancona 16 Civitavecchia* 72 Ancona 22 Catania 24 Genoa 48 Venice Civitavecchia* 72 Catania 24 Salerno Genoa Ancona Valencia Cagliari Civitavecchia igoumeniTsa Tangier PaTras Catania CorinTh To Tangiers also from Salerno, Cagliari, Catania and Malta (Via Livorno and Valencia) * Via Catania The advantages of our services Cost savings Maritime transport of full trucks and trailers allows to save roughly the half of the costs normally necessary via road, thanks the lower expenses for fuel and the lower wearing of the vehicles. With the ships it is possible the “unaccompanied system” which, through the embarkment of the single trailer, optimise the logistic use of the tractors, allowing better efficiency and reducing transport costs. Speed and punctualiy By embarking onboard the ships, all trucks avoid the traffic and the long motorways queues, reducing transit time. All units can also travel during national holidays, in summer time, and during road restrictions for work in progress and road maintenance. With an average speed between 22 and 28 knots, the ships assure full respect of delivery time at discharging destinations. Driver safety All driver can rest during the trip and arrive at destination with the digital tacograph at “zero”, in full accordance with driving rules. Moreover, travelling on the ships, truck drivers avoid to be victims of thefts or aggressions during their drive-breaks. Cargo safety During navigation all trucks and cargo are kept under video-surveillance 24 hours per day. Port terminals are directly managed from Grimaldi Lines personnel and fully equipped with entrance / exit video - control systems. Travel with the Long Bridge! Barcelona After the entrance of the Greek company Minoan Lines in the Grimaldi Group, it is now possible to move from Spain and Portugal directly to the Igoumenitza Balkans area thanks to the “Long Bridge” system, which allows transport Patras companies to make one booking and to pay only one reduced tariff for two maritime passages: Barcelona-Livorno and Ancona-Igoumenitsa / Patras. Leaving from Barcelona, the trucks arriving at Livorno will follow their route to Ancona where they will depart to Greece onboard Minoan Lines vessels. GRIMALDI LINES GRIMALDI LOGISTICA ESPAÑA MINOAN LINES Naples BarceloNa atheNs / piraeus X Information & bookings: Tel +39 081 496 777 Tel +34 93 502 0400 Tel +30 210 4145 745 Fax +39 081 551 7401 Fax +34 93 502 8166 Fax +30 210 4145 715 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Our ships Relax for drivers √√40%√Discount • on any purchase at the Restaurant • on any purchase at the Bars • on the entrance ticket at the Fitness centre • on the entrance ticket and any treatment at the Wellness Centre √√10%√Discount • on any purchase at all shops on board • on any goods bought at all Wellness Centre √√Free√up-grade√for√single√use√of√the√cabin√ • (subject to availability after departure of the ship) Info: +39 081 496 777 [email protected] • http://cargo.grimaldi-lines.com MINOAN LINES atheNs / piraeus Tel +30 210 4145 745 Fax +30 210 4145 715 [email protected] Timetable Departure Arrival Departure Arrival SpaIn LIneS CIvITavECChIa > BaRCELOna Monday 22:15 Tuesday 18:15 BaRCELOna > CIvITavECChIa Monday 22:15 Tuesday 18:45 Tuesday 22:15 Wednesday 18:15 Tuesday 22:15 Wednesday 18:45 Wednesday 22:15 Thursday 18:15 Wednesday 22:15 Thursday 18:45 Thursday 22:15 Friday 18:15 Thursday 22:15 Friday 18:45 Friday 22:15 Saturday 18:15 Friday 22:15 Saturday 18:45 Saturday 22:15 Sunday 18:15 Saturday 22:15 Sunday 18:45 LIvORnO > BaRCELOna Monday 23:30 Tuesday 20:00 BaRCELOna > LIvORnO Tuesday 23:59 Wednesday 19:30 Wednesday 23:30 Thursday 20:00 Thursday 23:59 Friday 21:00 Thursday 23:30 Friday 19:30 Friday 23:59 Saturday 19:30 Saturday 09:00 Sunday 08:00 Sunday 12:00 Monday 09:30 Porto TORRES > BaRCELOna* Tuesday 06:30 Tuesday 18:15 BaRCELOna > Porto TORRES* Monday 22:15 Tuesday 10:30 Saturday 06:30 Saturday 18:15 Friday 22:15 Saturday 10:30 *Line operated from April to October 2011. Up to 5 departures per week in summer time LIvORnO > vaLEnCIa Wednesday 17:00 Friday 07:00 vaLEnCIa > LIvORnO Monday 20:00 Wednesday 07:30 Saturday 23:59 Monday 08:00 Wednesday 14:00 Thursday 19:30 SaLERnO > vaLEnCIa Tuesday 19:00 Thursday 13:00 vaLEnCIa > SaLERnO Tuesday 20:00 Thursday 14:00 Thursday 23:59 Sunday 07:00 Thursday 20:00 Sunday 06:00 Sunday 14:00 Tuesday 13:00 Sunday 14:00 Tuesday 10:00 CaGLIaRI > vaLEnCIa Monday 11:00 Tuesday 13:00 vaLEnCIa > CaGLIaRI Tuesday 20:00 Wednesday 20:00 Wednesday 11:00 Thursday 13:00 Thursday 20:00 Saturday 09:00 Friday 22:00 Sunday 07:00 Sunday 14:00 Monday 16:00 SICILy LIneS CaTanIa > CIvITavECChIa Monday 22:30 Tuesday 17:00 CIvITavECChIa > CaTanIa Tuesday 22:30 Wednesday 17:00 Wednesday 22:30 Thursday 17:00 Thursday 22:30 Friday 17:00 Friday 22:30 Saturday 17:00 Saturday 22:30 Sunday 17:00 CaTanIa > GEnOa Tuesday 02:00 Wednesday 07:00 GEnOa > CaTanIa Monday 19:00 Wednesday 07:00 Wednesday 22:00 Friday 06:00 Wednesday 20:00 Friday 09:00 Thursday 23:00 Saturday 07:00 Friday 22:00 Sunday 06:00 Saturday 22:00 Monday 06:00 Saturday 17:00 Sunday 21:00 CaTanIa > LIvORnO Tuesday 02:00 Thursday 01:00 LIvORnO > CaTanIa Tuesday 06:00 Wednesday 07:00 Saturday 22:00 Monday 23:59 Thursday 07:00 Friday 09:00 PaLERMO > SaLERnO Friday 10:30 Friday 20:00 SaLERnO > PaLERMO Monday 12:00 Monday 21:30 Sunday 19:00 Monday 06:00 Friday 23:59 Saturday 09:30 TRaPanI > CIvITavECChIa Tuesday 23:59 Wednesday 14:30 CIvITavECChIa > TRaPanI Wednesday 17:00 Thursday 07:30 PaLERMO > CaGLIaRI* Friday 10:30 Monday 09:00 CaGLIaRI > PaLERMO* Wednesday 23:59 Saturday 09:30 Sunday 19:00 Wednesday 10:00 Saturday 14:00 Monday 21:30 *Via Salerno CaTanIa > BaRCELOna** Monday 22:30 Wednesday 18:45 BaRCELOna > CaTanIa** Monday 22:15 Wednesday 17:00 Wednesday 22:30 Friday 18:45 Wednesday 22:15 Friday 17:00 Friday 22:30 Sunday 18:45 Friday 22:15 Sunday 17:00 **Via Civitavecchia PaLERMO > vaLEnCIa* Friday 10:30 Tuesday 13:00 vaLEnCIa > PaLERMO* Tuesday 20:00 Saturday 09:30 Sunday 19:00 Thursday 13:00 Thursday 20:00 Monday 21:30 *Via Salerno CaTanIa > PaTRaS Sunday 11:00 Monday 09:00 PaTRaS > CaTanIa Tuesday 00:00 Wednesday 20:00 CaTanIa > CORInTh Sunday 11:00 Monday 16:00 CORInTh > CaTanIa Tuesday 16:00 Wednesday 20:00 CaTanIa > Malta Wednesday 22:00 Thursday 06:00 Malta > CaTanIa Monday 13:00 Monday 19:00 Friday 22:00 Saturday 06:00 Monday 16:00 Monday 22:00 Sunday 22:30 Monday 07:00 Thursday 12:00 Thursday 19:00 Sunday 23:00 Monday 06:00 Saturday 12:00 Saturday 18:00 SardInIa LIneS Porto TORRES > CIvITavECChIa* Tuesday 11:30 Tuesday 18:45 CIvITavECChIa > Porto TORRES* Monday 22:15 Tuesday 05:30 Saturday 11:30 Saturday 18:45 Friday 22:15 Saturday 05:30 Porto TORRES > BaRCELOna* Tuesday 06:30 Tuesday 18:15 BaRCELOna > Porto TORRES* Monday 22:15 Tuesday 10:30 Saturday 06:30 Saturday 18:15 Friday 22:15 Saturday 10:30 *Line operated from April to October 2011.
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