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Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise Ship Itinerary for Crew Members with Ports, Arrival and Departure Time for Entire Year in a Single PDF File Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. www.Crew-Center.com 31 January, Arrival Date Cruise Port Arrival Depart At Sea 2017 07 January, 01 February, Southampton, England Praia Da Vitoria, Azores 2017 2017 08 January, 02 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 09 January, 03 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 10 January, 04 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 11 January, 05 February, Funchal, Madeira At Sea 2017 2017 12 January, 06 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 13 January, Gran Canaria, Canary 07 February, Philipsburg, St. Maarten 2017 Islands 2017 14 January, 08 February, At Sea Nevis, St Kitts and Nevis 2017 2017 15 January, 09 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 16 January, 10 February, Mindelo, Cape Verde Port-of-Spain, Trinidad 2017 2017 17 January, 11 February, Praia, Cape Verde Islands Scarborough, Tobago 2017 2017 18 January, 12 February, At Sea St Georges, Grenada 2017 2017 19 January, 13 February, At Sea Bridgetown, Barbados 2017 2017 20 January, 14 February, Tenerife, Canary Islands Fort de France, Martinique 2017 2017 21 January, 15 February, Arrecife, Canary Islands Little Bay, Montserrat 2017 2017 22 January, 16 February, Tortola, British Virgin At Sea 2017 2017 Islands 23 January, 17 February, Casablanca, Morocco At Sea 2017 2017 24 January, 18 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 25 January, 19 February, Lisbon, Portugal At Sea 2017 2017 26 January, 20 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 27 January, 21 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 28 January, 22 February, Southampton, England At Sea 2017 2017 29 January, 23 February, At Sea Ponta Delgada, Azores 2017 2017 30 January, 24 February, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. www.Crew-Center.com 25 February, At Sea 22 March, 2017 Dover, England 2017 26 February, Ferrol, Spain 23 March, 2017 At Sea 2017 27 February, At Sea 24 March, 2017 At Sea 2017 28 February, Southampton, England 25 March, 2017 Lisbon, Portugal 2017 01 March, 2017 At Sea 26 March, 2017 At Sea 02 March, 2017 At Sea 27 March, 2017 At Sea Puerto del Rosario, 03 March, 2017 At Sea 28 March, 2017 Fuerteventura Gran Canaria, Canary 04 March, 2017 At Sea 29 March, 2017 Islands 05 March, 2017 At Sea 30 March, 2017 La Gomera, Canary Islands 06 March, 2017 At Sea 31 March, 2017 At Sea 07 March, 2017 At Sea 01 April, 2017 Funchal, Madeira 08 March, 2017 At Sea 02 April, 2017 At Sea 09 March, 2017 At Sea 03 April, 2017 At Sea 10 March, 2017 At Sea 04 April, 2017 Horta, Azores 11 March, 2017 At Sea 05 April, 2017 Ponta Delgada, Azores 12 March, 2017 At Sea 06 April, 2017 At Sea 13 March, 2017 At Sea 07 April, 2017 At Sea 14 March, 2017 At Sea 08 April, 2017 At Sea 15 March, 2017 Dover, England 09 April, 2017 Brest, France 16 March, 2017 At Sea 10 April, 2017 At Sea 17 March, 2017 Dublin, Ireland 11 April, 2017 Dover, England 18 March, 2017 At Sea 12 April, 2017 At Sea 19 March, 2017 Liverpool, England 13 April, 2017 At Sea 20 March, 2017 Cork, Ireland 14 April, 2017 At Sea 21 March, 2017 At Sea 15 April, 2017 At Sea Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. www.Crew-Center.com 16 April, 2017 At Sea 11 May, 2017 Helsinki, Finland 17 April, 2017 At Sea 12 May, 2017 St Petersburg, Russia 18 April, 2017 At Sea 13 May, 2017 At Sea 19 April, 2017 At Sea 14 May, 2017 Tallinn, Estonia 20 April, 2017 At Sea 15 May, 2017 At Sea 21 April, 2017 At Sea 16 May, 2017 Ronne, Bornholm 22 April, 2017 At Sea 17 May, 2017 Warnemunde, Germany 23 April, 2017 At Sea 18 May, 2017 Kiel, Germany 24 April, 2017 At Sea 19 May, 2017 Ijmuiden, Holland 25 April, 2017 At Sea 20 May, 2017 Dover, England 26 April, 2017 At Sea 21 May, 2017 At Sea 27 April, 2017 At Sea 22 May, 2017 Arendal, Norway 28 April, 2017 At Sea 23 May, 2017 Kristiansand, Norway 29 April, 2017 At Sea 24 May, 2017 Bergen, Norway 30 April, 2017 Dover, England 25 May, 2017 Flam, Norway 01 May, 2017 Rouen, France 26 May, 2017 Stavanger, Norway 02 May, 2017 At Sea 27 May, 2017 At Sea 03 May, 2017 Falmouth, England 28 May, 2017 Dover, England 04 May, 2017 At Sea 29 May, 2017 At Sea 05 May, 2017 Guernsey, Channel Islands 30 May, 2017 Stavanger, Norway 06 May, 2017 Dover, England 31 May, 2017 Eidfjord, Norway 07 May, 2017 Kiel, Germany 01 June, 2017 At Sea 08 May, 2017 At Sea 02 June, 2017 Trondheim, Norway 09 May, 2017 Visby, Sweden 03 June, 2017 At Sea 10 May, 2017 Stockholm, Sweden 04 June, 2017 Gravdal, Norway Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. www.Crew-Center.com 05 June, 2017 Hammerfest, Norway 30 June, 2017 Dover, England 06 June, 2017 Honningsvag, Norway 01 July, 2017 At Sea 07 June, 2017 Tromso, Norway 02 July, 2017 Swansea, Wales 08 June, 2017 At Sea 03 July, 2017 At Sea 09 June, 2017 Geiranger, Norway 04 July, 2017 At Sea 10 June, 2017 Bergen, Norway 05 July, 2017 Heimaey, Westman Islands 11 June, 2017 At Sea 06 July, 2017 Reykjavik, Iceland 12 June, 2017 Dover, England 07 July, 2017 Grundarfjordur, Iceland 13 June, 2017 At Sea 08 July, 2017 Isafjord, Iceland 14 June, 2017 At Sea 09 July, 2017 Akureyri, Iceland 15 June, 2017 At Sea 10 July, 2017 Eskifjordur, Iceland 16 June, 2017 Huelva, Spain 11 July, 2017 At Sea Torshavn, Streymoy, Faroe 17 June, 2017 At Sea 12 July, 2017 Islands 18 June, 2017 Ibiza, Spain 13 July, 2017 Lerwick, Shetland Isles 19 June, 2017 At Sea 14 July, 2017 Kirkwall, Scotland Civitavecchia (Rome), 20 June, 2017 15 July, 2017 At Sea Italy Livorno (Florence/Pisa), 21 June, 2017 16 July, 2017 Dover, England Italy 22 June, 2017 At Sea 17 July, 2017 At Sea 23 June, 2017 Barcelona, Spain 18 July, 2017 Newcastle, England Castellon de la Plana, 24 June, 2017 19 July, 2017 Peterhead, Scotland Spain 25 June, 2017 At Sea 20 July, 2017 Invergordon, Scotland 26 June, 2017 At Sea 21 July, 2017 Kirkwall, Scotland 27 June, 2017 Porto, Portugal 22 July, 2017 Ullapool, Scotland 28 June, 2017 At Sea 23 July, 2017 Belfast, Northern Ireland 29 June, 2017 At Sea 24 July, 2017 At Sea Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. www.Crew-Center.com 19 August, 25 July, 2017 Dublin, Ireland Ijmuiden, Holland 2017 20 August, 26 July, 2017 At Sea Dover, England 2017 21 August, 27 July, 2017 At Sea At Sea 2017 22 August, 28 July, 2017 Dover, England At Sea 2017 23 August, 29 July, 2017 At Sea At Sea 2017 24 August, 30 July, 2017 Stavanger, Norway Gibraltar, UK 2017 25 August, 31 July, 2017 At Sea At Sea 2017 01 August, 26 August, Geiranger, Norway Palma De Mallorca, Spain 2017 2017 02 August, 27 August, Bergen, Norway At Sea 2017 2017 03 August, 28 August, At Sea Cagliari, Sardinia 2017 2017 04 August, 29 August, Dover, England Port Mahon, Minorca 2017 2017 05 August, 30 August, Kiel, Germany Barcelona, Spain 2017 2017 06 August, 31 August, At Sea Valencia, Spain 2017 2017 07 August, 01 September, Copenhagen, Denmark At Sea 2017 2017 08 August, 02 September, At Sea Malaga, Spain 2017 2017 09 August, 03 September, Stockholm, Sweden Seville, Spain 2017 2017 10 August, 04 September, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 11 August, 05 September, Helsinki, Finland At Sea 2017 2017 12 August, 06 September, St Petersburg, Russia At Sea 2017 2017 13 August, 07 September, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 14 August, 08 September, Tallinn, Estonia Dover, England 2017 2017 15 August, 09 September, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 16 August, 10 September, Ronne, Bornholm At Sea 2017 2017 17 August, 11 September, Wismar, Germany At Sea 2017 2017 18 August, 12 September, Kiel, Germany At Sea 2017 2017 Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file. www.Crew-Center.com 13 September, 08 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 14 September, 09 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 15 September, 10 October, At Sea Porto, Portugal 2017 2017 16 September, 11 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 17 September, 12 October, At Sea Malaga, Spain 2017 2017 18 September, 13 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 19 September, 14 October, At Sea Palma De Mallorca, Spain 2017 2017 20 September, 15 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 21 September, 16 October, At Sea Mgarr, Gozo 2017 2017 22 September, 17 October, At Sea Valletta, Malta 2017 2017 23 September, 18 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 24 September, 19 October, Southampton, England At Sea 2017 2017 25 September, 20 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 26 September, 21 October, At Sea Venice, Italy 2017 2017 27 September, 22 October, At Sea Zadar, Croatia 2017 2017 28 September, 23 October, Funchal, Madeira Dubrovnik, Croatia 2017 2017 29 September, St Cruz De La Palma, 24 October, At Sea 2017 Canary Islands 2017 30 September, 25 October, Tenerife, Canary Islands Cagliari, Sardinia 2017 2017 01 October, Gran Canaria, Canary 26 October, At Sea 2017 Islands 2017 02 October, 27 October, Arrecife, Canary Islands At Sea 2017 2017 03 October, 28 October, At Sea Gibraltar, UK 2017 2017 04 October, 29 October, Lisbon, Portugal At Sea 2017 2017 05 October, 30 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 06 October, 31 October, At Sea At Sea 2017 2017 07 October, 01 November, Southampton, England Southampton, England 2017 2017 Saga Cruises Saga Pearl II Itinerary 2017 Cruise ship itinerary for crew members with ports, arrival and departure time for entire year in a single PDF file.
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