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VALLETTA CRUISE PORT -  Week 27 of 2018.


Interesting Week seeing different types of ships with cruise liners
Sunday 1st July, 2018.

From 0332 hrs to 2319 hrs the 1997 built MLT flag cruise liner MEIN SCHIFF 2 was at  Valletta berthing at Pinto 1 and 2 Wharves coming from Piraeus, Greece and bound to Dubrovnik, Croatia.

From 0715-1800 hrs the 2012 built MLT flag cruise liner CELEBRITY REFLECTION was at Valletta berthed at Pinto 4 and 5 wharves coming from Messina, Sicily and departing to Mykonos, Greece.

 Above vessels were represented in Malta by SMS Shipping (http://www.sms.com.mt)
Monday 2nd July, 2018.

At 2335 hrs the 2008 built MLT flag passenger ship ARETHUSA left Valletta from  Pinto 3 wharf.

Tuesday 3rd July, 2018.
From 0546 hrs - 1727 hrs the 2017 built MLT flag cruise liner MEIN SCHIFF 6 was at  Valletta berthing at Pinto 1 and 2 Wharves coming from Catania, Sicily and bound to Ibiza, Spain.


Vessel was represented in Malta by SMS Shipping (http://www.sms.com.mt)


Wednesday 4th July, 2018.

From 0615 to 1738 hrs the 2018 built MLT flag cruise liner MSC SEAVIEW was berthed at Pinto 1 and 2 wharves.


Thursday 5th July, 2018.

From 0518 hrs to 2110 hrs the 2000 built BMU flag cruise liner OCEANA was at  Valletta berthing at Pinto 1 and 2 Wharves.


Vessel was represented in Malta by Malta Cruise Services, a division of Mifsud 
Brothers Ltd - (http://www.mbl.com.mt/) 



From 1219 to 2100 hrs the 1998 built BHS flag liner NORWEGIAN SPIRIT was at Valletta berthed at Pinto 4 and 5 Wharves.
 
Vessel was represented in Malta by SMS Shipping (http://www.sms.com.mt)

Friday 6th July, 2018.

At 0712 hrs the 200 built MLT flag passenger ship ARTEMIS entered Valletta berthing at Pinto 4 wharf.

Photos by Capt. Lawrence Dalli. Do not use these images without my permission. © All rights reserved. Malta Ship Photos & Action Photos - www.maltashipphotos.com



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