Dear Traveller,
Join Sea Travel Limited for a season exploring the Wonders of the Arctic Spitsbergen, Greenland and Iceland. Adventure activities such as scuba diving and Sea Kayaking are available.
2011 Expedition Program
11/21 July 2011 - 11 days Spitsbergen Odyssey (Sea Kayaking option)
21/31 July 2011 - 11 days Spitsbergen Odyssey (Sea Kayaking option)
31 July - 10 AUG - 11 days Spitsbergen Odyssey (Sea kayaking and Scuba Diving option)
10/23 August 2011 - 14 days Jewels of the Actic (Sea kayaking and Scuba Diving option)
23 August - 02 September 2011 - 11 days Iceland and Greenland Explorer (Sea kayaking option)
02/15 September 2011 - 14 days Jewels of the Arctic with sea kayaking and Geology/Fossil insights option)
For m ore information please ask a Sea Travel Specialist on 0044 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
Freighter Cruises Worldwide. Passengers on Cargo ships with full round voyages from 80.00 Euros per day
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Dear Traveller,
Suez Canal Departures possibility will be by making a connection voyage. There are regular departures from Southampton or Hamburg to Port Klang, Malaysia with duration respectively 25/23 days and connecting ships from Singapore to Fremantle or Port Chalmers - duration 9 or 26 days. Departures from Singapore to Australia and New Zealand are approximately every 3 weeks with two vessels employed.
For this particular service yellow fever vaccination would be required as well as Australian visa and possibly Chinese via depending on the itinerary.
Australian visa can easily be obtained via Internet and is usually an Electronic visa with a confirmation number sent via email.
A passage from Singapore to Fremantle is with duration approx. 9 days with fare per person double occupancy = EUR 912 pp including the taxes and fees
Or single fare EUR 1,002 again with the fares and charges.
For more information or to make a reservation please do not hesitate to contact your Sea Travel Specialist at 0044 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
Kind Regards
Sea Travel Ltd Team
Suez Canal Departures possibility will be by making a connection voyage. There are regular departures from Southampton or Hamburg to Port Klang, Malaysia with duration respectively 25/23 days and connecting ships from Singapore to Fremantle or Port Chalmers - duration 9 or 26 days. Departures from Singapore to Australia and New Zealand are approximately every 3 weeks with two vessels employed.
For this particular service yellow fever vaccination would be required as well as Australian visa and possibly Chinese via depending on the itinerary.
Australian visa can easily be obtained via Internet and is usually an Electronic visa with a confirmation number sent via email.
A passage from Singapore to Fremantle is with duration approx. 9 days with fare per person double occupancy = EUR 912 pp including the taxes and fees
Or single fare EUR 1,002 again with the fares and charges.
For more information or to make a reservation please do not hesitate to contact your Sea Travel Specialist at 0044 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
Kind Regards
Sea Travel Ltd Team
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Travel from Europe to Australia or New Zealand and vice versa on a cargo boat via the Suez Canal
For those wishing to travel to Australia or New Zealand without flying we can easily arrange a passage onboard a cargo ship.
Sea Travel Limited can offer passages via US and the Panama Canal or via Malaysia and the Suez Canal.
Panama Canal departures are from Tilbury, UK; Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Dunkerque, France or Le Havre. Duration to Sydney are respectively 45/43/42 or 41 days and duration to Napier respectively 53/51/50/49 days. There are departures approximately every 2 weeks and 4 vessels employed in the service.
For this particular passage US Visa type B1/B2 would be required for all passengers with Citizensship other than United States, Australian visa as well as yellow fever vaccination certificate.
To obtain US Visa passengers have to telephone US Embassy and arrange an appointment for a personal interview.
Suez Canal Departures possibility will be by making a connection voyage. There are regular departures from Southampton or Hamburg to Port Klang, Malaysia with duration respectively 25/23 days and connecting ships from Singapore to Fremantle or Port Chalmers - duration 9 or 26 days. Departures from Singapore to Australia and New Zealand are approximately every 3 weeks with two vessels employed.
For this service yellow fever vaccination would be required as well as Australian visa.
Australian visa can easily be obtained via Internet and is usually an electronic visa with a confirmation number sent via email.
For more information or to make a reservation please do not hesitate to contact your Sea Travel Specialist at 0044 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
Sea Travel Limited can offer passages via US and the Panama Canal or via Malaysia and the Suez Canal.
Panama Canal departures are from Tilbury, UK; Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Dunkerque, France or Le Havre. Duration to Sydney are respectively 45/43/42 or 41 days and duration to Napier respectively 53/51/50/49 days. There are departures approximately every 2 weeks and 4 vessels employed in the service.
For this particular passage US Visa type B1/B2 would be required for all passengers with Citizensship other than United States, Australian visa as well as yellow fever vaccination certificate.
To obtain US Visa passengers have to telephone US Embassy and arrange an appointment for a personal interview.
Suez Canal Departures possibility will be by making a connection voyage. There are regular departures from Southampton or Hamburg to Port Klang, Malaysia with duration respectively 25/23 days and connecting ships from Singapore to Fremantle or Port Chalmers - duration 9 or 26 days. Departures from Singapore to Australia and New Zealand are approximately every 3 weeks with two vessels employed.
For this service yellow fever vaccination would be required as well as Australian visa.
Australian visa can easily be obtained via Internet and is usually an electronic visa with a confirmation number sent via email.
For more information or to make a reservation please do not hesitate to contact your Sea Travel Specialist at 0044 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
Friday, 7 January 2011
Freighter travel updates
New route with embarkation and disembarkation in Japan is now available to Shanghai, Ningbo, Hong Kong, Yantian, Tanjung Pelepas, New York, Norfolk, Savannah, Pusan, Seattle and Vancouver
Please note that US Visa would be required for all non US Citizens and also Chinese visa multiple entry. Be informed that visas type “L” for China are very often single entry therefore if more than one Chinese ports are involved in the itinerary please make sure to have more than one entry if travelling to China to avoid complications.
For embarkation in Shanghai all passengers are advised that a special visa type “F” is ONLY acceptable for embarkation. Passengers embarking in SHANGHAI must have valid visa type “F” otherwise boarding will be refused. We advise all passengers to check with the proper authorities with regards to visa situation as different regulations apply when travelling on board a cargo ship.
Please note that US Visa would be required for all non US Citizens and also Chinese visa multiple entry. Be informed that visas type “L” for China are very often single entry therefore if more than one Chinese ports are involved in the itinerary please make sure to have more than one entry if travelling to China to avoid complications.
For embarkation in Shanghai all passengers are advised that a special visa type “F” is ONLY acceptable for embarkation. Passengers embarking in SHANGHAI must have valid visa type “F” otherwise boarding will be refused. We advise all passengers to check with the proper authorities with regards to visa situation as different regulations apply when travelling on board a cargo ship.
Thursday, 6 January 2011
Freighter travel news update
US/Brasil service to be available soon. From US East Coast to 9 Brazilian ports and 1 port in Argentina. Sea Travel Ltd will keep you updated as soon as more information is received.The vessel is a Container Carrier with 1 double cabin and 1 single cabin available for passengers.
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
GALAPAGOS Cruises by Andando Tours and SEA TRAVEL LIMITED
Fiddi Angermeyer has been a real pioneer in the Galapagos Islands’ tourism industry. He has owned some of the most exceptional vessels operating throughout the islands: Mary Anne, Andando, Sagitta, Diamante, Heritage, Orca, Cachalote and El Pirata. With this vast experience, Fiddi is consolidating his dream as a top-quality family enterprise with over 30 years in the cruise industry. Combining his background and vision with an outstanding support team that work for their clients’ complete satisfaction, Fiddi and Andando Tours offer you the best option for discovering the ‘Enchanted’ Islands. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to see the wild beauty of Ecuador’s world-renowned paradise while you enjoy the charm of traveling in a genuine sailing ship.
For further information please call your Sea Travel Specialist on +44 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
For further information please call your Sea Travel Specialist on +44 203 371 9484 or email: mail@seatravelltd.co.uk
GALAPAGOS Cruises
S/Y Sagitta
Operation Day Wednesday
Deatils on Sailing Ship Sagitta, please click here
WEDNESDAY
On arrival at Baltra airport you will be met by our guide and transferred to the yacht. Sagitta will then set course for North Seymour Island giving you the chance to become acquainted with the vessel and have lunch. On arrival, there will be a dry landing followed by a 2-hour walk during which Galapagos Sea Lions, Blue footed-Boobies, and Magnificent Frigate birds can be seen.
THURSDAY
AM: Charles Darwin Research Station (Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz), where we will learn about the tortoise and land-iguana breeding programs, followed by some time in town for optional shopping & sight-seeing.
PM: Highlands (Santa Cruz), we will have the opportunity to see Galapagos Giant Tortoises in the wild. This is also one of the best sites for watching land birds: Darwin's Finches and Vermilion Flycatchers. The land visit may last 2-3 hours (including a bus ride).
FRIDAY
AM: Gardner Bay (Hood Island/Espanola Island), snorkeling along Gardner Islet,maybe kayaking, and a walk on the beach to observe sea lions and Hood Island Mockingbirds. PM: Punta Suarez, there are large colonies of Blue-footed and Masked (Nazca)Boobies, Marine Iguanas, Albatrosses and Swallow-tailed Gulls. The walk will take 3-4 hours starting with a dry landing.
SATURDAY
AM: Punta Cormorant (Floreana Island), a wet landing onto a mineral beach,
followed by a short walk to a lagoon, where we find flamingos and other waders. At the end of this trail we reach a beautiful white sandy beach where sea turtles nest. This will be followed by a short panga ride to Devil’s Crown for some snorkeling. The morning activities will take around 3 hours.
PM: Post Office Bay (Floreana Island), we will visit the historic Post Office Barrel.This short visit starts with a wet landing, spending no longer that an hour at the site.
SUNDAY
AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela Island), starts with a 2 hour walk across
lava fields,while experiencing ‘oasis like’ lagoons, rich in flora and
fauna. We will see Galapagos Flamingos and there is a good opportunity to spot our first cormorants and penguins.
PM: Elizabeth Bay (Isabela Island), there will be a panga ride to a quiet mangrove lagoon where sea turtles rest. Occasionally, Galapagos Penguins may be sighted.The afternoon program will take around 1½ hours.
MONDAY
AM: Urbina Bay (Isabela Island), we will walk over different terrains, seeing large Land Iguanas, a variety of native and endemic plants, and sometimes Giant Tortoises in their natural habitat. There are also the remains of a 50-year up-lifting,exposing coral heads and other marine fossils.
PM: Punta Espinosa (Fernandina Island), there will be a dry landing, walking over lava fields observing large colonies of Marine Iguanas, Flightless Cormorants,penguins and sea lions, which will take us around 2 hours.
TUESDAY
AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago Island), a coastal walk exploring the great variety of tidal marine life, Galapagos Fur Seals, sea lions, Marine Iguanas. There is good swimming off the beach and a broad array of marine life to view when snorkelling.
PM: Bartolomé, this is an up-hill walk and once at the summit we will experience panoramic views of Bartolomé and its famous Pinnacle Rock.
We will also be swimming and snorkelling off the beach where we may see more penguins. It will take approximately 3 hours which includes a dry landing for the walk and a wet beach landing.
WEDNESDAY
AM: Black Turtle Cove (Santa Cruz Island), there will be a panga ride to observe sea turtles, rays and sharks. This will be a fairly short trip so we can return to Baltra in time for the flight to mainland Ecuador. This visit is done before breakfast.
This is our normal itinerary approved by the Galapagos National Park. We usually visit the above visitors’ sites.
Operation Day Wednesday
Deatils on Sailing Ship Sagitta, please click here
WEDNESDAY
On arrival at Baltra airport you will be met by our guide and transferred to the yacht. Sagitta will then set course for North Seymour Island giving you the chance to become acquainted with the vessel and have lunch. On arrival, there will be a dry landing followed by a 2-hour walk during which Galapagos Sea Lions, Blue footed-Boobies, and Magnificent Frigate birds can be seen.
THURSDAY
AM: Charles Darwin Research Station (Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz), where we will learn about the tortoise and land-iguana breeding programs, followed by some time in town for optional shopping & sight-seeing.
PM: Highlands (Santa Cruz), we will have the opportunity to see Galapagos Giant Tortoises in the wild. This is also one of the best sites for watching land birds: Darwin's Finches and Vermilion Flycatchers. The land visit may last 2-3 hours (including a bus ride).
FRIDAY
AM: Gardner Bay (Hood Island/Espanola Island), snorkeling along Gardner Islet,maybe kayaking, and a walk on the beach to observe sea lions and Hood Island Mockingbirds. PM: Punta Suarez, there are large colonies of Blue-footed and Masked (Nazca)Boobies, Marine Iguanas, Albatrosses and Swallow-tailed Gulls. The walk will take 3-4 hours starting with a dry landing.
SATURDAY
AM: Punta Cormorant (Floreana Island), a wet landing onto a mineral beach,
followed by a short walk to a lagoon, where we find flamingos and other waders. At the end of this trail we reach a beautiful white sandy beach where sea turtles nest. This will be followed by a short panga ride to Devil’s Crown for some snorkeling. The morning activities will take around 3 hours.
PM: Post Office Bay (Floreana Island), we will visit the historic Post Office Barrel.This short visit starts with a wet landing, spending no longer that an hour at the site.
SUNDAY
AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela Island), starts with a 2 hour walk across
lava fields,while experiencing ‘oasis like’ lagoons, rich in flora and
fauna. We will see Galapagos Flamingos and there is a good opportunity to spot our first cormorants and penguins.
PM: Elizabeth Bay (Isabela Island), there will be a panga ride to a quiet mangrove lagoon where sea turtles rest. Occasionally, Galapagos Penguins may be sighted.The afternoon program will take around 1½ hours.
MONDAY
AM: Urbina Bay (Isabela Island), we will walk over different terrains, seeing large Land Iguanas, a variety of native and endemic plants, and sometimes Giant Tortoises in their natural habitat. There are also the remains of a 50-year up-lifting,exposing coral heads and other marine fossils.
PM: Punta Espinosa (Fernandina Island), there will be a dry landing, walking over lava fields observing large colonies of Marine Iguanas, Flightless Cormorants,penguins and sea lions, which will take us around 2 hours.
TUESDAY
AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago Island), a coastal walk exploring the great variety of tidal marine life, Galapagos Fur Seals, sea lions, Marine Iguanas. There is good swimming off the beach and a broad array of marine life to view when snorkelling.
PM: Bartolomé, this is an up-hill walk and once at the summit we will experience panoramic views of Bartolomé and its famous Pinnacle Rock.
We will also be swimming and snorkelling off the beach where we may see more penguins. It will take approximately 3 hours which includes a dry landing for the walk and a wet beach landing.
WEDNESDAY
AM: Black Turtle Cove (Santa Cruz Island), there will be a panga ride to observe sea turtles, rays and sharks. This will be a fairly short trip so we can return to Baltra in time for the flight to mainland Ecuador. This visit is done before breakfast.
This is our normal itinerary approved by the Galapagos National Park. We usually visit the above visitors’ sites.
GALAPAGOS Cruises aboard Sailing ships by SEA TRAVEL LIMITED
GALAPAGOS CRUISES
ITINERARY (S/S Mary Anne)
Operation Day Wednesday
Details on Sailing Ship Mary Anne, please click here
WEDNESDAY
On arrival at Baltra airport you will be met by our guide and transferred to the yacht Mary Anne will then set course for North Seymour Island giving you the chance to become acquainted with the vessel and have lunch. On arrival, there will be a dry landing followed by a 2-hour walk during which Galapagos Sea Lions, Blue footed-Boobies, and Magnificent Frigate birds can be seen.
THURSDAY
AM: Charles Darwin Research Station (Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz), where we will learn about the tortoise and land-iguana breeding programs, followed by some time in town for optional shopping & sight-seeing.
PM: Highlands (Santa Cruz), we will have the opportunity to see Galapagos Giant Tortoises in the wild. This is also one of the best sites for watching land birds:Darwin's Finches and Vermilion Flycatchers. The land visit may last 2-3 hours (Including a bus ride).
FRIDAY
AM: Gardner Bay (Hood Island/Espanola Island), snorkeling along Gardner Islet, maybe kayaking, and a walk on the beach to observe sea lions and Hood Island Mockingbirds.
PM: Punta Suarez, there are large colonies of Blue-footed and Masked (Nazca)Boobies, Marine Iguanas, Albatrosses and Swallow-tailed Gulls. The walk will take 3-4 hours starting with a dry landing.
SATURDAY
AM: Punta Cormorant (Floreana Island), a wet landing onto a mineral beach,
followed by a short walk to a lagoon, where we find flamingos and other waders. At the end of this trail we reach a beautiful white sandy beach where sea turtles nest.
This will be followed by a short panga ride to Devil’s Crown for some snorkeling. The morning activities will take around 3 hours.
PM: Post Office Bay (Floreana Island), we will visit the historic Post Office Barrel. This short visit starts with a wet landing, spending no longer that an hour at the site.
SUNDAY
AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela Island), starts with a 2 hour walk across
lava fields,while experiencing ‘oasis like’ lagoons, rich in flora and fauna. We will see Galapagos Flamingos and there is a good opportunity to spot our first cormorants and penguins.
PM: Elizabeth Bay (Isabela Island), there will be a panga ride to a quiet mangrove lagoon where sea turtles rest. Occasionally, Galapagos Penguins may be sighted. The afternoon program will take around 1½ hours.
MONDAY
AM: Urbina Bay (Isabela Island), we will walk over different terrains, seeing large Land Iguanas, a variety of native and endemic plants, and sometimes Giant Tortoises in their natural habitat. There are also the remains of a 50-year up-lifting,exposing coral heads and other marine fossils. PM: Punta Espinosa (Fernandina Island), there will be a dry landing, walking over lava fields observing large colonies of Marine Iguanas, Flightless Cormorants, penguins and sea lions, which will take us around 2 hours.
TUESDAY
AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago Island), a coastal walk exploring the great variety of tidal marine life, Galapagos Fur Seals, sea lions, Marine Iguanas. There is good swimming off the beach and a broad array of marine life to view when snorkeling.
PM: Bartolomé, this is an up-hill walk and once at the summit we will experience panoramic views of Bartolomé and its famous Pinnacle Rock.
We will also be swimming and snorkeling off the beach where we may see more
penguins. It will take approximately 3 hours which includes a dry landing for the walk and a wet beach landing.
WEDNESDAY
AM: Black Turtle Cove (Santa Cruz Island), there will be a panga ride to observe sea turtles, rays and sharks. This will be a fairly short trip so we can return to Baltra in time for the flight to mainland Ecuador. This visit is done before breakfast.
This is our normal itinerary approved by the Galapagos National Park. We usually visit the above visitors’ sites. The time spent at each place will depend on the variety of wildlife present, weather conditions, etc. and decided by the guide and captain on board.
ITINERARY (S/S Mary Anne)
Operation Day Wednesday
Details on Sailing Ship Mary Anne, please click here
WEDNESDAY
On arrival at Baltra airport you will be met by our guide and transferred to the yacht Mary Anne will then set course for North Seymour Island giving you the chance to become acquainted with the vessel and have lunch. On arrival, there will be a dry landing followed by a 2-hour walk during which Galapagos Sea Lions, Blue footed-Boobies, and Magnificent Frigate birds can be seen.
THURSDAY
AM: Charles Darwin Research Station (Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz), where we will learn about the tortoise and land-iguana breeding programs, followed by some time in town for optional shopping & sight-seeing.
PM: Highlands (Santa Cruz), we will have the opportunity to see Galapagos Giant Tortoises in the wild. This is also one of the best sites for watching land birds:Darwin's Finches and Vermilion Flycatchers. The land visit may last 2-3 hours (Including a bus ride).
FRIDAY
AM: Gardner Bay (Hood Island/Espanola Island), snorkeling along Gardner Islet, maybe kayaking, and a walk on the beach to observe sea lions and Hood Island Mockingbirds.
PM: Punta Suarez, there are large colonies of Blue-footed and Masked (Nazca)Boobies, Marine Iguanas, Albatrosses and Swallow-tailed Gulls. The walk will take 3-4 hours starting with a dry landing.
SATURDAY
AM: Punta Cormorant (Floreana Island), a wet landing onto a mineral beach,
followed by a short walk to a lagoon, where we find flamingos and other waders. At the end of this trail we reach a beautiful white sandy beach where sea turtles nest.
This will be followed by a short panga ride to Devil’s Crown for some snorkeling. The morning activities will take around 3 hours.
PM: Post Office Bay (Floreana Island), we will visit the historic Post Office Barrel. This short visit starts with a wet landing, spending no longer that an hour at the site.
SUNDAY
AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela Island), starts with a 2 hour walk across
lava fields,while experiencing ‘oasis like’ lagoons, rich in flora and fauna. We will see Galapagos Flamingos and there is a good opportunity to spot our first cormorants and penguins.
PM: Elizabeth Bay (Isabela Island), there will be a panga ride to a quiet mangrove lagoon where sea turtles rest. Occasionally, Galapagos Penguins may be sighted. The afternoon program will take around 1½ hours.
MONDAY
AM: Urbina Bay (Isabela Island), we will walk over different terrains, seeing large Land Iguanas, a variety of native and endemic plants, and sometimes Giant Tortoises in their natural habitat. There are also the remains of a 50-year up-lifting,exposing coral heads and other marine fossils. PM: Punta Espinosa (Fernandina Island), there will be a dry landing, walking over lava fields observing large colonies of Marine Iguanas, Flightless Cormorants, penguins and sea lions, which will take us around 2 hours.
TUESDAY
AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago Island), a coastal walk exploring the great variety of tidal marine life, Galapagos Fur Seals, sea lions, Marine Iguanas. There is good swimming off the beach and a broad array of marine life to view when snorkeling.
PM: Bartolomé, this is an up-hill walk and once at the summit we will experience panoramic views of Bartolomé and its famous Pinnacle Rock.
We will also be swimming and snorkeling off the beach where we may see more
penguins. It will take approximately 3 hours which includes a dry landing for the walk and a wet beach landing.
WEDNESDAY
AM: Black Turtle Cove (Santa Cruz Island), there will be a panga ride to observe sea turtles, rays and sharks. This will be a fairly short trip so we can return to Baltra in time for the flight to mainland Ecuador. This visit is done before breakfast.
This is our normal itinerary approved by the Galapagos National Park. We usually visit the above visitors’ sites. The time spent at each place will depend on the variety of wildlife present, weather conditions, etc. and decided by the guide and captain on board.
Monday, 3 January 2011
Freighter Travel Destinations by Sea Travel Limited
ST-0001 EUROPE – NORTH AMERICA/CARIBBEAN – PANAMA CANAL – USA – FAR EAST – PANAMA CANAL – CENTRAL/NORTH AMERICA - EUROPE
ST-0002 EUROPE – USA – EUROPE
ST-0003 MEDITERRANEAN SEA – BRAZIL – MEDITERRANEAN SEA
ST-0004 EUROPE – CENTRAL AMERICA – CARIBBEAN – EUROPE
ST-0005 EUROPE – SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST– EUROPE
ST-0006 EUROPE – SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST – EUROPE
ST-0007 EUROPE – FAR EAST - EUROPE
ST-0008 EUROPE - CHINA - EUROPE
ST-0009 EUROPE - SAUDI ARABIA - MALAYSIA - EUROPE
ST-0010 MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE VIA SUEZ CANAL,SINGAPORE AND CHINA
ST-0011 Europe – Suez Canal – Singapore – China – Hong Kong – Europe
ST-0012 US WEST - CHINA - US WEST
ST-0013 US WEST - TAIWAN - HONG KONG - CHINA - US WEST
ST-0014 US WEST - KOREA - CHINA - TAIWAN - US WEST
ST-0015 US WEST - CHINA - US WEST
ST-0016 US WEST - CHINA - US WEST - MEXICO - US WEST
ST-0018 US East-Panama Canal-Asia-Jamaica-US East
ST-0017 Europe/UK-Suez-Sri Lanka-Malaysia-China-Europe/UK
ST-0019 CHINA - KOREA - MEXICO - SOUTH AMERICA - JAPAN - CHINA
ST-0020 US West – Japan – Canada- US West
ST-0021 Europe - Malaysia - Japan - China - Europe
ST-0022 MEDITERRANEAN -USA
ST-0023 NORTH EUROPE - MEDITERRANEAN - EMIRATES -PAKISTAN - INDIA
ST-0024 MEDITERRANEAN - ASIA (MEX)
ST-0025 SOUTH PACIFIC -AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZELAND VIA PANAMA CANAL
ST-0026 FRENCH ASIA LINE VIA UAE AND CHINA
ST-0027 FRENCH ASIA LINE VIA MALAYSIA - HONG KONG - NORTH EUROPE
ST-0028 FRENCH ASIA LINE VIA LEBANON AND MALAYSIA
ST-0029 FRENCH WEST INDIES LINE
ST-0030 EUROPE - FRENCH GUYANA - NORTH BRASIL
ST-0031 Asia-Colombo,Indian Sub Continent-Pakistan
ST-0032 US WEST COAST - ASIA
ST-0033 TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE
ST-0034 BELGIUM - SOUTH AFRICA - THE NETHERLANDS
ST-0035 LAKE MALAREN SWEDEN SERVICE
ST-0038 ITALY- SPAIN - SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST - SPAIN - ITALY
ST-0039 GERMANY - SOUTH AMERICA- MOROCCO - UK - GERMANY
ST-0040 South America
ST - 0041 West Africa Service
ST - 0042 Euro - Med Service
ST - 0043 Euro Aegean Service
ST - 0044 Euro Adriatic Service
ST - 0045 SOUTH AMERICA - WEST AFRICA SERVICE
ST - 0046 PEARL STRING AROUND THE WORLD
ST - 0047 SINGAPORE-PAPUA NEW GUINEA-NEW CALEDONIA-FIJI-NEW ZEALAND
ST - 0048 ANTWERP-MONTOIR-BREST-ANTWERP
ST - 0049 MEDITERRANEAN-SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST-MEDITERRANEAN
ST - 0050 Europe - North Atlantic Service
ST0051 North Europe-South America West
ST-0052 EUROPE - ASIA/MIDDLE EAST - SRI LANKA
ST - 0053 Australia and New Zealand via Panama
ST-0055 Baltic Sea – North Sea - Scandinavia
ST-0056 Hamburg- Russia - Hamburg
ST-0057 EUROPE-NEW ZEALAND
ST-0058 Northern Europe - Mediterranean - Northern Europe
ST-0059 US West - China- US West
ST-0060 Far East - South America - Far East
ST-0061 US West - South Pacific
ST-0062 Asia - Australia
ST - 0063 Asia - Gulf of Mexico - US East Coast - Tanger Med - UAE
ST-0064 Japan-China-USA-Canada
ST- 0065 Indian Sub Continent - Mediterranean sea - US East Coast
ST-0002 EUROPE – USA – EUROPE
ST-0003 MEDITERRANEAN SEA – BRAZIL – MEDITERRANEAN SEA
ST-0004 EUROPE – CENTRAL AMERICA – CARIBBEAN – EUROPE
ST-0005 EUROPE – SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST– EUROPE
ST-0006 EUROPE – SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST – EUROPE
ST-0007 EUROPE – FAR EAST - EUROPE
ST-0008 EUROPE - CHINA - EUROPE
ST-0009 EUROPE - SAUDI ARABIA - MALAYSIA - EUROPE
ST-0010 MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE VIA SUEZ CANAL,SINGAPORE AND CHINA
ST-0011 Europe – Suez Canal – Singapore – China – Hong Kong – Europe
ST-0012 US WEST - CHINA - US WEST
ST-0013 US WEST - TAIWAN - HONG KONG - CHINA - US WEST
ST-0014 US WEST - KOREA - CHINA - TAIWAN - US WEST
ST-0015 US WEST - CHINA - US WEST
ST-0016 US WEST - CHINA - US WEST - MEXICO - US WEST
ST-0018 US East-Panama Canal-Asia-Jamaica-US East
ST-0017 Europe/UK-Suez-Sri Lanka-Malaysia-China-Europe/UK
ST-0019 CHINA - KOREA - MEXICO - SOUTH AMERICA - JAPAN - CHINA
ST-0020 US West – Japan – Canada- US West
ST-0021 Europe - Malaysia - Japan - China - Europe
ST-0022 MEDITERRANEAN -USA
ST-0023 NORTH EUROPE - MEDITERRANEAN - EMIRATES -PAKISTAN - INDIA
ST-0024 MEDITERRANEAN - ASIA (MEX)
ST-0025 SOUTH PACIFIC -AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZELAND VIA PANAMA CANAL
ST-0026 FRENCH ASIA LINE VIA UAE AND CHINA
ST-0027 FRENCH ASIA LINE VIA MALAYSIA - HONG KONG - NORTH EUROPE
ST-0028 FRENCH ASIA LINE VIA LEBANON AND MALAYSIA
ST-0029 FRENCH WEST INDIES LINE
ST-0030 EUROPE - FRENCH GUYANA - NORTH BRASIL
ST-0031 Asia-Colombo,Indian Sub Continent-Pakistan
ST-0032 US WEST COAST - ASIA
ST-0033 TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE
ST-0034 BELGIUM - SOUTH AFRICA - THE NETHERLANDS
ST-0035 LAKE MALAREN SWEDEN SERVICE
ST-0038 ITALY- SPAIN - SOUTH AMERICA EAST COAST - SPAIN - ITALY
ST-0039 GERMANY - SOUTH AMERICA- MOROCCO - UK - GERMANY
ST-0040 South America
ST - 0041 West Africa Service
ST - 0042 Euro - Med Service
ST - 0043 Euro Aegean Service
ST - 0044 Euro Adriatic Service
ST - 0045 SOUTH AMERICA - WEST AFRICA SERVICE
ST - 0046 PEARL STRING AROUND THE WORLD
ST - 0047 SINGAPORE-PAPUA NEW GUINEA-NEW CALEDONIA-FIJI-NEW ZEALAND
ST - 0048 ANTWERP-MONTOIR-BREST-ANTWERP
ST - 0049 MEDITERRANEAN-SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST-MEDITERRANEAN
ST - 0050 Europe - North Atlantic Service
ST0051 North Europe-South America West
ST-0052 EUROPE - ASIA/MIDDLE EAST - SRI LANKA
ST - 0053 Australia and New Zealand via Panama
ST-0055 Baltic Sea – North Sea - Scandinavia
ST-0056 Hamburg- Russia - Hamburg
ST-0057 EUROPE-NEW ZEALAND
ST-0058 Northern Europe - Mediterranean - Northern Europe
ST-0059 US West - China- US West
ST-0060 Far East - South America - Far East
ST-0061 US West - South Pacific
ST-0062 Asia - Australia
ST - 0063 Asia - Gulf of Mexico - US East Coast - Tanger Med - UAE
ST-0064 Japan-China-USA-Canada
ST- 0065 Indian Sub Continent - Mediterranean sea - US East Coast
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