Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will receive approximately 13 cruise ship calls between the weekend before Easter and the end of the holiday period, bringing around 30,000 tourists and 6,500 crew members to the capital, according to the City Council.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will receive approximately 13 cruise ship calls between the weekend before Easter and the end of the holiday period, bringing around 30,000 tourists and 6,500 crew members to the capital, according to the City Council.
Thus, on March 19, three stops are planned: that of the AIDAblu consigned by Hamilton & Cía, the megayacht Harmony V consigned by Bergé Marítima and the Magellan Cruise & Maritime Voyages, consigned by Incargo.
The following day, the 20th, the AIDAsol and the Mein Schiff 4 are expected, both consigned by Hamilton & Co., as well as the AIDAcara, which is expected at night.
Similarly, the World, a high-end cruise ship carrying just over 200 passengers, is expected to arrive in the evening. It is currently one of the most luxurious vessels on the international market. On the 21st, the Santa Catalina Pier will welcome the Thomson Majesty, handled by Incargo, and the Oceana P&O Cruises, handled by Hamilton & Cía. On March 24th, MSC Cruises will handle the arrival of its MSC Armonia cruise ship in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. And on the 25th, Miller & Cía will handle the arrival of the Silver Cloud Silversea Cruise Ship. This luxury vessel, carrying only about 200 passengers of high purchasing power, will once again offer a Hospitality Desk service, as it did last season during its stop in Gran Canaria. A city tourism guide will be onboard to explain the leisure and cultural offerings on land and provide information on how to get around the city. Finally, on March 26, the AIDAblu will dock again, and on Sunday, the 27th, the AIDAsol will return to the city.
