Ferry – 2009 built ropax GNV SEALAND seen again at Malta – May 2024

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The Bari homeported ropax GNV SEALAND was seen again in 2024 for few calls replacing a chartered roro while she was drydocked on the route Palermo-Malta-Palermo.

She was last here last year (2023) at Palumbo Malta Shipyard to install the scrubber system and drydocking. Below are images while she was berthed at Parlatorio Wharf.

More images can be found here – https://maltashipphotos.com/photo/gnv-sealand-23-10-2023/

Whilst berthed scrubber works were in force –

And during December 2023 she was drydocked at Dock 5.

More images can be found here – https://maltashipphotos.com/photo/gnv-sealand-november-december-2023/

Bari Capt. Lawrence Dalli Dock 5 Drydocking Ferry Flagstone Wharf GNV GNV SEALAND Grand Harbour Grandi Navi Veloci Homeport ITA Flag Italian Italian Shipping La Valletta Malta Maltashipnews MaltaShipPhotos May 2024 MSPAP Palermo Palermo-Malta Palumbo Malta Shipyard Parlatorio Wharf passengers Ropax Scrubber Valletta Valletta Port

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