Seychelles to allow cruise ship calls again
The Seychelles will allow cruise ships back for the 2021-2022 cruise season. Ships with a maximum of 380 passengers will be able to dock in the Seychelles for the first time in 18 months from mid-November.
Small ship MS Island Sky is set to be the first to make port calls in the Seychelles, which has a guest capacity of just 118. Before closing to all cruise ship traffic in March 2020, Port Victoria handled 39 cruise ship calls during the 2019/2020 season, with more than 60,000 passengers.
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