Vidanta Alegria was previously named the Voyager. This is not a current photo. Vidanta Alegria departed Singapore Anchorage on September 28, 2017 and arrived at Salalah, Oman on October 8, 2017. The ship left the following day. Next port of call is unknown. The ship is traveling with Armed Guards on board.
Vidanta Alegria - Underway - Heading to the Mediterranean Sea
November 17, 2017
On September 28, 2017, Vidanta Alegria left a Singapore dry dock to Salalah, Oman, which is about 3,000 nautical miles away from Singapore. The ship arrived Shalalah on October 8, 2017 in the late evening and departed the next day for new destinations.Since leaving Salalah, satellite positions indicate the ship is heading for the Red Sea, the Gulf of Suez, the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean Sea. Vidanta Alegria is now in the Red Sea and about 700 miles south of the entrance to the Suez Canal and about 800 miles from the Mediterranean Sea.
The following maps are updated when possible showing where Vidanta Alegria was according to information obtained from MarineTraffic.com and Google Earth. Although the destination provided by MarineTraffic.com is the Red Sea Area for now, the site does state Monday, October 23, 2017 is the current estimated arrival date at the ship's next destination - Cadiz, Spain. In fact, Vidanta Alegria did arrive Cadiz, Spain as reported.
Images of the port at Cadiz indicate there is a dry dock next to the dock where Vidanta Alegria is tied. We also learned after the conclusion of the Vidanta annual meeting that cruises are likely to begin in 2019. Also, a member of the sales department reported that the number of berths will be reduced to accommodate 300 guests, not the current configuration for over 600. Is it possible the Vidanta Alegria will be changed more to meet the needs of Vidanta members? It appears likely the Vidanta Alegria will stay in Cadiz for a while. Stay tuned....!
October 23, 2017 - Arrived at Cadiz, Spain On Schedule
Vidanta Alegria arrived in Cadiz, Spain on 10/23/17. This photo shows the moorage in Cadiz and where Vidanta Alegria is allegedly docked. What is the next port of call?
Vidanta Alegria has completed the second segment of its maiden voyage, which terminated in Cadiz, Spain. What is the next port of call?
October 22, 2017
Vidanta Alegria is now off the coast of Spain. Arrival in Cadiz, Spain is expected tomorrow afternoon. MarineTraffic states the ship will reach Cadiz on 10/23/17. What is the next port of call?
Vidanta Alegria is passing many popular countries and cruise destinations in the Mediterranean on its way to Cadiz, Spain. The ETA according to MarineTraffic is October 23, 2017.
October 18, 2017
Vidanta Alegria is in the Mediterranean Sea and on its way to Cadiz, Spain, which is on the Atlantic Ocean. Cadiz is about 1,200 nautical miles from its current position. MarineTraffic states the ship will reach Cadiz on 10/23/17.
Vidanta Alegria has traveled through the Suez Canal and is on its way to Cadiz, Spain. The ETA according to MarineTraffic is October 23, 2017.
October 17, 2017
Vidanta Alegria is on its way to Cadiz, Spain, which is on the Atlantic Ocean. MarineTraffic states the ship will reach Cadiz on 10/23/17.
Vidanta Alegria has traveled more than 1,300 nautical miles since it entered the Red Sea on October 11, 2017. The Red Sea is an interesting and potentially dangerous part of the world. It appears the ship had armed guards on board as it traveled through the Red Sea.
October 16, 2017
Vidanta Alegria's maiden voyage has now covered approximately 5,500 miles. It has entered the Mediterranean Sea and is on its way to Cadiz, Spain, which is on the Atlantic Ocean. MarineTraffic states the ship will reach Cadiz on 10/23/17.
October 13, 2017
Vidanta Alegria's maiden voyage has now covered approximately 4,500 miles. It is traveling through a very interesting area of the world with armed guards on board. In about 1,000 miles, the Vidanta Alegria will be at the Meditrerranean Sea. MarineTraffic states the ship will reach its final destination on 10/23/17.
MarineTraffic.com reported Vidanta Alegria was approximately half way through the Red Sea, which is about 1,000 miles long to the mouth of the Gulf of Suez. The ship is traveling with Armed Guards on board.
Vidanta Alegria continues to sail through the Red Sea at about 13 knots. The next destination appears to be the Mediterranean Sea. The ship is traveling with Armed Guards on board.
Vidanta Alegria left Shalalah on October 8, 2017 and started sailing south west toward the Red Sea. It entered the Red Sea on October 12, 2017. The ship is traveling with Armed Guards on board.
Vidanta Alegria's first port after leaving Singapore was Shalalah, Oman. It arrived on October 8 and left the next morning. There was no destination given other than the Red Sea area and Armguards Oboard.