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Sail Three Seas
Marella Explorer 2from
Dubrovnik
Catania cruise information
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£172
Average price per night
14 days
Average duration
March
Cheapest month
Average cruise price (per person)
Typical rates for a cruise holiday per person across the year - Catania
£3661
Feb
£1376
Mar
£1800
Apr
£1926
May
£1836
Jun
£1818
Jul
£1888
Aug
£1742
Sep
£2132
Oct
£4503
Nov
£2989
Dec
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Sail Three Seas
Marella Explorer 2from
Dubrovnik
Azurafrom
Valletta
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