Allura makes a stopover in Funchal
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Allura makes a stopover in Funchal

SAPO28 August 2026 at 13:37

The Ocean Allura cruise ship is making a stopover this Friday in Funchal. The boat carries a total of 1,862 people on board, of which 1,085 are passengers and 777 are crew members. This visit represents another stopover of a cruise ship in the Madeiran capital, a city frequently used as a port of call on Atlantic routes. The article does not provide additional information about the ship's origin, the complete itinerary, or the expected duration of the stopover in Funchal.

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