Volcan-De-Tauce Vessel Reviews and Specifications

The ferry 'Volcán de Tauce' has made a notable stop at Port Louis, Mauritius, since March 28, 2023, as part of its extensive repositioning voyage to Dubai. This maritime journey commenced with the vessel's departure from Cape Town on March 18, following a rich operational history prior to its current task. The ferry set sail from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on February 27, 2023, after being officially transitioned to Emirates International Air Cargo of the UAE on February 19. For further visuals and detailed updates, access the full report here: https://www.puentedemando.com/el-veterano-ferry-volcan-de-tauce-llega-a-port-louis-mauritius-escala-de-su-largo-viaje-a-dubai/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJYoBdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHezS7A09qXQxTaQ7yhkSQlgOJXVOB6_IUDtP3Qf48V-OAkqfp3ke0k5_Dg_aem_BUBnYWxTLjipHs_S08BNvA

The ferry formerly known as 'Volcán de Tauce' has officially been handed over to new ownership, now proudly flying the flag of Tuvalu. The ownership transfer occurred on February 19 at the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, marking a significant milestone for the vessel. The new owner, Emirates International Air Cargo, hails from the United Arab Emirates and is poised to take the ferry into its next chapter. Prior to this transition, the ferry had been docked in Las Palmas since January 14, undergoing repairs at ASTICAN and changing berths multiple times before returning to its final location at the Santa Catalina dock on February 18.

The ‘Volcán de Tauce,’ which has been docked at the Santa Catalina facilities in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria since January 14, is set for a new chapter. After addressing previous technical issues that disrupted the La Palma ferry service last December—prompting the temporary introduction of the ‘Volcán de Tirajana’—the vessel has been purchased by Emirates International Air Cargo, a company based in the United Arab Emirates. The sale was communicated to staff of the Armas Trasmediterránea Group on February 5, with a planned delivery date of February 13. Currently owned by Anarafe S.L., part of Armas Trasmediterránea, the ferry's new management envisions transforming it into a hospital ship. This acquisition marks an exciting development in the maritime logistics and healthcare sectors as the vessel embarks on a new mission.