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Bookings for new Spirit of Tasmania ferries limited for caravans and motorhomes

09.09.2026 19:14 1 min 1 source РУС
abc.net.au ENG
Bookings for new Spirit of Tasmania ferries limited for caravans and motorhomes
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Bookings for the additional capacity of the new Spirit of Tasmania IV and V, scheduled to begin service on October 31, are not yet available. Operator TT-Line is only selling tickets up to the capacity of the old ships, limiting availability for cars and caravans. As of September 9, the next available sailing for a car and caravan from Geelong to Devonport is February 21, with no availability from February 22 to April 18. TT-Line plans to release full capacity after testing and commissioning of the gantry.

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