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Snapshot taken Sat, Sep 12, 2026, probing Thu, Sep 17, 2026, Mon, Sep 21, 2026, Fri, Sep 25, 2026, Tue, Sep 29, 2026. 2709 distinct sailings across 823 crossings and 266 ports, from 2190 port pairs asked about.

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Identifier: syriaholylandthe00kell (find matches) Title: Syria and the Holy Land : their scenery and their people : incidents of travel, &c. from the best and most recent authorities Year: 1844 (1840s) Authors: Kelly, Walter Keating Subjects: Publisher: London : Chapman and Hall Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: CHAPTER XXX.Turbulence of the Naplousians— Appearance of the town — Ascent of MountGerizim — Samaritan Guide — Joshua's Altar — THE MODERN SAMARITANS ——Affecting appeal—History of this people—Their synagogue ; MSS. ; priests—Superstitions—Traditions — Djezzar Pasha — Samaritans in England—Their belief and expectations—Their opinion of our Saviour—Ruins ofSebaste—Church of St. John—Sanur—View over the plain of Esdraelon—Jenin—Zerin the ancient Jezreel—Beisan, the Bethshan of Scripture—Bedouin horsemanship—Depredation and summary punishment—Mode ofCorn threshing in Syria—Utility of the dung beetle—The soil of Palestine 422—435CHAPTER XXXI.COUNTRIES EAST OF THE JORDAN—Little frequented by travellers—Ruins, tombs,stone doors—The Haouran—Roman mansion of Nedjraun—Architecturalmagnificence—The Szaffa—Population of the Haouran—Habits of life—Hospitality—Agriculture—Serving for a wife — Christian wedding — TheDruses—Female frailty ; shocking anecdote—Depopulation of the countrieseast of Jordan—Horses—Gilead and Bashan—Ruins of Gerash . 436—450 Text Appearing After Image: Beyroot from the South.SYRIA AND THE HOLY LAND.CHAPTER I.Arrival in Syria—Remarks on the country Beyroot.—Its inhabitants.—Life in the streets.—Turning an honest penny.—Scenes and incidents witnessed in the winter of 1840-1.—Christian and Moslem monks and saints.THE traveller, whose good fortune it has been to make his first approachto Syria by sea, and to land at Beyroot, must always esteem it a happycoincidence that the most frequented port on all the coast is likewise pre-cisely the point where a man of taste and quick feeling would choose toreceive his first impressions of the country. Long before the vessel nearsthe shore, the sunlit peaks and wavy ridges of Lebanon are seen marking theblue sky, while its sides are hid from sight by the haze upon the waters;by and by the craggy masses of the mountain come forth like airy promon-tories ; the eye gradually distinguishes the deep and dark valleys that cleaveits flanks; the rocky crests assume a bolder outline; and you half decern Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.
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WIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRY

8 sailings on 4 crossings, run by 1 operator

  1. Gili Air to Sanur

    GILI AIR → SANURObserved on Thu, Sep 17, 2026Crossing time 3h 20mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRY

    1. 08:3011:503h 20mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYWIJAYA PERKASADirectfrom €28.58 Deck
    2. 13:0016:453h 45mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYWIJAYA PERKASADirectfrom €28.58 Deck

  2. Gili Trawangan to Sanur

    GILI TRAWANGAN → SANURObserved on Thu, Sep 17, 2026Crossing time 2h 50mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRY

    1. 09:0011:502h 50mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYWIJAYA PERKASADirectfrom €28.58 Deck
    2. 12:3016:454h 15mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYWIJAYA PERKASADirectfrom €28.58 Deck

  3. Sanur to Gili Air

    SANUR → GILI AIRObserved on Thu, Sep 17, 2026Crossing time 3hWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRY

    1. 08:0013:005hWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYSTARFISHDirectfrom €28.58 Deck
    2. 12:3015:303hWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYSTARFISHDirectfrom €28.58 Deck

  4. Sanur to Gili Trawangan

    SANUR → GILI TRAWANGANObserved on Thu, Sep 17, 2026Crossing time 2h 40mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRY

    1. 08:0012:154h 15mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYSTARFISHDirectfrom €28.58 Deck
    2. 12:3015:102h 40mWIJAYA BUYUK FAST FERRYSTARFISHDirectfrom €28.58 Deck

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Sat, Sep 12, 2026
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