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Departing Miami on Norwegian Sky & Pilot Boat

published on 28 February 2020 - 87 -

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It is time to depart Miami on our 5 Day Florida & Bahamas cruise aboard Norwegian Sky - follow along as we pass South Beach and watch the pilot leave the ship and head back to Miami!

Miami, Florida, United States of America, USA

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