1. Vasco da Gama first voyage lasted from July 8, 1497 to September 1, 1499, a total of two years and two months.
2. Vasco da Gama's second voyage lasted from February 10, 1502, to December 20, 1503, a total of one year and ten months.
3. Vasco da Gama's third voyage lasted from April 25, 1524 to December 24, 1524, a total of about eight months.
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