Itinerary
Rising above the top of the Corcovado, the Christ the Redeemer Statue is one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World. Overlook this wonderful city from a platform located right below the 125-foot statue or hop on the cable car to the top of Pão de Açúcar and enjoy a different perspective of Rio and the monument itself. Stimulate your senses with Ipanema's and Copacabana's fabulous yet dynamic and famous beaches. If you are looking for a more chill kind of experience, head for the botanical garden that houses about 8,000 species of plants. Do you know to tune? Garota de Ipanema is the world-famous song. Bossa nova, its musical genre, is the result of a fusion between samba and jazz, which originated in Rio back in the 1950s. Speaking about food, the feijoada, a delicious stew made with black beans, pork, or beef and served with white rice and oranges is quite the meal.
You should know about Rio de Janeiro
Let us take a quick trip down memory lane! Rio de Janeiro was the first Portuguese-speaking South American city to host both the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games back in 2016! Some of its neighborhoods have been featured in billboard films such as 1979’s James Bond, Moonraker, The Incredible Hulk, and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. Being a city filled with rhythm and music almost around every corner, bossa nova was also originated here back in 1950 by fusing samba and jazz. If you are looking for a true Brazilian culinary experience, go ahead and have a feijoada; a traditional beef or pork dish cooked in a large clay pot served with rice, black beans.
Located in the lower region of the city of Salvador, which also is the capital of Bahia State, Brazil; this port at the tip of the peninsula separates the Bay of All Saints from the Atlantic Ocean, which also serves as protection to the port itself. It began to operate way back in the colonial ages and, until now, it handles some of the largest commercial trades in the Americas. Originally, Salvador was the Portuguese's administrative headquarters in South America.
You should know about Salavador Bahia
A city filled with as many touristic attractions as it is of history. Some of the main spots you should visit on your stop here are the beaches in Salvador Bahía, Da Barra’s Lighthouse, and Peleourinho’s Historic Center with its streets surrounded by colorful houses.
Located in the lower region of the city of Salvador, which also is the capital of Bahia State, Brazil; this port at the tip of the peninsula separates the Bay of All Saints from the Atlantic Ocean, which also serves as protection to the port itself. It began to operate way back in the colonial ages and, until now, it handles some of the largest commercial trades in the Americas. Originally, Salvador was the Portuguese's administrative headquarters in South America.
You should know about Salavador Bahia
A city filled with as many touristic attractions as it is of history. Some of the main spots you should visit on your stop here are the beaches in Salvador Bahía, Da Barra’s Lighthouse, and Peleourinho’s Historic Center with its streets surrounded by colorful houses.
Ilhé is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Bahia. Located exactly in the northeast of Brazil, at about 467 km away from Salvador de Bahía. Considered the capital of cocoa and of the “Princesinhado Sul, this is the largest city on the coast among the Bahian municipalities. Ilhé offers a vast landscape next to a city full of history that still preserves its cobbled-stone streets and colonial buildings. Looking for points of interest? Casa de Cultura Jorge Amado, the Paranaguá Palace, the Church of Sao Jorge, and the Cathedral of Sao Sebastian should definitely be on your list. Ecological road to Itacarezinho, a paradisiacal beach full of mangroves and waterfalls of the Atlantic Forest, is another natural spectacle you should see only 58 km away from Ilhéu.
What you should know about Ilheus
This paradisiacal destination offers a vast landscape and a historic city, which still preserves its cobbled streets and buildings from the colonial period. Thanks to its beaches such as: Praia do Cristo, Praia da Avenida, and Praia do Marciano; this is a wonderful destination to live vacation at. In addition to these beautiful beaches, it also offers a Handicraft Market where you can purchase some souvenirs. Another notable point Jorge Amado´s block, the place where the buildings of the Bataclán cabaret and the Vesúvio Bar that date from 1958 rest. Other points of interest are Jorge Amado´s House of Culture, the Paranaguá Palace, the Church of Sao Jorge, and the Cathedral of Sao Sebastiao. Stoll down the ecological road to Itacarezinho, a paradisiacal beach 58 km from Ilhéus, where you can enjoy mangroves and the waterfalls of the Atlantic Forest.
Literally meaning beautiful island, lhlabela is a breathtaking paradise full of waterfalls, virgin forests, and many beaches. Have a cold caipirinha by the beach or try snorkeling in the calm, crystal-clear waters of Pedra Miuda Beach, where shoals of curious fish will swim towards you, and a picturesque islet near the coast. Looking for fun? Take part in a 4x4 tour to explore the jungle and trails of lhlabela State Park or cross the island to find yourself in the secluded beach of Baia de Castelhanos.
You should know about Ilha Grande
Ilha de Sao Sebastiao, Ilhabela´s main island, owes its fame to its dazzling beaches; amongst which you will find Castelhanos, Curral, and Jabaquara. Ilhabela State Park is a wonderful jungle with several trails that lead to incredible waterfalls, such as Cat and Agua Branca. The island´s iconic architecture can be enjoyed at the Senhora d´Ajuda church in the city of Ilhabela. Brazilian churrasco is the local version of a barbecue! So, go ahead and try some.
Rising above the top of the Corcovado, the Christ the Redeemer Statue is one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World. Overlook this wonderful city from a platform located right below the 125-foot statue or hop on the cable car to the top of Pão de Açúcar and enjoy a different perspective of Rio and the monument itself. Stimulate your senses with Ipanema's and Copacabana's fabulous yet dynamic and famous beaches. If you are looking for a more chill kind of experience, head for the botanical garden that houses about 8,000 species of plants. Do you know to tune? Garota de Ipanema is the world-famous song. Bossa nova, its musical genre, is the result of a fusion between samba and jazz, which originated in Rio back in the 1950s. Speaking about food, the feijoada, a delicious stew made with black beans, pork, or beef and served with white rice and oranges is quite the meal.
You should know about Rio de Janeiro
Let us take a quick trip down memory lane! Rio de Janeiro was the first Portuguese-speaking South American city to host both the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games back in 2016! Some of its neighborhoods have been featured in billboard films such as 1979’s James Bond, Moonraker, The Incredible Hulk, and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. Being a city filled with rhythm and music almost around every corner, bossa nova was also originated here back in 1950 by fusing samba and jazz. If you are looking for a true Brazilian culinary experience, go ahead and have a feijoada; a traditional beef or pork dish cooked in a large clay pot served with rice, black beans.
| IMO: | Year of construction: | Year of remodeling: | Tonnage: | Registro: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9320099 | 2007 | - | 92409 t. | PANAMA |
| Boat length: | Total passenger capacity: | Total crew: | Total cabins: | Total suites: |
| 294 meters | 3223 passengers | 1054 crew | 1275 cabins | 173 suites |
| Total balconies: | Total outside cabins: | Total interior cabins: | Minimum passenger age: | |
| - balconies | 827 outdoor cabins | 275 interior cabins | 6 months |
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Documents and considerations
All travel documents (Passport, DNI, NIE, Visas, etc.) must be valid and valid six months after the date of travel. It is essential to carry valid passports and visas (including Multiple Entry Visas, when applicable), to board. Check the entry requirements for your destination at your local passport office or contact the Embassies (Consular Services) of each country on your Cruise travel itinerary. If you are not sure which country a port belongs to, check with your Vacation Advisor.
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Have a refreshing splash and enjoy crystal-clear-waters.
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Enjoy traditional Mediterranean dishes combined with an elegant ambiance.
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With a cocktail menu inspired by jazz music itself, The Purple Jazz Bar offers whiskey, cognac, aged brandy, aged tequila, the best brands of vodka and gin.
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The perfect spot to have a coffee and enjoy views of the pool and the sea while the sea breeze kisses your skin.
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An indoor game area for kids to have fun and jump around!
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