Spanish cruise line Corazul Cruceroswill present a proposal inspired by the Mediterranean lifestyle to travel agents and industry professionals at a CLIA event.
Corazul Cruises has announced its arrival in the Brazilian market and will participate in one of the country's main cruise industry events, organized by CLIA Brazil.
The company's presence at the event will mark its official presentation to travel agents, partners, and industry professionals.
Launched in 2025, Corazul was created with the aim of offering cruises inspired by the Mediterranean lifestyle and Hispanic culture, emphasizing time spent with family and friends, as well as gastronomy and social experiences on board.
The company was specifically designed to cater to travelers from Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries, with a concept that prioritizes cultural affinity and a social atmosphere typical of Mediterranean travel.
“Corazul’s concept is inspired by Mediterranean culture and the way Latin American travelers enjoy their trips, with excellent cuisine, social interaction, and shared experiences,” says Àlex Busquets, Vice President of Sales at Corazul.
The company's first ship will be the Buenavista, which will begin operating in the Mediterranean in June of this year. The vessel has a capacity for 1,882 passengers at double occupancy, with a maximum capacity of 2,140 guests, plus 889 crew members, distributed among 939 cabins.
Onboard facilities include five restaurants, eight bars and lounges, three swimming pools, a spa and wellness center, a theater and cinema, as well as various entertainment options and activities onboard.
The Buenavista's itineraries include Mediterranean cruises until October, before arriving in Brazil in November, when the ship will begin its Brazilian season with departures from the port of Santos.
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