which opened the native Brazilian season in early November<\/a>, seven further ships are quickly arriving in Brazil for the nation\u2019s 2022-2023 home program.<\/p>\nAccording to CLIA Brazil, the season is about to turn out to be the largest within the final ten years.<\/p>\n
Here are the ships set to serve the Brazilian market:<\/p>\n
Ship: <\/strong>MSC Fantasia
Cruise Line:<\/strong> MSC Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>3,300 company
Built: <\/strong>2008
Homeport: <\/strong>Santos
Itineraries: <\/strong>Short home cruises to Ilha Grande, B\u00fazios, Ilhabela, Balne\u00e1rio Cambori\u00fa and Porto Belo, along with week-long voyages to Argentina and Uruguay visiting Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Punta del Este
Sailing Season:<\/strong> November 2 to April 3<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>Costa Favolosa
Cruise Line: <\/strong>Costa Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>3,000 company
Built: <\/strong>2011
Homeports: <\/strong>Santos and Itaja\u00ed
Itineraries: <\/strong>Short home cruises departing from Santos, along with week-long voyages to Argentina and Uruguay visiting Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Punta del Este departing from Santos and Itaja\u00ed
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 5 to April 13<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>Costa Fortuna
Cruise Line: <\/strong>Costa Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>2,718 company
Built: <\/strong>2003
Homeport: <\/strong>Rio de Janeiro
Itineraries: <\/strong>Eight-night cruises to Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay visiting Ilhabela, B\u00fazios, Angra dos Reis, Buenos Aires and Montevideo
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 6 to March 29<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>MSC Seaview
Cruise Line: <\/strong>MSC Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>4,140 company
Built: <\/strong>2018
Homeport: <\/strong>Rio de Janeiro
Itineraries: <\/strong>Three- to seven-night home cruises visiting Salvador, Ilh\u00e9us, Ilhabela, Ilha Grande and extra, along with eight-night cruises to Argentina and Uruguay
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 6 to March 13<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>MSC Seashore
Cruise Line: <\/strong>MSC Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>4,560 company
Built: <\/strong>2021
Homeports: <\/strong>Santos, Salvador and Macei\u00f3
Itineraries: <\/strong>Week-long home cruises visiting Santos, Salvador, Macei\u00f3, Ilha Grande and B\u00fazios
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 10 to March 25<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>MSC Armonia
Cruise Line: <\/strong>MSC Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>2,000 company
Built: <\/strong>2001
Homeports: <\/strong>Itaja\u00ed, Rio de Janeiro and Santos
Itineraries: <\/strong>Week-long cruises to Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil departing from Itaja\u00ed, along with various itineraries crusing from Santos and Rio de Janeiro in December and March
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 10 to March 11<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>Costa Firenze
Cruise Line:<\/strong> Costa Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): <\/strong>4,232 company
Built: <\/strong>2021
Homeports: <\/strong>Santos, Rio de Janeiro and Salvador
Itinerary: <\/strong>Seven-night home cruise visiting Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Ilh\u00e9us, along with brief cruises to Ilhabela in December and April
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 16 to April 16<\/p>\nShip: <\/strong>MSC Preziosa
Cruise Line:<\/strong> MSC Cruises
Capacity (at 100% Occupncy): <\/strong>3,500 company
Built: <\/strong>2013
Homeport: <\/strong>Santos
Itineraries: <\/strong>Varied program that features three- to seven-night cruises to common ports in Brazil, in addition to week-long cruises to Uruguay and Argentina
Sailing Season:<\/strong> December 20 to April 15<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
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