Mumbai has gained a new addition to India’s cruise industry with the arrival of Cordelia Sky, the second ship in the Cordelia Cruises fleet, arrived in the city. It marks a significant development in the company’s expansion and its broader push to make cruising more accessible to Indian travellers. The ship’s arrival comes five years after Cordelia Cruises first set sail in India with its inaugural vessel, Cordelia Empress. With a second ship now in its fleet, the company is set to expand its overall capacity, offer travellers a wider range of itineraries, and further cement India’s growing reputation as a cruise tourism destination.&nbsp;Also read: ‘<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/an-algorithm-can-t-make-life-worth-living-orkut-founder-launches-campaign-to-reclaim-social-media-1791563839747">An algorithm can’t make life worth living’: Orkut founder launches campaign to reclaim social media</a> Cordelia Sky dwarfs its predecessor in scale, spanning over 77,000 gross tonnes and stretching 258 metres in length. Onboard, the ship offers more than 1,000 staterooms, along with 10 restaurants, 11 bars, multiple swimming pools, entertainment venues, a 930-seat theatre, sports facilities, a spa, and dedicated zones designed for children and teenagers. Having completed a rebranding process, the vessel has now sailed into Mumbai under its new Cordelia identity, marking the beginning of a fresh chapter as it prepares to operate from Indian shores.

Five years after launching with Cordelia Empress, Cordelia Cruises adds its second ship, boosting capacity, expanding itinerary options, and strengthening India’s growing status as a cruise tourism destination.

Mumbai has gained a new addition to India’s cruise industry with the arrival of Cordelia Sky, the second ship in the Cordelia Cruises fleet, arrived in the city. It marks a significant development in the company’s expansion and its broader push to make cruising more accessible to Indian travellers. The ship’s arrival comes five years after Cordelia Cruises first set sail in India with its inaugural vessel, Cordelia Empress. With a second ship now in its fleet, the company is set to expand its overall capacity, offer travellers a wider range of itineraries, and further cement India’s growing reputation as a cruise tourism destination. Also read: ‘An algorithm can’t make life worth living’: Orkut founder launches campaign to reclaim social media Cordelia Sky dwarfs its predecessor in scale, spanning over 77,000 gross tonnes and stretching 258 metres in length. Onboard, the ship offers more than 1,000 staterooms, along with 10 restaurants, 11 bars, multiple swimming pools, entertainment venues, a 930-seat theatre, sports facilities, a spa, and dedicated zones designed for children and teenagers. Having completed a rebranding process, the vessel has now sailed into Mumbai under its new Cordelia identity, marking the beginning of a fresh chapter as it prepares to operate from Indian shores.

Five years after launching with Cordelia Empress, Cordelia Cruises adds its second ship, boosting capacity, expanding itinerary options, and strengthening India’s growing status as a cruise tourism destination.

Cordelia Sky docks in Mumbai, doubling Cordelia Cruises’ Indian fleet

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Cordelia Sky docks in Mumbai, doubling Cordelia Cruises’ Indian fleet