Adora Cruises’ flagship vessel, Adora Mediterranean, has set sail from Guangzhou Nansha International Cruise Homeport with over 2,000 guests onboard in the first voyage of the season.
It represents a significant step in Adora Cruises’ strategic expansion in South China, aiming to drive high-quality growth in the local cruise economy.
Adora Mediterranean sets sail from Guangzhou Nansha International Cruise Homeport with over 2,000 guests onboard. [Photo/sasac.gov.cn]
Measuring 292 meters in length and weighing 86,000 gross tons, Adora Mediterranean features 1,057 luxury cabins and suites, accommodating up to 2,680 passengers. Its design is inspired by Mediterranean civilization, with artistic reliefs and architectural styles that reflect the region’s rich cultural heritage. Guests can enjoy 15 restaurants and bars on board, as well as the Osiris Grand Theater, which stages the panoramic song-and-dance performance, delivering a feast for the customers.
During the cruise season in Guangzhou’s Nansha, the Adora Mediterranean will operate various international routes, including popular destinations such as Hong Kong, Japan, and Vietnam. It will also integrate Lingnan regional culture to create a series of unique cruise experiences for tourists.
Adora Cruises, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited, operates two large-scale vessels, the domestically built Adora Magic City and Adora Mediterranean, collectively serving over 450,000 domestic and international passengers. By leveraging its growing fleet, Adora Cruises aims to stimulate the local cruise and tourism economy while solidifying its position in South China.
(Executive editor: Wang Ruoting)
