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Vasco Da Gama

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Vasco da Gama is a German-operated cruise ship offering global itineraries for up to 1,000 passengers, featuring modern amenities, diverse dining, and entertainment options. Overview and History Vasco da Gama was originally built in 1993 as MS Statendam for Holland America Line and later sailed under names including Pacific Eden and Vasco da Gama for Cruise & Maritime Voyages before being acquired by Nicko Cruises in 2020. The ship was constructed by Fincantieri in Italy and is part of the Statendam (S) class, with a hull design influenced by Costa Classica. It has sailed under the flag of Portugal (Madeira) and has a long history of international cruising. Wikipedia +2 Specifications Year Built: 1993 Passenger Capacity: Up to 1,000 guests 1 Crew: German-speaking service staff providing attentive service 1 Speed: Approximately 16.7 knots 1 Flag: Portugal (Madeira), 1 Cabins: All cabins feature wardrobes, private bathrooms, satellite TV, individually controlled air conditioning/heating, and beds that can be separated into singles. 1 2 Sources Onboard Amenities Vasco da Gama offers a family-friendly atmosphere with a variety of facilities: Dining: Five restaurants serving international cuisine 1 Bars and Cafés: Seven venues with top-class drinks 1 Entertainment: Live music, onboard shows, and lectures on local history 1 Recreation: Heated swimming pool with a flexible sliding roof for year-round use 1 Cabin Options: Multiple categories across different decks, all designed for comfort and convenience. 1 1 Source Current Itineraries Vasco da Gama sails a variety of global routes, including the North Cape, Mediterranean, and world cruises. Additionally, a river cruise version operated by CroisiEurope sails the Douro River in Portugal and Spain, offering 7-day round-trip itineraries from Porto, Portugal, with stops in the Douro Valley and Salamanca, Spain. River cruise cabins are 129 ft², with French balconies or private verandahs, and onboard amenities include lounges, dining rooms, sundecks, libraries, and complimentary Wi-Fi. www.nicko-cruises.de +1 Recent Recognition The ship was named Ship of the Year in April 2023 by Nicko Cruises, highlighting its quality service and onboard experience. www.nicko-cruises.de Vasco da Gama combines a rich history with modern amenities, offering both ocean and river cruise experiences for travelers seeking comfort, entertainment, and cultural exploration.