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Cordelia Cruises is an cruise line founded in 2020 in India and is organized as a wholly owned subsidiary of Waterways Leisure Tourism Ltd .[citation needed]

Ownership and Management

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Cordelia Cruises was formerly known as Jalesh Cruises. In late 2020, Waterways Leisure Tourism Pvt Ltd acquired the business operations and assets of the then-operating Jalesh Cruises brand—formerly managed by Essel Group—and subsequently rebranded the service as Cordelia Cruises.The brand is operated by Waterways Leisure Tourism Ltd. While detailed information on the full management structure is generally available through the company’s official communications and regulatory filings, this corporate entity is responsible for overseeing the brand’s direction on day-to-day operations.[citation needed]

Fleet and Planned Vessels

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the company currently operates a single ship in its fleet , the MS Cordelia Empress. with two planned ships starting to operate from late 2026.[citation needed]

Planned Fleet Expansion and New Ships

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The company has announced plans for fleet expansion to meet growing demand:

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Tour Offerings and Itineraries

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Cordelia Cruises has its itineraries to cater to traveler of different interests:[citation needed]

  • Domestic Itineraries: Voyages frequently set sail from Indian port cities, such as Mumbai and Chennai. Common stops include destinations like:
    • Lakshadweep: Recognized for its natural beauty and coral islands.
    • Goa: A well-known destination with a mix of beach tourism and cultural attractions.
    • Kochi: A historical city that offers insights into Kerala’s heritage.
  • International Voyages: Some cruises extend to international destinations, with itineraries that may include stops in regions such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka.

Current Fleet

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The Cordelia Empress is a mid-sized cruise ship operated by Cordelia Cruises India under Waterways Leisure Tourism, originally built in 1990 by Chantiers de l’Atlantique in France and having sailed under various names—including Nordic Empress, MS Empress, and Pullmantur Empress—before its rebranding; the vessel, measuring approximately 211 meters in length with a beam of 31 meters, offers accommodations for between 1,607 and 1,910 passengers in 796 cabins spread across 11 decks, and following a refurbishment in 2024, it has a amenities such as Indian dining options, entertainment venues, and leisure facilities designed to serve itineraries ranging from domestic routes within India to regional voyages that include stops in destinations like Sri Lanka and the Singapore.[citation needed]

References

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https://www.cordeliacruises.com/

https://www.cruisemapper.com