Neymar invites to a three-day cruise with mega-parties on the sea of Brazil

By Cristián Fajardo C.

Neymar promises to be the captain of the reel cruise for three days in Brazil.

“Ney em alto mar” (‘mar’ means sea in Brazilian Portuguese) is the name of the project headed by the star Neymar, the Paris Saint-Germain and Brazilian national team player, who wants to take tourists on a cruise around his country for three days of a pure reel in the sea.

The new business experience of the soccer player mixes his great passions, having fun and showing the beauty of Brazil on a cruise with days of pure partying on board.

This trip is set to set sail on December 26 from the port of Santos, on the coast of São Paulo, which will take the lucky travelers through a stopover by Búzios, then pass through the coast of Rio de Janeiro and then return to the start.

“Get ready. Here comes the most anticipated cruise of all time. Three days of daring and joy on board with one of the greatest idols of soccer”, they detail in the publicity of the cruise.

The invitation on social networks is made by Neymar, who invites all his followers to board his ship: “parties, shows, DJs and lots of entertainment,” they detail.

DETAILS

Neymar’s cruise ship is the MSC Preziosa, which has 1,700 cabins, three outdoor pools, a pool with a movable roof, and even a slide.

The trip also includes a gym, eight restaurants, and a theater with a capacity for 1,700 people so that no one can miss out on the entertainment.

“Get ready for 72 hours of fun on the high seas – only those in the mood for the game are invited! How about taking the contagious joy that only our idol has on the pitch to the ocean?” they specify.

While there are different ticket packages, tickets range from US$850 to US$1,300, depending on the requirements of each passenger.

With information from RedGol

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