Two New Domestic Cruises to be Launched in Mumbai

Ans:Apart from the Angriya Cruise, 5 other cruises sails from Mumbai to the Goa route, including Cordelia Cruise, Mumbai-High Seas-Goa-Mumbai cruise, Mumbai-High Seas-Lakshadweep-Goa-Mumbai, Mumbai-Kochi-Goa Cruise, Cordelia Cruise, and Jalesh Cruise.

Ans: Yes! Mumbai to Goa cruises are available. But if you want to cruise through the Indian Ocean from October to November, go with Angriya Mumbai to Goa cruise.

Ans: Traveling on any cruise while a woman is pregnant is not suggested at all due to many reasons. Moreover, doctors strictly restrict pregnant ladies not to board a cruise after 6 months of pregnancy. Furthermore, infants below 6 years of age are also suggested not to bring to the cruise.

Ans: Yes! It is possible to upgrade your room on the Angriya Cruise, but there has to be a vacant room. Most of the rooms get overbooked, so the chance of this is very minimal.

Ans: There is a permissible limit to carry the bag or luggage, not upto 25 kg.

Ans: No! You can't have access to your luggage when you are onboard at Angriya Cruise. It is pretty much the same as when you are in an airline. On the bright side, one can carry a small handbag on board with them.

Ans: You must pack certain items in your onboard baggage like evening wear, swimming goggles, cape, flip flops, toothbrush, regular medicines, and seasickness medicines. Women must carry their sanitary napkins, too, just to be on the safer side.

Ans: Household appliances, weapons, scissors, knives, and any self-defense gear are strictly prohibited on Angriya Cruise from Mumbai to Goa.

Ans: Yes! Angriya Cruise has various CCTV cameras installed around the ship. Right from the deck to the common public area, excluding the accommodation. Your every activity is monitored on the cruise like entertainment, music, restaurants, bar, swimming, and similar.

Ans: No! There is no Wifi connectivity on the Angriya Cruise. But, on the bright side, you can use your mobile network for surfing.

Ans: Yes! Absolutely! Traveling to Goa from Mumbai on Angriya Cruise is a safe adventure on the waves. The ship is made in Japan and stands strong on all the safety indicators. Moreover, Angriya Cruise is designed to withstand the strongest tides, but still, it operates only between October to November when the sea waves are calm. So if they feel like the climate is not suitable for sailing, the administration on the cruise feels like the journey should be extended; they have the right to do so!

Ans: Talking of Angriya Mumbai to Goa Cruise, it is a 131-meter long passenger ship that can accommodate upto 470 passengers, 400 passengers, and 70 cruise members. The massive size of the Mumbai to Goa Angriya Cruise is that it has an infinity pool, a spa, 2 lounges, 3 bars, 2 restaurants, 1 coffee shop (24*7), 1 souvenir shop, 1 library, and 3 open decks.

Ans: It takes around 14 hours to traverse the Angriya Cruise from Mumbai to Goa. During these 14 hours, you will have enough time to enjoy sunrise and sunset along with stargazing from the cruise’s deck.

Ans: For two people on a Jalesh Cruise between Mumbai to Goa, the average fair cost would be 40,000 ₹ (approx.).

Ans: Yes! Smoking is allowed on the Angriya Cruise but only at the designated areas like an open deck. So don't ever try to smoke in your room or the space enclosed with the air-conditioned area.

Ans: You can relish the lip-smacking array of coastal and regional cuisines of Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka on board at the Angriya Cruise. On the bright side, Konkan, Indian, Chinese, and Mediterranean food are the highlights.

Ans: No! Pets are not allowed on the ship.