Mystic Ocean strengthens its environmental commitment with Green Marine Europe certification

A Portugal-based cruise line and a member of the MysticInvest Holding group, Mystic Ocean is taking a new step towards more sustainable navigation by joining the Green Marine Europe certification program.

A Shift Towards More Responsible Cruising

With over 30 years of experience in the tourism industry, Mystic Ocean has established itself as a leading cruise operator, combining classic elegance, innovation, and cultural immersion. Its flagship vessel, Vasco da Gama—the largest cruise ship flying the Portuguese flag—has recently been upgraded to enhance its energy efficiency. Thanks to these improvements, it can now navigate the world’s most environmentally regulated maritime regions.

By integrating Green Marine Europe, Mystic Ocean reaffirms its commitment to minimizing its environmental footprint and strengthening its sustainable practices, particularly in energy management, emission reduction, waste management, and marine ecosystem protection.

A Concrete Commitment to Sustainability

Mystic Ocean is committed to:
🔹 Measuring and improving its impact by regularly publishing energy consumption and emissions reports.
🔹 Adopting sustainable practices in waste management and natural resource preservation.
🔹 Supporting local communities and promoting more responsible tourism in the destinations it visits.
🔹 Ensuring complete transparency by sharing progress with all stakeholders.

Luxury and Sustainability: A New Standard for Cruising

As the cruise industry faces increasing scrutiny regarding its environmental impact, Mystic Ocean aims to lead by example by integrating concrete solutions for a more sustainable maritime tourism. Its ambition is to offer passengers a unique travel experience that blends adventure, culture, and ocean conservation.

By joining Green Marine Europe, Mystic Ocean is embracing a sustainable transition, combining exceptional service with a strong commitment to marine ecosystem preservation—a necessary and expected evolution in the cruise sector.