WS On Board 2027 (Jan 20–23): Safadão, Lineup and Cabins

WS On Board 2027 is Wesley Safadão’s themed cruise aboard the MSC Divina, running January 20–23, 2027, with embarkation and disembarkation at the port of Santos. Confirmed guests include Xand Avião (in the Tamo Junto show), Zé Neto & Cristiano and Belo. On top of the cabin, PromoAção charges a port fee of R$ 1,350 per person (Oct/2026).

That’s 3 nights on board, Wednesday through Saturday, with 72 hours of programming according to the organizers. Anyone who can’t get a cabin or wants to spend less has a regular ship sailing from Santos on the very day WS On Board disembarks: the MSC Virtuosa on 01/23/2027, on Logitravel, from R$ 4,704 per person (Oct/2026), without the shows.

🚢 This article is part of the 2026/2027 Cruise Guide: every ship, port and price of the season.

When is WS On Board 2027 and where does it sail from?

WS On Board 2027 runs January 20–23, 2027, Wednesday through Saturday, departing from and returning to the port of Santos (SP). Embarkation is on the 20th, from 12 pm to 4 pm, and disembarkation starts at 8 am on the 23rd, according to the event’s official FAQ.

The port-of-call itinerary hasn’t been published. The organizers say they only define the route close to embarkation, because the shows happen on the pool decks and depend on the weather. In practice, count on three days of partying on board and treat any stop ashore as a bonus: anyone booking WS On Board expecting beach time may be disappointed.

The MSC Divina runs back-to-back charters in January: each one boards on the day the previous one disembarks. WS On Board boards on the morning the Festivalzinho, the kids’ cruise, disembarks, and it’s the last of the three in the sequence. If you’re into the same party vibe, the Navio do Gigante, by Léo Santana, is the week before, and the Embaixador em Alto-Mar, by Gusttavo Lima, comes in December. The full calendar is in the themed cruises of the season.

Who are the guests at WS On Board 2027?

Besides Wesley Safadão, with the Garota VIP show, the confirmed lineup includes Tamo Junto (the joint show by Xand Avião and Wesley Safadão), Zé Neto & Cristiano, Belo, Natanzinho Lima, Rey Vaqueiro, Taty Girl, Zé Vaqueiro, Seu Desejo and Kiko Chicabana, according to the event’s official page, checked on 10/11/2026. That’s ten acts across three nights.

The show order and which day each act performs haven’t been released yet. The organizers only say the ship turns into a stage at night and the party goes until sunrise. That weighs on your cabin choice: if you want to see every show, you’ll sleep little and can get by with an interior cabin; if you want to rest between shows, you’ll get more out of a cabin near the show areas, like the Experience category.

Off stage, the MSC Divina has the Pantheon Theater, the Venetian Casino, the Sports Bar with bowling, The Garden Pool, a water slide and duty-free shops, according to the ship’s page on the official website. To explore the decks, restaurants and cabins before booking, check out the MSC Divina guide.

How much does WS On Board cost and what’s included in the price?

The cabin price isn’t published on the website: the cabin page sends passengers to checkout to see the fare, which changes without notice. What is confirmed is the port fee of R$ 1,350 per person (Oct/2026), charged along with the cabin and available in installments. The fare is per passenger, with fees not included.

Included: cabin, all shows and full board (breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner and late-night buffet), with 24-hour service. Not included: drinks (except in the Experience and Yacht Club categories), specialty restaurants, shore excursions, medical care, medication, internet, laundry, photos, salon and massage. Bringing your own drinks is prohibited, including water and soda, according to the boarding rules.

The real bill for a couple looks like this: each passenger’s fare + 2 × R$ 1,350 in fees (Oct/2026) + drinks on board, if the cabin isn’t Experience + transportation to Santos and, for those coming from far away, a hotel night the day before. The fee alone, for two people, adds up to R$ 2,700 (Oct/2026). Over three days of partying until sunrise, the drinks bill tends to add up: compare the price of Experience, which already includes drinks up to US$ 10 each, with what you’d spend buying at the bar.

What cabin types are there and which is worth it on WS On Board?

WS On Board sells interior, superior interior, ocean view, balcony, superior balcony, Experience balcony, Experience suites and MSC Yacht Club cabins. If you’re going to every show, the interior does the job; if you want drinks included and shorter lines, the Experience balcony pays off.

All cabins have a bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, TV, safe and minibar; twin beds convert into a double bed on request. The organizers offer the “Cabin Match,” on the PromoAção website, for solo travelers who want to share a cabin with another passenger and pay less. Before booking, check at checkout whether the fare shown is per person and add the port fee for each occupant.

For a group of friends, a triple or quadruple cabin splits the fare, but the R$ 1,350 port fee (Oct/2026) is charged to each occupant. Extra beds are usually a sofa bed or a wall-mounted bunk, so four adults in an interior cabin get cramped for three days of partying. If the group has minors under 18 as the 3rd and 4th guests, ask customer service for the promotional rate for those categories before paying.

Can I go on a regular ship the same week?

Yes. The January 20–23 charter is sold only by PromoAção, but Logitravel sells regular sailings from Santos around the same time and the MSC Divina itself on other dates, from R$ 2,344 per person (Oct/2026). The 01/20 ship doesn’t appear on Logitravel because it’s chartered.

Prices are per person, in a double cabin, checked on Logitravel on 10/11/2026. The MSC Virtuosa on 01/23 boards in Santos on the same day WS On Board disembarks and spends a week in the Northeast, with stops the charter doesn’t guarantee. The MSC Divina on 01/29 is the same ship with the same 3-night length, just with MSC’s regular entertainment instead of the shows; it’s the cheapest option for anyone who wants to get to know the ship.

The difference is the programming: on a charter, the show is the reason for the trip; on a regular ship, the entertainment is the onboard theater and MSC’s parties. On a regular cruise, the per-night service charge also enters the bill; the guide on how much a cruise costs shows the full total.

If you want both, you can combine them: disembark from WS On Board in Santos on the morning of 01/23 and board the MSC Virtuosa the same day, for a week in the Northeast. The math only works with both bookings confirmed and luggage ready for ten straight days; confirm the Virtuosa’s boarding time on Logitravel, because charter disembarkation starts at 8 am and the luggage line can run late.

Which port does the cruise sail from and how do I get to embarkation in Santos?

WS On Board sails from the port of Santos (SP), with embarkation and disembarkation at the same port. The terminal and gate are on your e-ticket; directions, parking and pier rules are in the Santos cruise port guide.

From São Paulo, the drive down via Imigrantes or Anchieta takes about 1h30 without traffic, and a Wednesday tends to be calmer than the weekend. If you’re coming from another state, it’s best to sleep in Santos on the night of 01/19 and arrive at the terminal at the start of the embarkation window, from 12 pm to 4 pm on 01/20. The Santos hotels for the night of 01/19 to 01/20 on Booking are in Gonzaga and Ponta da Praia, along the waterfront, or downtown, closer to the pier.

Disembarkation is on a Saturday morning, from 8 am, after the last night of partying. If you’re flying back, book your flight from Guarulhos or Congonhas for the afternoon, allowing for the mountain descent and the luggage line. Other sailings from the same port are in the guide to cruises departing from Santos.

What documents do I need to bring to board?

To board WS On Board, each adult presents an original photo ID, valid and in good condition: RG (Brazilian ID), driver’s license or RNE. Children under 12 can board with an original birth certificate, according to the organizers. The trip is along the Brazilian coast only, so a passport isn’t required.

Minors under 18 traveling without their parents or guardians need authorization from both, in two copies, with notarized signatures; with another accompanying adult, the official website requires the domestic travel authorization form. Pregnant women can travel up to 23 weeks, with an original medical certificate at boarding; at 24 weeks or more, boarding is prohibited. At the X-ray, drinks are confiscated, including non-alcoholic ones, along with irons, hair dryers, flat irons, curling wands and sharp objects.

Onboard medical care and medication are paid separately, and Brazil’s public health system doesn’t work on the ship. Over three days of sun, partying and drinking, dehydration and hangovers are the most common mishaps: bring sunscreen, motion sickness medication and whatever you use for headaches.

Is WS On Board worth it? Who it’s for and who it isn’t

It’s worth it for fans of Wesley Safadão, forró and piseiro who want to see ten acts over three nights without leaving the ship. It’s not worth it for anyone who wants to hit the beaches or go to bed early: the itinerary is uncertain, the party goes until sunrise and the price pays for the shows, not the ports of call.

What nobody tells you: the R$ 1,350 per person fee (Oct/2026) doesn’t show up in the cabin price and gets added to each passenger’s total; the itinerary can change due to weather; onboard internet is paid; and PromoAção warns that it doesn’t sell drink packages, dinners with the artists, backstage access or Wi-Fi. “Meet Safadão” offers sold by third parties aren’t part of the official contract and can be a scam. Book through the official WS On Board website, by phone with PromoAção or through an accredited agency.

Conclusion

If Safadão is the reason for your trip, WS On Board from January 20–23 is the only way to see Garota VIP, Tamo Junto, Zé Neto & Cristiano and Belo on the same ship: book on the official website, add the R$ 1,350 per person fee (Oct/2026) and consider Experience if you plan to drink all three days. If the show isn’t the main draw, the MSC Virtuosa on 01/23 or the MSC Divina on 01/29 deliver the cruise for less.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

The official WS On Board website doesn’t publish the penalty table; the cancellation and refund rules are in the PromoAção contract, shown at purchase. Read it before paying and, if you want protection, take out insurance with cancellation coverage.

Are there restrictions for children, seniors or pregnant women?

On WS On Board, children can board from 6 months old, and minors under 18 pay a promotional rate as the 3rd and 4th guest. Pregnant women can travel up to 23 weeks with an original medical certificate; at 24 weeks or more, they can’t board. There are no restrictions for seniors, but onboard medical care is paid.

What is the WS On Board 2027 itinerary?

The WS On Board 2027 itinerary hasn’t been released: the organizers define the ports of call close to embarkation, because the shows are on the pool decks and depend on the weather. Embarkation and disembarkation are in Santos.

Are drinks included on WS On Board?

Only in the Experience and Yacht Club categories. In other cabins, drinks are purchased on board; bringing your own drinks is prohibited, and alcohol is only sold from age 21.

Where can I buy a cabin for WS On Board?

On the official WS On Board website, by phone at (11) 3624-9007 with PromoAção or through accredited agencies. Credit cards can be split into up to 12 interest-free installments, and paying in full gets you 5% off the fare.