Marella Cruises’ Marella Explorer 2 begins refurbishment

Marella Cruises’ Marella Explorer 2 begins refurbishment

Author: Elly Yates-Roberts/28 January 2019/Categories: News, Onboard experience, Cruise

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Marella Cruises has started refurbishment on its latest and first adult-only ship, Marella Explorer 2. The eight-week dry-dock will see the ship being refitted with new food and beverage venues, as well as a Champneys Spa. 

The vessel’s new spaces will include: The 19th Hole, a golf-themed bar offering cocktails, craft beers and golf-buggy seating; Flutes, a champagne and prosecco bar; Nonna’s, a traditional Italian restaurant; and The Beach Cove, an al fresco experience offering barbecue-style meals. 

The onboard Champneys Spa will offer a full-service thermal suite, treatment suites with their own showers and a beauty salon. 

At 265.5 metres long and 32.2 metres wide, Marella Explorer 2 is Marella Cruises’ second Explorer ship. The ship has capacity for 1,814 passengers, who can be accommodated in 907 cabins, of which almost 40% have balconies.  

Marella Explorer 2 will enter service on 2 April 2019, sailing from Palma, Majorca. 

CaptionFollowing an eight-week dry-dock, Marella Explorer 2 will feature new eateries and a Champneys Spa (Image: Marella Cruises)
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