Launching Saga’s second wave of boutique luxury
Spirit of Adventure may be sister to Spirit of Discovery but she will have an identity all her own when she sets sail in August 2020.
For a start there will be two new speciality restaurants and vibrant new cabins, all with a private balcony for every guest.
In addition to the main Dining Room, guests can look forward to complimentary dining in Khukuri House, the world’s first Nepalese restaurant at sea, along with Amalfi, serving high-end Italian cuisine.
There is also the Supper Club, a steakhouse and live entertainment venue.
All restaurants are free-to-dine, with no extra supplements or surcharges to pay.
The grand atrium will lead into her array of world-class features, from the Living Room hub to the Playhouse theatre, Spa, outdoor Lido, cutting-edge gym and stylish Library.
Spirit of Adventure’s 17-night inaugural cruise to the Baltic departs Dover on 21 August.
Her inaugural season then features classic cruises to the fjords and the Mediterranean, short hops around British and Continental shores, along with celebrations in the Caribbean and the Canary Islands.
Vital statistics
Operated by Saga Cruises
Built by Meyer Werft, Germany
Entering service: August 2020
Registered: United Kingdom
Gross tonnage: 58,250 tons
Passengers: 999
Crew: 517
Passenger decks: 10
Lifts: 6
Cabins: 554, all with balcony, including
:: 47 suites
:: 54 deluxe
:: 344 twin/double standard cabins
:: 109 for single occupancy
Length: 774ft
Width: 102ft
Engines: diesel-electric
Speed: 23 knots
Facilities
Two-tier Grand Dining Room (single sitting), two speciality restaurants, two swimming pools, Playhouse theatre/show lounge, library, craft and card rooms, spa including hydrotherapy pool, gymnasium, salon, shop, observation deck, full wrap-around promenade and terrace, outdoor games area, self-service laundry, free wi-fi.
