By Our Staff Writer
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) revealed a host of new standout wellness and dining offerings coming to Norwegian Aura, its largest ship to date. The offerings will be the newest evolution of the award-winning Prima Plus Class, the liner said.
The liner claimed that its new additions will include the industry’s most expansive Thermal Suite, featuring 15 wellness experiences designed for relaxation, recovery and rejuvenation.
“Norwegian Aura is all about giving guests more of what they love, with spaces and experiences that make vacation feel even easier,” said Marc Kazlauskas, president of Norwegian Cruise Line.
“From Tamara, our new Indian specialty restaurant, which expands the already guest-favourite eatery in Indulge to an elevated culinary offering, to our most expansive Thermal Suite to date, every addition has been purposefully designed to give guests more freedom, choice and opportunities to relax, recharge and enjoy their vacation their way, without compromise,” he said.
Spanning two decks, the Mandara Spa, designed by the Rockwell Group, will utilize the restorative power of nature to create an expansive wellness sanctuary, with spaces and experiences inspired by forest canopies, cave-like retreats, cascading waterfalls and the rhythms of nature, NCL said.
At the heart of the experience will be the “Thermal Suite”, offering 15 wellness amenities, including 11 new experiences, built around the principles of contrast therapy, the liner said.
The liner also will offer several new water and thermal offerings, including a Blue Glow Suite – a gentle blue light experience designed to encourage relaxation and support post-travel recovery, and a Snow Cave, with rugged, rock-like walls layered with fresh powder white snow whose cold therapy benefits have been known to support the effects of inflammation.
