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Explora III punta sul lusso e la tutela dell’ambiente

È la prima nave Explora journeys (brand di lusso del gruppo Msc crociere) alimentata a Gnl. Explora III, consegnata a Genova, da Fincantieri, il 23 luglio scorso, e successivamente arrivata...

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Explora III punta sul lusso e la tutela dell’ambiente

Explora III, un nuovo yacht di lusso della marca Explora Journeys, è stata consegnata a Genova il 23 luglio scorso dalla Fincantieri. L'Asilo è stata progettata per utilizzare gas naturale liquefatto (Gnl) e combustibili rinnovabili come bioGnl e Gnl sintetico in futuro. La nave è dotata di numerose tecnologie verdi, tra cui la connessione shore power, che consente di connettersi alla rete elettrica dei porti, spegnendo i motori durante la sosta.

Explora III offre un'esperienza di lusso informale e confortevole, con 19,5 metri quadrati di spazi pubblici per ospite e 19,2 metri di lunghezza in più rispetto alle gemelle Explora I ed Explora II. Ogni metro aggiuntivo è stato dedicato all'esperienza dell'ospite, con la hall completamente riprogettata come un vero salotto della nave. La nave dispone anche di nuove cabine ocean penthouses, ocean residences e due owner's residences da 315 metri quadrati, progettate in collaborazione con Patricia Urquiola.

L'arte e la gastronomia sono anche centrali nell'esperienza di Explora III. La nave presenta una selezione di opere contemporanee, un The conservatory pool & bar, un Crema café, un Outdoor cigar lounge, un Malt whisky bar e una nuova configurazione di ocean wellness. La gastronomia comprende ristoranti già apprezzati dagli ospiti, oltre a nuove esperienze come The Cellar, The chef's table, Shore club on 11 e Mandala by ocean atelier.

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