New Spa And Fitness Offerings – Norwegian Cruise Line
In a release today, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovative global cruise travel company, announced its upcoming Norwegian Prima Class vessels – Norwegian Prima and Viva – will boast enhanced spa and fitness offerings.
In addition to the first charcoal sauna at sea, the first two ships in this innovative class will feature a two-story indoor spa waterfall. The Cruise Line has also incorporated several guest favourites including thermal experiences and hot-stone loungers.
Norwegian Prima and Viva’s spa and fitness venues were masterfully designed by award-winning architecture firm Rockwell Group.
“The debut of our Prima Class has been all about elevating guest experiences across all the touch points that make a perfect holiday at sea, from food and beverage, entertainment, recreational activities and now spa and fitness,” said Harry Sommer, president and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line. “Our latest health and wellness experiences were designed to awaken the senses of our guests like never before pairing world-class design and architecture with one-of-kind offerings that truly allow our guests to unwind and escape.”
Awaken the Senses at the All New Mandara Spa
Industry’s First Charcoal Sauna at Sea
As part of the ongoing only-found-on-NCL’s Prima Class holiday experiences such as the world’s first three-level racetrack at sea and dry drop slides, the Brand will unveil the industry’s first charcoal sauna.
A charcoal sauna is a type of radiant heat system that reaches temperatures of between 30-50 degrees Celsius by using an outer layer of charcoal. It is derived from Japanese and Korean wellness practices. In addition to boosting circulation and metabolism, the sauna also helps remove toxins from the body and treats muscle tension, including relief from backache, headache, and arthritis thanks to the connective tissue and muscles release.
Thermal Experiences
Eight thermal spa offerings are available at the Mandara Spa. Guests can enjoy a variety of brand-first spa treatments such as the Ice Room, the Experiential Showers, the Floatation Salt Pool, the Infrared Sauna and the Salt and Steam room.
New Services
NCL is also introducing several new services at the spa, including two new beds from the Gharieni Group, the Gharieni Welnamis (which provides acoustic and vibrational therapy for relaxation) and the Gharieni Wellmassage5D (which provides a massage utilising eight specially pre-programmed positions).
Other new service menu items include:
- Ocean Spa Wave Massage.
- Musclease Aroma Spa Ocean Wrap.
- Cellutox Aroma Spa Ocean Wrap.
- Zero Gravity Wellness Massage.
The spa will also feature a relaxation area featuring 22 hot stone loungers. Guests can also arrange to stay in the relaxation area featuring 22 hot stone loungers or one of the 28 exclusive spa balcony staterooms, providing travellers with access to the elevated Mandara Spa.
First-of-its-Kind Design
Guests can visit the Vitality and the Salt Floatation Pool and immerse themselves in the sounds of the two-story cascading indoor spa waterfall. This space also features an impressive marble spiral staircase. For the first time The relaxation area in the spa and the Pulse Fitness Centre are front facing on the ship, allowing guests to enjoy sweeping 270-degree views of the ocean.
The gym will include the Performance Recovery room, an interactive, engaging wellness experience utilising a selection of Hyperice products in workshops, group fitness classes, and services to maximise user benefits.
Returning Favourites
The cruises will offer a wide range of services in its 20 treatment rooms, including massage, acupuncture, manicures and pedicures and facials. Additionally, Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva will feature enhanced guest-favourite spa and fitness amenities, including the steam sauna, the Finnish sauna and the Vitaly Pool. Guests will have free access to the state-of-the-art fitness equipment in the Pulse Fitness Centre and yoga and spin classes will also be available.
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