The first two of six ships within the class will feature the cruise industry’s first charcoal sauna at sea, as well as a two-storey cascading indoor spa waterfall. The line has also incorporated thermal experiences and hot-stone loungers.
Derived from Japanese and Korean wellness practices, the charcoal sauna uses a radiant heat system with an outer charcoal layer to reach temperatures between 30-50 degrees Celsius. The sauna is one of eight thermal spa offerings available at the Mandara Spa.
NCL is also introducing several new services at the spa, including two new beds from the Gharieni Group, the Gharieni Welnamis and the Gharieni Wellmassage5D.