ENVIRONMENTAL


Explora Journeys holds the seas and oceans that sustain our planet in the very highest regard. Single-use plastics will not be used onboard the ships, nor will they be offered during land-based experiences.


In partnership with Fincantieri, we are utilising the very latest in environmental-supportive technologies while being primed to adapt to alternative energy solutions as they become available.


EXPLORA I 2023 & 2024 INAUGURAL JOURNEYS


PROGRESSIVE, SUSTAINABILITY-FORWARD


TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATIONS INCORPORATED INTO THE SHIPS’ DESIGN INCLUDE:


Provision for battery storage —


Allowing future


hybrid power generation —


The latest selective catalytic reduction technology


enabling a reduction of NOx emissions by 90% —


Ship-to-shore power —


RINA DOLPHIN certified for reduced underwater noise


LAUNCHING WITH VOYAGES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN,


HER HERITAGE HOME, FOLLOWED BY:


Northern Europe —


United Kingdom —


Iceland and


CLIENT BENEFITS INCLUDE A FLEXIBLE JOURNEYS PROGRAMME TO EASE CONCERNS ABOUT TIMING TRAVEL


FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 10


Greenland —


Canada and the


U.S. East Coast —


Caribbean —


South America —


Pacific Coast and Hawaii


≈ 900 GUESTS 248


METRES IN LENGTH 813 FT


32


METRES WIDE 105 FT


63,900 TONNAGE 1.25 : 1 Guest to host ratio


WE INVITE YOU TO BE A MEMBER OF OUR COMMUNITY NOW. BOOKINGS ARE OPEN.


We are here to help you become fully


versed in why your clients will love our bold new vision for ocean travel.


TO LEARN MORE, CONTACT: support@explorajourneys.com


www.explorajourneys.com/traveladvisors


Sailings starting from 3 nights, with ample opportunities for extended holidays


4 Fleet of


LUXURY SHIPS Built by


2023


FIRST SHIP Scheduled to set sail


Remaining three ships to sail in


2024 / 2025 / 2026


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