in yoga, Pilates, tai chi, nutrition and diet, and Star Clippers has four yoga- themed cruises in Thailand and the Mediterranean this year, with instructors Helen Noviello, Liliana Skinner and Catherine Derrow leading classes on deck; seven nights from Piraeus to Valletta costs from £1,655 per person, departing October 15.
FITNESS SESSIONS Guests wanting to stay supple and keep the tummy trim aren’t short on options; sessions are mostly early- morning and free, but a few charge. Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ fitball and stretch classes are £5; while a boot camp session with Carnival Cruise Line costs about $20. Oceania offers free boot camp and Kinesis training.
YOGA AND PILATES Yoga and Pilates are fitness favourites, but unless clients are cruising with luxury lines such as Crystal
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Guests wanting to stay supple and keep trim aren’t short on options
Cruises, Regent Seven Seas, Silversea Cruises, Seabourn and Oceania, classes are likely to cost extra. Fred Olsen charges £5, Marella Cruises £7 (or £65 for a private session) and Carnival charges about $20. Hot yoga, held in a heated room, is offered on Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Edge ($19 plus 18% gratuity). Uniworld’s Ganges
cruises in India have a certified yogi to host daily sessions. Elsewhere on the rivers, AmaWaterways, Emerald Waterways, APT and A-Rosa offer yoga and Pilates among a mix of wellness classes, and they’re all free.
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PICTURES: SOPHY HOLLAND; PHILIP LEE HARVEY/UNIWORLD; JOE HANCOCK; SHUTTERSTOCK
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