Marella Voyager

Launched: 2023 (joined Marella)
Gross tonnage: 77,713 GT
Passengers: 1,978 (double)
Crew: 776
Length: 247 m
Home port: Palma / Malaga

Marella Voyager joined the fleet in 2023 as Marella's newest and largest ship — a former Mein Schiff Herz (TUI Cruises Germany) refurbished for the British market. She sails year-round Mediterranean itineraries from Palma and Malaga.

Voyager introduced the largest suite programme in the Marella fleet, expanded specialty dining (Kora La pan-Asian, The Dining Club, Umi Sushi), and the most complete family programme on any Marella ship.

The all-inclusive fare includes TUI charter flights from UK regional airports, transfers, drinks, tips, and most specialty dining — a genuinely different commercial model from the fly-cruise alternatives at Royal or MSC.

Highlights

Newest and largest

77,713 GT and 1,978 guests — Marella's flagship.

Year-round Mediterranean

Palma and Malaga base with weekly TUI charter flights.

All-inclusive fare

Flights, transfers, drinks, tips, and most specialty dining bundled in the base price.

Also in Marella Cruises

Other ships in the fleet

Launched 2018)

Marella Explorer

A former Celebrity Century — Marella's second-largest ship, family-oriented Mediterranean sailings.

Launched 2019)

Marella Explorer 2

Marella's adults-only (18+) flagship — a former Celebrity Galaxy refurbished for British adult-only Mediterranean sailings.

Launched 2016)

Marella Discovery

A former Royal Caribbean Splendour of the Seas — Marella's dual-hemisphere workhorse.

Launched 2017)

Marella Discovery 2

The Discovery sister — a former Royal Caribbean Legend of the Seas, deployed on Mediterranean and Northern European itineraries.

Cruise line

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Marella Cruises

Britain's all-inclusive mid-size cruise line — TUI-owned, fly-cruise oriented, and priced against package holidays rather than premium newbuilds.

TUI Group (parent group)

TUI Group is Europe's largest integrated tourism company, parent of the British-market Marella Cruises alongside TUI Cruises (Germany) and Hapag-Lloyd Cruises.