The Scenic Group, which began its activities 40 years ago by offering guided land tours, is soon expanding its unique brand in the luxury cruise sector to warm destinations. The group entered this field in 2019 with the ship 'Scenic Eclipse,' recognized as the first ship of the 'discovery yacht' type, and after success in polar regions, is now looking to expand cruise travel in tropical areas.
Details of the New Scenic Icon Ship
The new ship, set to enter service in April 2028, is known as Scenic Icon. This ship is designed to be 50 percent larger than previous ships and has a capacity of 270 passengers. Scenic Icon is designed to spend 70 percent of its time in warm waters and only 30 percent in polar regions. With advanced technologies and modern design, this ship will provide a luxurious and unique experience for travelers.
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Passenger Experience and Ship Amenities
The Scenic Eclipse and Scenic Eclipse II ships spend an average of 70 percent of their time in polar regions and offer amenities including porter services for each suite, 10 restaurants, and spa and wellness facilities. Additionally, these ships feature two Airbus H130-T2 helicopters and a custom submarine named Scenic Neptune.
The Scenic Group aims to provide more opportunities for unique luxury travel experiences for its guests by expanding its fleet and entering new areas. According to Ken Muscat, President of Scenic Group in the U.S. and Latin America, these efforts will lead to increased demand and customer loyalty.
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