The world's largest luxury sailing ship, the Club Med 2, will dock in Lanzarote this coming Saturday, November 1, at the Muelle de Los Mármoles, in Arrecife, after a route through several cities in Spain and Morocco.
The ship, which has five masts and is 187 meters long, offers haute cuisine and onboard services such as a spa or the possibility of practicing water sports in an all-inclusive package that is not within everyone's reach. Thus, it has capacity for 328 passengers and a crew of 330 people.
In addition, it has 2,700 square meters of deck with mahogany rails and 184 cabins designed with simplicity and sophistication in mind. The sailboat's own website states that it "echoes an era when cruises were synonymous with luxury, tranquility and pleasure."
It also has 184 cabins of 18 square meters each, although it also has larger suites. All of them have sea views to offer a view of the landscapes of the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, areas through which it sails depending on the time of year.
One of its great advantages is its size and shallow draft, which allows it to navigate waters that huge cruise ships could not enter.
