After 2 months of work and more than 9 million euros invested in its renovation, Club Med 2 remains true to its spirit: to revive the magic of the great voyages of the beginning of the last century without any worries thanks to its successful 'all inclusive' formula, with overcoming challenges, festivities, the connection with the ocean and the pleasure of discovery within reach of all who want to travel on board.
With a length of over 187 meters, 180 cabins, eight decks and five masts, the sailing ship that sails the Mediterranean makes a stop in Valencia.
The Sophie Jacqmin architecture studio was responsible for every last detail. A cruise ship with 2,700 square meters of newly renovated teak deck, mahogany railings, and 184 cabins.
Other new features include the renovation of its lobby, the Yacht Club Lounge, the opening of the Le Monte-Carlo restaurant and the new Le Saint Barth and Le Cannes bars, which have been redesigned and given a bright and contemporary look, in addition to the renewal of all its sails.
On the upper deck, the design features clean lines and inviting summer lounges that encourage contemplation of the scenery. The Club Med 2 cruise ship aims to offer its passengers a chance to disconnect and serve as a grand balcony from which to admire the majesty of the ocean.
The French sailboat, which started its week-long Mediterranean cruise in Malaga, arrived in Valencia yesterday, April 25, as part of the feast that Club Med 2 offers its passengers.
After visiting Alicante and before heading to Ibiza, this Valencian stopover offers tourists a varied gastro-cultural offering to suit all tastes.
The cruise ship offers concierge service, two saltwater swimming pools, a nautical lounge with direct access from the ship's hull, an open bar featuring its wine and spirits cellar, and champagne daily from 6:00 PM. Its bistronomic menus have been designed in collaboration with its partner Ferrandi at the Monte-Carlo Restaurant, and it also provides a shuttle boat service to shore when at anchor.
Sailing holidays have successfully combined the Club Med and Mediterranean cruise offerings, providing the opportunity to enjoy a new destination each day. This itinerary departs from Malaga on April 21st and arrives in Nice on April 30th. In addition to Valencia, which departed yesterday, April 25th, passengers on the Med 2 will also visit Almeria, Cartagena, Alicante, Ibiza, Palma, Mahon, and St. Tropez.
