EXPLORA III Clears Sea Trials: Luxury Cruising's Greenest Ship Sails July 24
EXPLORA III passes LNG sea trials ahead of July 24 debut — plus why cruise ships don't sink, why cruise food gets a bad rap, and more.
The Luxury Cruise World Just Hit a Major Milestone — and It Runs on LNG
Explora Journeys' EXPLORA III has completed its Mediterranean sea trials and is on course for a July 24 inaugural sailing. As the fleet's first LNG-powered ship, it marks a meaningful shift for luxury cruise lines navigating tightening emissions rules — and shows what purpose-built green tech looks like in practice.
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Why Don't Cruise Ships Sink?
Watertight compartments, redundant bilge pumps, and strict stability engineering mean that even a serious hull breach rarely sinks a modern cruise ship. This guide breaks down the actual systems keeping these floating cities afloat — and the regulations that back them up.
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Why Is Cruise Food So Bad?
The buffet gets all the complaints — but the main dining room and specialty restaurants on most cruise ships are a different story. This guide explains why mass-produced buffet food drags down the reputation and where to eat instead to actually enjoy meals at sea.
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