Her wide range of public facilities include the impressive Waldorf Restaurant offering a traditional two sitting fixed time dining option and, as an alternative more informal experience, the stylish Marco’s Restaurant. There are five principal lounge areas. The Magellan Deck offers the theatre style Marco Polo Lounge; the elegant Captain’s Club, a perfect venue for pre-dinner cocktails with the resident pianist; the relaxing Palm Garden, a quiet spot with wonderful panoramic ocean views; and the stylish Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink. Completing the quintet is Scotts Bar, an ideal spot for night owls, located on Amundsen Deck.



Other amenities include the ship’s attractive well stocked Livingston Library, the Nansen Card Room, an Internet Café, a spacious shopping arcade and photo gallery, the beautifully appointed Jade Wellness Centre, which offers hairdressing & beauty treatments, fitness and exercise equipment, and sauna and massage facilities. There is an outdoor swimming pool, three whirlpools and a medical centre. In addition, and in keeping with her heritage, the Amundsen Deck offers a traditional walk around promenade.



There is a good selection of comfortable cabin accommodation with 70% of cabins having an ocean view. Cabins range from standard, superior, premium and deluxe and category options priced generally according to position size and the facilities available. Cabin amenities comprise private en-suite facilities including a shower washbasin, toilet, and a hairdryer. All cabins also have a television for satellite channels and in-house movies, telephone, two music channels and a personal safe and the more spacious higher graded de-luxe accommodation have the added benefit of sitting areas, large panoramic ocean views, a bath tub and a fridge.



Broader Horizons

Marco Polo is certified with Ice Class for cruise liners and she is designed to sail in Arctic waters having a reinforced hull, a helipad as well as ten covered boats, with a capacity for some 960 persons. Landings in remoter regions are facilitated by the ten expedition-style zodiacs. These inflatable zodiacs are used to land passengers at villages along the waters of the mighty Amazon in Brazil. In keeping with her spirit of exploration, Marco Polo is able to navigate this extraordinary river offering the opportunity to explore what is arguably the world's most important eco-system.



Leisure facilities

Marco Polo offers the discerning traveller a traditional maritime experience in cosy surroundings. Discover a wide range of comfortable lounges and stylish leisure facilities to enrich your time on board.



Her wide range of public facilities include the impressive Waldorf Restaurant offering two sitting dining or the more informal Marco’s Restaurant. There are five lounge areas including the theatre style Marco Polo Lounge, and a wide range of other amenities. Out on deck, there’s a swimming pool, three whirlpools and a traditional walk around promenade.



Restaurant options

Our maitre’d and his attentive waiting staff will welcome you to the elegant Waldorf Restaurant where you can opt for a full English breakfast, savour a leisurely five-course lunch and enjoy a delightful dinner every day of your cruise.



Whilst breakfasts and lunches are generally served in the restaurant on an open seating basis, two fixed time sittings are operated for dinner in the evening.



As a casual alternative, the light and airy Marco’s Restaurant is open every day for buffet style breakfast, lunches and dinner. Here informality is the key and you can feel free to drop in without any ceremony. The Pool Deck lends itself particularly well to al fresco meals so a buffet breakfast or lunch from Marco’s can be served up with a complimentary ocean view!

A choice of five lounges

Why not settle down and enjoy wonderful panoramic ocean views in the relaxing Palm Garden, or in a secluded corner of the delightful Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink.



At the very heart of Marco Polo is the stylish Captain’s Club, a popular place to meet fellow passengers. To start your evening you might opt for a pre-dinner drink here and join our cocktail pianist as he plays your favourite melodies.



After dinner the show team would enjoy the pleasure of your company in the comfortable theatre-style Marco Polo Lounge as our artists display their talents in a snappily choreographed revue or colourful floorshow – all you need to do is just sit back and enjoy. Scotts Bar is an ideal spot for daytime entertainment and late night dancing for the night owls! Located on Amundsen Deck, Scotts has direct access to the outside and a view of the pool deck below.



Other amenities

The beautifully appointed Jade Wellness Centre is nature’s secret of well being on board Marco Polo.



It offers hairdressing & beauty treatments, fitness and exercise equipment, and sauna and massage facilities. Why not indulge yourself with life’s most perfect gifts: relaxation, invigoration and rejuvenation. Treat yourself to a spa package and design your own special day.



How about a few hands of cards in the Nansen Card Room? Or immerse yourself in a good book from the well stocked Livingston Library. Then, browse through the shopping arcade and photo gallery for a few memories to take home of your time on board Marco Polo.



Out on deck

An outdoor swimming pool plus three whirlpools.



There is an outdoor swimming pool plus three whirlpools and, in keeping with her heritage, the Amundsen Deck offers a traditional walk around promenade for that daily exercise or romantic stroll before you decide to call it a night.

Cruise Line: Cruise & Maritime Voyages

Gross Tonnage: 22,080grt

Registry: Bahamas

Classification Society: Det Norske Veritas

Passenger Capacity: 425 cabins (max 850 passengers)

Re-built: Greece 1993

Cruising Speed: 16.5 knots

Passenger Decks: 8

Lifts: 4

Electric Current: 110/220V AC

Stabilised and air-conditioned

Officers & Crew: International

Cruise Staff & Entertainers: British & International

Dimensions:

Length: 578.4ft (176.3m)

Beam: 77.4ft (23.6m)

Draft: 26.9ft (8.2m)

Her wide range of public facilities include the impressive Waldorf Restaurant offering a traditional two sitting fixed time dining option and, as an alternative more informal experience, the stylish Marco’s Restaurant. There are five principal lounge areas. The Magellan Deck offers the theatre style Marco Polo Lounge; the elegant Captain’s Club, a perfect venue for pre-dinner cocktails with the resident pianist; the relaxing Palm Garden, a quiet spot with wonderful panoramic ocean views; and the stylish Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink. Completing the quintet is Scotts Bar, an ideal spot for night owls, located on Amundsen Deck.



Other amenities include the ship’s attractive well stocked Livingston Library, the Nansen Card Room, an Internet Café, a spacious shopping arcade and photo gallery, the beautifully appointed Jade Wellness Centre, which offers hairdressing & beauty treatments, fitness and exercise equipment, and sauna and massage facilities. There is an outdoor swimming pool, three whirlpools and a medical centre. In addition, and in keeping with her heritage, the Amundsen Deck offers a traditional walk around promenade.



There is a good selection of comfortable cabin accommodation with 70% of cabins having an ocean view. Cabins range from standard, superior, premium and deluxe and category options priced generally according to position size and the facilities available. Cabin amenities comprise private en-suite facilities including a shower washbasin, toilet, and a hairdryer. All cabins also have a television for satellite channels and in-house movies, telephone, two music channels and a personal safe and the more spacious higher graded de-luxe accommodation have the added benefit of sitting areas, large panoramic ocean views, a bath tub and a fridge.



Broader Horizons

Marco Polo is certified with Ice Class for cruise liners and she is designed to sail in Arctic waters having a reinforced hull, a helipad as well as ten covered boats, with a capacity for some 960 persons. Landings in remoter regions are facilitated by the ten expedition-style zodiacs. These inflatable zodiacs are used to land passengers at villages along the waters of the mighty Amazon in Brazil. In keeping with her spirit of exploration, Marco Polo is able to navigate this extraordinary river offering the opportunity to explore what is arguably the world's most important eco-system.



Leisure facilities

Marco Polo offers the discerning traveller a traditional maritime experience in cosy surroundings. Discover a wide range of comfortable lounges and stylish leisure facilities to enrich your time on board.



Her wide range of public facilities include the impressive Waldorf Restaurant offering two sitting dining or the more informal Marco’s Restaurant. There are five lounge areas including the theatre style Marco Polo Lounge, and a wide range of other amenities. Out on deck, there’s a swimming pool, three whirlpools and a traditional walk around promenade.



Restaurant options

Our maitre’d and his attentive waiting staff will welcome you to the elegant Waldorf Restaurant where you can opt for a full English breakfast, savour a leisurely five-course lunch and enjoy a delightful dinner every day of your cruise.



Whilst breakfasts and lunches are generally served in the restaurant on an open seating basis, two fixed time sittings are operated for dinner in the evening.



As a casual alternative, the light and airy Marco’s Restaurant is open every day for buffet style breakfast, lunches and dinner. Here informality is the key and you can feel free to drop in without any ceremony. The Pool Deck lends itself particularly well to al fresco meals so a buffet breakfast or lunch from Marco’s can be served up with a complimentary ocean view!

A choice of five lounges

Why not settle down and enjoy wonderful panoramic ocean views in the relaxing Palm Garden, or in a secluded corner of the delightful Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink.



At the very heart of Marco Polo is the stylish Captain’s Club, a popular place to meet fellow passengers. To start your evening you might opt for a pre-dinner drink here and join our cocktail pianist as he plays your favourite melodies.



After dinner the show team would enjoy the pleasure of your company in the comfortable theatre-style Marco Polo Lounge as our artists display their talents in a snappily choreographed revue or colourful floorshow – all you need to do is just sit back and enjoy. Scotts Bar is an ideal spot for daytime entertainment and late night dancing for the night owls! Located on Amundsen Deck, Scotts has direct access to the outside and a view of the pool deck below.



Other amenities

The beautifully appointed Jade Wellness Centre is nature’s secret of well being on board Marco Polo.



It offers hairdressing & beauty treatments, fitness and exercise equipment, and sauna and massage facilities. Why not indulge yourself with life’s most perfect gifts: relaxation, invigoration and rejuvenation. Treat yourself to a spa package and design your own special day.



How about a few hands of cards in the Nansen Card Room? Or immerse yourself in a good book from the well stocked Livingston Library. Then, browse through the shopping arcade and photo gallery for a few memories to take home of your time on board Marco Polo.



Out on deck

An outdoor swimming pool plus three whirlpools.



There is an outdoor swimming pool plus three whirlpools and, in keeping with her heritage, the Amundsen Deck offers a traditional walk around promenade for that daily exercise or romantic stroll before you decide to call it a night.

Cruise Line: Cruise & Maritime Voyages

Gross Tonnage: 22,080grt

Registry: Bahamas

Classification Society: Det Norske Veritas

Passenger Capacity: 425 cabins (max 850 passengers)

Re-built: Greece 1993

Cruising Speed: 16.5 knots

Passenger Decks: 8

Lifts: 4

Electric Current: 110/220V AC

Stabilised and air-conditioned

Officers & Crew: International

Cruise Staff & Entertainers: British & International

Dimensions:

Length: 578.4ft (176.3m)

Beam: 77.4ft (23.6m)

Draft: 26.9ft (8.2m)

Amenities include a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.

Amenities include a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.

These delightful cabins have twin beds, which can convert to Queen Size, an integral sitting area, a marble bathroom with bath, shower and WC, a refrigerator, walk-in wardrobe and plenty of drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.