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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Twice a year, Club Med 2 changes seas with passengers on board. The autumn transatlantic leaves Málaga on November 15, 2026 and arrives in Fort-de-France fifteen nights later. The spring transatlantic leaves La Romana, Dominican Republic, on March 26, 2027, for Málaga. These crossings appeal to travellers who enjoy long days at sea, far from everything, at the pace of a sailing ship.
At the Heart of the Eclipse of the Century is a one-week cruise from Palermo, July 31 to August 7, 2027, sailing between Italy and Tunisia. It is timed for the total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027, one of the longest of the century, visible along a path crossing southern Europe and North Africa. Places are limited by the size of the ship: book early.
It is a three- or four-night cruise, most often from Nice, to ports such as Portofino, Calvi, St-Tropez or Elba. They run mainly in spring and early autumn. It is a good way to discover Club Med 2 without committing a full week, or to end a trip on the French Riviera on a different note. Your advisor will tell you the available dates.
Yes. For winter 2026-2027, the Caribbean Christmas cruise leaves Pointe-à-Pitre on December 19, 2026, and the Tropical New Year's Eve cruise leaves Fort-de-France on December 26, for seven nights each. These are among the most requested departures of the season, because they combine the holidays, sunshine and a French-speaking embarkation port served from Montreal. Book them several months ahead.
Shore excursions are extra and are booked on board or before departure, depending on the ports. The package covers your cabin, meals, open bar, entertainment and water sports from the ship when it is at anchor. In the small Caribbean islands, many travellers simply go ashore on foot to explore the village or beach, without an organised excursion.
Club Med 2 has 184 cabins and carries about 400 passengers, making it an intimate ship by today's cruise standards. That size changes everything on board: you quickly get to know the G.O team, there is no queue to go ashore, and the ship can enter bays that large cruise ships cannot reach. In return, facilities are simpler than on a ship carrying several thousand passengers.
Club Med 2 has a Sothys spa, but treatments are extra, as in the resorts. Sunrise yoga sessions on deck, however, are part of the programme. To enjoy the spa on a popular cruise, book your treatments as soon as you board, because availability is limited on a ship this size.
Yes. Even when departing from Martinique or Guadeloupe, itineraries call at several countries and territories, such as the British Virgin Islands, St. Barts or the Dominican Republic, and a valid Canadian passport is required. Some ports also have their own formalities. Your advisor checks the documents needed for your itinerary when you book.
Yes. Club Med 2 has a water sports platform at the stern that opens when the ship is at anchor. Guests can waterski, wakeboard and enjoy other water activities, depending on weather and local permissions at each port. It is one of the ship's special features, and one of the reasons it appeals so much to active travellers who want more than just looking at the sea.
Early. With only 184 cabins, the ship fills up quickly, especially for the holidays, spring break and themed departures such as the eclipse cruise. Suites and the best-located cabins go first. Club Med launches its early booking offers several months ahead. Your advisor watches these offers and lets you know when they apply to the cruise you have in mind.
