Palma may be hosting fewer cruise ships this year as part of an attempt to reduce saturation in the city and emissions in the port but the liners which are coming are some of the largest and finest in the world and the later this month the new super luxury Scenic Eclipse II will be docking in Palma, as well as Ibiza and Mahon, as part of her inaugural cruise from Lisbon to Barcelona.
Super luxury cruise ship heading for Palma
Scenic Eclipse II has just been launched
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And it’s pollution profile is…what? Andrew Ede has written a very informative article about actual pollution levels of cruise ships. Perhaps, Mr Carter, instead of just copying and pasting some mindless promotional blurb from the promoters about how many wellness toilets it has, you could tell us something of note. Like how green or otherwise it is?