Explora Journeys has unveiled a new luxury wellness concept at sea with the launch of In Balance: A Jannik Sinner Ocean Wellness Program – a major expansion of the brand’s collaboration with tennis champion Jannik Sinner.
The program is now open for reservations and will roll out across all voyages starting 24 April aboard EXPLORA I and 18 May on EXPLORA II.
Created in partnership with Sinner and his performance team, the initiative transforms principles from high-level sport into an immersive onboard experience designed to support both physical health and mental clarity. It centres on four pillars – Train, Re-centre, Restore and Renew – each designed to help guests achieve balance through personalised fitness, breathwork, recovery treatments and thermal spa therapies. Together, these elements aim to extend a sense of calm and focus well beyond the voyage itself.
“Jannik embodies the composure and meticulous focus that define our vision for ocean travel,” Explora Journeys’ President Anna Nash said. “This partnership goes beyond wellness; it is about creating the space and providing the expertise for our guests to find clarity, balance and peace of mind at sea.”
The program will also feature prominently during a special pre-launch sailing of EXPLORA III in July 2026. This five-night Mediterranean Prelude Journey, sailing from Genoa to Civitavecchia (Rome), will offer guests a rare opportunity to interact directly with Sinner, who will join the voyage for its opening segment.
Guests on this journey will be invited to participate in curated onboard events, including small-group discussions, wellness sessions led by Sinner’s team, and a formal charity dinner supporting both the Jannik Sinner Foundation and the MSC Foundation. A limited number of travellers will also gain access to private coaching sessions.
“Welcoming Jannik aboard EXPLORA III for her first Journey adds a special sense of occasion, as we introduce both our newest ship and this new wellness program,” Nash said.
Following its debut, EXPLORA III will embark on its inaugural season across Europe and beyond.
