Second Chinese-Built Cruise Ship to Operate from Hong Kong Next Year
The second domestically built large cruise ship, Adora Flora, will commence operations from Hong Kong as its home port in 2027. Early bird prices start at 985 yuan.
Adora Cruises' second domestically built large cruise ship, the Adora Flora, is set to begin its maiden voyages from Hong Kong as its home port in 2027. This launch marks a continued expansion of China's domestic cruise industry.
The Adora Flora measures 341 meters in length with a gross tonnage of 141,900 tons. It features 2,130 cabins and suites, capable of accommodating approximately 5,232 passengers. The ship offers 28 dining and bar venues, along with entertainment including four original musical productions.
Scheduled to operate nearly 20 voyages in 2027, the Adora Flora will offer diverse itineraries from April to November. Early bird pricing for select routes has been released, starting at 985 yuan (approximately $135 USD). The vessel aims to provide a destination-in-itself experience for travelers.
The Adora Flora is a sister ship to the Adora Madu, the first domestically built large cruise ship. This development underscores Adora Cruises' strategy to enhance its fleet and service offerings within the Asian market.