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A detailed written tour of Scenic Eclipse II, explaining the public spaces and cabins available
Published on 07 Aug 2026
Written by Olivia Powling, Digital Communications & PR Manager at ROL Cruise
Last month, along with my colleagues Kelly, Rachel, Natalie and Liam, I was lucky enough to step onboard Scenic Eclipse II for the morning while she was docked in London Tilbury. She was the second Discovery Yacht to join the Scenic Ocean Cruises fleet, launching in 2023 as the almost identical sister ship to Scenic Eclipse.
She was much larger than I expected. Having sailed aboard Emerald Sakara last year, I thought I had a good idea of what to expect from a small luxury ship, but Scenic Eclipse II felt like a different proposition altogether. Despite carrying just 228 guests, she packs in an extraordinary amount of space.
What surprised me most was just how much there was to see. Every time I thought I’d reached the final venue, another restaurant, bar or beautifully designed public space appeared around the corner. The dining options alone were impressive, and by the time I left the ship, I was already thinking about which itinerary I’d like to sail on first.
While I continue dreaming about that future voyage, I thought it would be useful to take a deck-by-deck look at Scenic Eclipse II, detailing the public spaces and cabins available throughout.
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Navigate to Scenic Eclipse II’s deck plan:
Deck 3 | Deck 4 | Deck 5 | Deck 6 | Deck 7 | Deck 8 | Deck 9 | Deck 10