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Electric Sunsets 2027

Get ready to throw it back to the 80s and 90s, as Electric Sunsets is back for 2027. Join us onboard Marella Discovery to see big-name acts and DJs battle it out in the ultimate music showdown. And whether you’re team 80s or team 90s, don’t forget to pack your baggy jeans, slip dresses, leg warmers and plenty of neon, as there’ll be fancy dress nights, too. Here's who will be performing onboard.

The line-up

Claire Richards

Claire Richards is best known as one fifth of STEPS – one of the UK’s most successful pop groups of all time, selling over 20 million records. The group marked their 20th anniversary in 2017 with a chart-topping album and a huge arena tour, before Claire embarked on a solo tour in support of her album ‘My Wildest Dreams’ in 2019. Since then, STEPS have continued to release new music and in 2022 they became one of only four groups in UK history to score Number 1 albums in four consecutive decades.

Tiffany

A legendary pop star, Tiffany earned two US number one hit singles with ‘I Think We’re Alone Now’ and ‘Could’ve Been’, and set a record as the youngest female artist to top the Billboard charts with her debut album. Since then, Tiffany has continued to tour and release albums and has cemented her status as a powerhouse singer and go-to songwriter. She’s sold over 15 million albums to date.

Martin Kemp

Martin’s career kickstarted 1979 when he formed the new romantic band Spandau Ballet, who went on to tour the world and have several Top 20 hits. He’s also an actor, starring in the hit film The Krays and BBC’s Eastenders and even playing Billy Flynn in the West End run of Chicago in 2018. He now hosts his own show on Hits Radio and tours the country with his ‘Back to the 80s’ DJ set. And of course, he’s a TV regular, appearing on everything from BBC’s Let it Shine to Channel 4’s Gogglebox.

DJ SASH!

DJ SASH! is one of the biggest success stories of German pop music. His big breakthrough came with ‘ENCORE UNE FOIS’ in 1996, which was a perfect mix of progressive house, trance beats, and, of course, pop. Since then, he’s sold over 26 million albums and is still rocking dancefloors all over the world, with his ‘Greatest Hits’ album reaching platinum status in the UK in 2024.

What to expect on an Electric Sunsets cruise

In between all the dancing and singing, there’s plenty more to keep you busy onboard – from speciality dining at the ship’s restaurants to relaxing at the spa*.

Entertainment

Big-name acts and DJs from the 80s and 90s will keep you entertained across the three-night cruise. You can sing your heart out to some of your favourite old-school tunes, and impress everyone with your best moves on the dance floor.

Food and drink

This cruise is All Inclusive, and there are eight bars and nine restaurants where you can try flavours from around the world – from Italian at Gallery 47 to tapas at The Glass House. As for drinks, you’ve got fruity cocktails at the pool bar, beer on tap at Squid & Anchor, and cocktails and dancing at Bar Eleven, the highest point on the ship.

Onboard activities

You can play minigolf, tackle the climbing wall, treat yourself to a treatment at the spa*, take a dip in the indoor and outdoor pools or relax in the whirlpool baths. If you fancy a workout, you can use the onboard gym, too.

Adults only

This party cruise is reserved for adults, so you’ll need to be 18 or over to book.

What’s the itinerary?

It’s not all partying, because this mini cruise will be calling in at some Spanish gems along the way.

Palma, Majorca. Majorca’s capital is a cosmopolitan city full of leafy boulevards lined with shops, with a web of cobbled streets dotted with tiny tapas bars. Head to the historic quarter for the city’s trademark cathedral and 14th-centry Bellver Castle, before exploring its collection of museums.See more about Palma.

Palma, Majorca

Majorca’s capital is a cosmopolitan city full of leafy boulevards lined with shops, with a web of cobbled streets dotted with tiny tapas bars. Head to the historic quarter for the city’s trademark cathedral and 14th-centry Bellver Castle, before exploring its collection of museums.

See more about Palma.

Valencia, Spain. Valencia is Spain’s third-largest city, and has one of the country’s biggest historical centres. It holds over 2,000 years of history, making it one of the oldest. It’s not just sights and museums here though, Valencia’s home to more than 20 kilometres of sand, so you can get your beach fix, too.See more about Valencia.

Valencia, Spain

Valencia is Spain’s third-largest city, and has one of the country’s biggest historical centres. It holds over 2,000 years of history, making it one of the oldest. It’s not just sights and museums here though, Valencia’s home to more than 20 kilometres of sand, so you can get your beach fix, too.

See more about Valencia.

Ibiza Town, Ibiza. History, nightlife and beaches are all part of the package in Ibiza Town. Some of the highlights of the island’s capital include a Baroque cathedral, a hippy market and a crescent-shaped beach.See more about Ibiza Town.

Ibiza Town, Ibiza

History, nightlife and beaches are all part of the package in Ibiza Town. Some of the highlights of the island’s capital include a Baroque cathedral, a hippy market and a crescent-shaped beach.

See more about Ibiza Town.

FAQs

What optional extras are available?

Onboard, you can pay extra for speciality dining, treatments at the spa and salon, Premium All Inclusive – which gives you an upgraded choice of drinks – and onboard Wi-Fi. You can also book shore excursions in Valencia and Cartagena to make the most of your port days.

Can I upgrade my cabin?

Yes, you can pay extra to upgrade your cabin.

How do I pay for things onboard?

We operate a cashless system on our ships, so you’ll need to register a credit or debit card when you check in if you want to pay for anything onboard.

Are children allowed?

This is an adults-only cruise, so we can’t accept bookings for anyone aged 17 or under.

Need to know

Just so you know, under occupancy charges may apply. Please see our booking conditions for more information.

*There’s an extra charge for these facilities.

**Please see www.tui.co.uk or the relevant brochure for booking terms and conditions.