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🛳️ Hyrox’s First Fitness Cruise

Hyrox is rolling out its first fitness-focused cruise as part of a broader experiential travel push under the Hyrox Experiences brand. The four-night voyage runs October 21–25, 2026 in the Mediterranean aboard Mein Schiff 4, a ship fully chartered by Hyrox rather than offered as a standard sailing by the cruise line itself.

Organization and partners
The cruise is operated entirely by Hyrox Experiences, which manages itinerary planning, training programming, and marketing. The vessel itself belongs to TUI Cruises but is exclusively leased for this event, so normal TUI Cruises bookings are not part of this sailing.

Programming is built around fitness with scaled group workouts, expert-led classes, panel talks, meet-and-greets with coaches and elite athletes, and a special Hyrox race format onboard. Off-ship time includes stops in Marseille and Barcelona, plus a full day at sea engineered to balance activity and rest.

Booking and who can go
The cruise is currently bookable through Hyrox Experiences. The lowest-priced cabin starts at roughly $3,000 USD per cabin and accommodates two people, putting the entry cost near $1,500 per person before travel to Palma de Mallorca.

Hyrox states that the base ticket includes a premium cruise experience with many services bundled. This explicitly covers dining, drinks, entertainment, the full Hyrox training program, workshops, and scheduled activities. Access to onboard fitness sessions, coaching, and educational programming is included in the standard fare, rather than sold as separate add-ons.

Hyrox also notes that optional upgrades are available for an additional fee. These include selected specialty restaurants, premium drinks, special excursions, and treatments, positioning the base package as comprehensive while leaving room for higher-end customization.

Accommodation, onboard programming, and cruise amenities are included. Flights and ground transportation to and from Palma de Mallorca are not included and must be arranged separately. The event remains marketed as adult-only and is currently available to EU, UK, and Swiss residents, with other regions expected to follow.

Why you should care

This cruise is more than a themed workout trip. It signals how fitness brands are moving into travel and lifestyle formats to deepen engagement beyond single-day races. Hyrox is placing its community in immersive environments where training, social connection, and leisure blend into a weeklong experience.

For Hyrox athletes and enthusiasts this opens a new category of participation, one that could influence how fitness events evolve: from isolated race weekends into multi-day, high-touch lifestyle offerings. If uptake is strong it could reshape how competitive fitness brands drive revenue and community building through experiential travel rather than solely event entries.

It also offers a case study in brand monetization. A fully chartered ship with custom programming creates high-value packages and exclusive content at sea. For competitors in this space, watching whether the Hyrox Cruise sells out and how pricing lands will reveal demand for premium fitness travel experiences.

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