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Marella Drinks Menu 2026 – Full Onboard Guide
Looking for the full Marella Cruises drinks menu? This complete guide shows every drink you can expect onboard, including wines, beers, cocktails, spirits, soft drinks and the Coffee Port speciality menu. Whether you're sailing on Marella Explorer, Discovery, or another ship in the fleet, this page breaks down exactly what is available as part of the All Inclusive package and what is offered as a premium upgrade.
Unlike most cruise drink guides, this page includes a detailed onboard-style menu with real drink names, popular brands, and pricing where available. You’ll find everything from classic cocktails and draught beers to speciality coffees, iced drinks and sweet treats from the Coffee Port café. This makes it one of the most complete and useful Marella drinks guides available online.
If you're planning a Marella cruise and want to know what drinks are included, what costs extra, and what’s worth upgrading for, this guide has everything you need in one place.
Use the search feature below to quickly find specific drinks or browse by category to explore the full menu just like you would onboard.
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Marella Drinks Menu FAQ
Are drinks included on Marella Cruises?
Yes, Marella Cruises include a wide range of drinks as part of their All Inclusive package. This typically includes house wines, draught beer, cocktails, selected spirits, soft drinks, tea and coffee.
What drinks are included in Marella All Inclusive?
The All Inclusive package usually covers standard spirits, basic cocktails, house wines, selected draft and bottled beers, and soft drinks. You can also enjoy mocktails and standard hot drinks onboard.
What is not included in Marella drinks packages?
Premium branded spirits, speciality cocktails, additional draft and bottled beers, champagne, and Coffee Port speciality drinks are not included in the standard All Inclusive package. These are either charged individually or included as part of the Premium All Inclusive upgrade.
How much is the Marella Premium All Inclusive upgrade?
The Premium All Inclusive upgrade typically costs around £90–£120 per person per week, although this can vary depending on the cruise and booking.
Is the Marella drinks upgrade worth it?
The Premium upgrade is worth it if you regularly drink premium spirits, branded drinks, or speciality cocktails. For occasional drinkers, the standard All Inclusive package is usually more than enough.
Does Marella have a coffee shop onboard?
Yes, Marella ships have the Coffee Port café, which serves speciality coffees, iced drinks, cold brew coffee, and sweet treats. These are usually charged separately unless included in a premium package.
Are cocktails free on Marella Cruises?
Many classic cocktails are included in the All Inclusive package, such as Mojitos, Daiquiris, and Piña Coladas. Premium cocktails may require an upgrade or additional charge.
Are soft drinks free on Marella Cruises?
Yes, soft drinks such as cola, lemonade, mixers, and fruit juices are included in the standard All Inclusive package. Premium mixers and canned drinks come at an additional charge unless you have the Premium Drinks package
Is the Marella Premium Drinks Package Worth It?
The Marella Premium All Inclusive drinks package can be worth it depending on how you plan to use the onboard bars and cafés. While the standard All Inclusive package already includes a good range of drinks, the premium upgrade unlocks a much wider selection of branded spirits, upgraded wines, speciality cocktails, and Coffee Port drinks.
✅ When it is worth it
The premium package is a good choice if you:
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Enjoy premium spirits such as Bombay Sapphire, Grey Goose or Jack Daniel’s
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Better selection of draft and bottles beers and ciders
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Drink several cocktails per day, especially premium options
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Regularly visit the Coffee Port for speciality coffees or iced drinks
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Prefer a wider choice of wines, including champagne and branded labels
In these cases, the upgrade can easily pay for itself over the course of a week.
❌ When it’s not worth it
You may not need the upgrade if you:
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Only have the occasional drink
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Are happy with house wines, standard spirits and basic cocktails
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Don’t use the Coffee Port or premium drinks regularly
The standard All Inclusive package already covers a large portion of what most guests drink day-to-day.
💷 Typical cost vs value
The premium upgrade usually costs around £90–£120 per person per week.
To break even, you would typically need:
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2–4 premium drinks per day, or
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A mix of cocktails, branded spirits, and speciality coffees
🧭 Overall verdict
For most travellers, the standard Marella All Inclusive package offers excellent value. However, the Premium upgrade is worth considering if you want a more premium experience and plan to make full use of the upgraded drinks menu.
💡 Quick tip
If you enjoy cocktails and coffee:
The combination of premium cocktails + daily Coffee Port drinks is usually the tipping point where the upgrade becomes good value.
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