Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks List

What is an ‘all-inclusive’ cruise fare?

In May 2019, the whole Marella fleet became “all-inclusive.” The ‘all-inclusive’ cruise fare doesn’t include excursions or speciality restaurants but does include drinks and gratuities. 

In September 2018 I took my first Marella cruise. I knew that the line offered ‘all inclusive’ cruises but I honestly had no idea what this meant.

Every day of the cruise, I was surprised to discover that something I’d pay extra for on another cruise line was included in Marella’s cruise fare.

To learn more about what is included, (and the things that surprised me), click here. 

Different Bar Menus 

Each bar will have a different menu with different speciality drinks available on it.

For example bar eleven has an extensive list of cocktails and the atrium serves frozen cocktails. All bars, however, seem to serve drinks from the standard Marella drinks menu.

“Into the drink” standard menu (available in all bars) 

** MARELLA CRUISES ALL INCLUSIVE DRINKS **

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Draught Beers

Fosters (Full or half pint)

John Smiths (Full or half pint)

Strongbow (Full or half pint)

Bottled & Canned Beers

Corona

Budweiser

Becks

Peroni

Non-alcoholic beer

Guinness

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Wine & Fizz (by the glass is either 175ml/250ml)

Prosecco (by the glass)

Cava (by the glass)

House Rose (by the glass)

Tempranillo-Merlot Rose (by the glass)

House White

Sauvignon Blanc

Pinot Grigio

House Red

Merlot

Cabernet Sauvignon

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Classic Cocktails

Cocktail of the day

Black Russian (Vodka and Coffee Liqueur mixed with cola and served on the rocks)

Singapore Sling (Gin, Cherry Brandy, Orange Liqueur, Pineapple juice, bitters and lime)

Classic Margarita (tequila and Orange Liqueur, shaken with lime and sugar)

Classic Daiquiri (Light Rum, lime and sugar, served straight up)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Frozen Cocktails

Classic Margarita (Tequila and orange liqueur blended with lime and sugar)

Peach Margarita (Tequila, triple sec and lime juice blended together with peach juice)

Very Berry Daiquiri (White rum and lime juice blended together with strawberry and raspberry puree)

Banana Daiquiri (White rule and creme de banana blended together with banana puree)

Pina Colada (White rum, pineapple and coconut mix)

Miami Vice (White rum, strawberry, pineapple and coconut)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Our favourite cocktails

Long Island iced tea (Vodka, Gin, White Rum, Tequila and orange liqueur, lemon juice, sugar and cola)

Raspberry Collins (Gin and Raspberry, lemon and sugar fizzed with soda)

Lemon Tree (Light rum, raspberry liqueur, fresh mint, passion fruit nectar and lemon juice)

Wibble (Gin, blackberry liqueur, grapefruit juice, lemon juice and sugar)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – The bartender’s choice

West Indies Yellowbird (Light rum, banana liqueur, Galliano, pineapple and orange juice)

Zombie (Light and dark rum, orange liqueur, apricot brandy, lemon, pineapple and orange juice with almond syrup)

Hurricane (Light rum, passionfruit nectar, lemon juice, orange juice and grenadine)

Banana Banshee (White chocolate liqueur, banana liqueur, cream and milk with a banana puree)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Martini collection

Classic Vodka Martini (Vodka, vermouth, served with an olive or a lemon twist)

Classic Gin Martini (Gin, vermouth, served with an olive or a lemon twist)

French Martini (Vodka, raspberry liqueur, pineapple juice)

Cosmopolitan (Vodka, triple sec, lime and cranberry)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – All-time favourites

Tequila Sunrise (Tequila, orange juice, grenadine)

Cuba Libra (White rum, cola and lime)

Pimm’s Cup (Pimm’s No. 1 and lemonade)

Bloody Mary (Vodka, tomato juice)

Electric Lemonade (Vodka, Blue Curacao, sour mix and lemonade)

Mai Tai (Light rum, dark rum and orange liqueur, almond syrup, lime and pineapple juice)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Mocktails

Virgin Emotion (Pineapple and orange juice mixed with strawberry syrup)

Virgin Colada (Coconut milk mixed with cream and pineapple juice)

Fruit Smoothie (Fruit punch with banana, peach and mango syrup)

Shirley Temple (Lemonade and grenadine)

Virgin Daiquiri (Banana, lemon or peach blended with lemon juice)

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Aperitifs, Liqueurs, Ports and Sherries

Aperitif

Martini Dry Vermouth

Bianco Vermouth Martini

Martini Red Vermouth

Pimm’s No. 1

Dubonnet

Campari

Aperol

Pernod

Fernet Branca

Port

Sandeman Ruby

Cockburn’s Special Reserve

Sherry

Harveys Bristol Cream

Croft Original

Liqueur

Amaretto

Baileys Irish Cream

Cherry Brandy

Chambord

Cointreau

Drambuie

Kahlua

Southern Comfort

Tia Maria

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks- Gins, Vodkas, Rums and Tequilas

Gin

Gordon’s

Beefeater London Dry Gin

Tanqueray

Vodka

Smirnoff

Stolichnaya

Rum

Bacardi

Malibu

Captain Morgan

Tequila

Jose Cuervo Silver

Jose Cuervo Gold

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Whiskies and Brandies

Scotch

Teacher’s

Johnnie Walker Red

Bell’s

The Famous Grouse

Brandies

Fundador

Metaxa 5 star

American and Irish

Jim Beam

Jamesson

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks – Soft drinks

All fountain soda’s by the glass

Juice

Orange

Pineapple

Cranberry

Tomato

Apple

Grapefruit

How does ‘all-inclusive’ work?

I was really surprised at the variety of alcoholic drinks available in the all-inclusive package. It was a little strange at first to see crew members handing out beers or prosecco as you walked past, but I soon got used to it.

Below is a picture of the stalls that they have set up by the bar and at the entrance to places like the theatre and snack shack.

When being given your drink you will be asked for your room number, but won’t be charged. I suppose they just want to keep an eye on how much everybody is drinking!

Can You Bring Alcohol on a Marella Cruise?

Marella will confiscate all alcohol brought on-board by passengers, with the exception of alcohol purchased on the outbound flight to the ship – proof of purchase will be required. – source.

Drinking Age With Marella: 18

You are able to bring some alcohol onboard on most other cruise lines. To learn more, check out this post about the alcohol policies on major cruise lines: Can You Bring Alcohol on a Cruise? Cruise Ship Guide. 

Other menus

Apart from the main menu listed above, the other bars also have their own menus. The drinks marked with a * have an extra charge.

Pool Bar Menu 

Live Room Bar Menu

I’ve only uploaded the pages with the included drinks!

Is it worth upgrading to the Premium drinks on Marella Cruises?

I would say that it is worth upgrading if you like to drink a lot of tea/coffee, you enjoy a cocktail, or you dislike fountain soda.

I don’t think that it would be worth it for me to upgrade. It only costs £50 to upgrade so if you are considering it I would say do it. A premium drinks package on Royal Caribbean is nearly over £50 a day.

It really does depend on what you like to drink. Upgrading does get you more alcohol but also gets you soda in cans and tea/coffee in the Coffee Port cafe.

For me, I would use the cans and tea/coffee a LOT more than the extra alcohol.

To find out about a Marella cruise I took where I decided to upgrade to the premium drinks package below. I took a friend along and decided to treat us so we could have cans of soda, instead of fountain:

Before You Go

Find out what “All-inclusive” on a Marella cruise actually means here:

Marella Cruises All Inclusive Drinks List (and Menus)

Find out how to reduce the price of your holiday with Marella by using discount codes here:

How to Find Discounts on Marella and TUI Cruises (Coupon Codes, Always Available)