Each category combines a private bathroom, considered storage and a distinct relationship with the sea. Approximate areas and features can vary by ship.
Approximately 21–24 m²
Harbour View Cabin
A calm outside cabin arranged around its window seat, with warm timber finishes and generous storage.
Window seat facing the sea
Queen bed convertible to twins
Full-height wardrobe
Private bathroom with walk-in shower
Daily cabin service
Fares are confirmed by a voyage coordinator and depend on route, position and availability.
Approximately 48–58 m² including balcony
Sunset Residence
A spacious suite with a separate living room, upgraded service and a broad private view.
Private balcony with open sea view
King bed with separate living room
Walk-in wardrobe and dedicated luggage storage
Private bathroom with bath and shower
Priority choice of selected dining times
Fares are confirmed by a voyage coordinator and depend on route, position and availability.
Approximately 52–60 m² including balcony
Owner's Residence
The largest accommodation aboard: two rooms, a wraparound balcony and a dedicated host for the voyage.
Wraparound private balcony
King bed and separate living room
Dining table for four
Private bathroom with bath and shower
Dedicated voyage host
Fares are confirmed by a voyage coordinator and depend on route, position and availability.
Choosing
Which cabin suits you
Guests who spend the day around the ship tend to choose a window cabin. A balcony or terrace adds private outdoor space, and the residence gives separate rooms for sleeping and relaxing.
Sending a request does not hold a cabin. A coordinator explains what is available and the fare before anything is confirmed.