Approximately 20–23 m²
Palm Window Cabin
A bright outside cabin with a wide picture window, built-in storage and a compact reading chair.
Fares are confirmed by a voyage coordinator and depend on route, position and availability.
Cabins
A door that closes on the day
Three categories, each with its own bathroom, proper storage and a different way of meeting the sea. Sizes are approximate and can vary by ship.
| Category | Size | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Palm Window Cabin | Approximately 20–23 m² | Wide ocean-facing window; Queen bed convertible to twins; Wardrobe, drawers and luggage space; Private bathroom with walk-in shower; Daily cabin service and evening refresh |
| Balcony Suite | Approximately 30–36 m² including balcony | Private furnished sea-view balcony; Queen bed convertible to twins; Full-height wardrobe and separate drawers; Private bathroom with generous shower; Breakfast-in-cabin ordering |
| Owner's Residence | Approximately 52–60 m² including balcony | Wraparound private balcony; King bed and separate living room; Dining table for four; Private bathroom with bath and shower; Dedicated voyage host |
Approximately 30–36 m² including balcony
Balcony Suite
A private balcony and extended sitting area make this category comfortable for slower mornings.
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.
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.
Request a cabin preference