Bringing the legacy of the iconic Orient Express to the world’s waters, Corinthian’s design evokes the golden age, while the vessel’s generous proportions offer a world of luxury for just 110 guests across its all-suite accommodation.

The suites include Signature Suites and Penthouse Suites, offering the refined luxury of a hotel with elegant touches, including marble bathrooms, separate dining and living areas, and expansive terraces complete with Jacuzzis. Many of the penthouse suites also take their names from legendary figures, including Agatha Christie and Zephyr.

Across the yacht, no detail has been spared in creating a vessel that is nothing short of exceptional, and the experiences are, as expected, equally impressive. Wellness is a lavish affair at Le Spa by Guerlain, spanning 5,000 sq ft of serene spaces and treatment rooms overlooking the sea, with a menu of Guerlain treatments alongside an onboard tepidarium.

Dining is equally exquisite, with eight restaurants and bars under the direction of the legendary Yannick Alléno, bringing his Michelin-starred flavours to life on board. At La Table de l’Orient-Express by Yannick Alléno, culinary masterpieces are served against a stunning backdrop adorned with moonlit glasswork.

Other experiences include La Perle, where gourmet delicacies are served in an intimate setting centred around a single table, while seafood takes centre stage at La Terrasse and L’Écrin, both influenced by global flavours.

Evenings are equally enjoyable on board, with entertainment that features a cabaret theatre, screenings in the private cinema, and gaming in the yacht’s dedicated gaming lounge.