Debuting in June 2026, the Orient Express Corinthian is set to redefine ultra-luxury cruising. The world’s largest sailing yacht features just 54 spacious suites, five Michelin-starred restaurants led by chef Yannick Alléno, a Guerlain spa, dual pools, a cabaret, and even a recording studio. Every detail is designed for indulgence, comfort, and a travel experience reminiscent of the golden age of exploration — but with a modern, sophisticated twist.

Guests can glide along the French and Italian Rivieras, savoring world-class dining, rejuvenating spa rituals, and immersive onboard entertainment, all while enjoying the intimacy and exclusivity of a small, elegantly appointed vessel. It’s a journey where every sense is engaged, and every moment curated for those seeking the ultimate escape.

But indulgence doesn’t come at the planet’s expense. The Corinthian harnesses the SolidSail system and hybrid LNG propulsion for near-zero-emission, whisper-quiet sailing. AI-driven marine mammal detection and dynamic positioning technology protect ocean wildlife, setting a new standard for environmentally conscious ultra-luxury travel. This is not just a yacht; it’s a model for sustainable exploration at sea.

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