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.
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 30–36 m² including balcony
Balcony Suite
A private balcony and extended sitting area make this category comfortable for slower mornings.
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
Fares are confirmed by a voyage coordinator and depend on route, position and availability.
Approximately 32–38 m² including terrace
Terrace Suite
A sheltered terrace, a proper sofa and a writing desk give this category room for a full sea day.
Sheltered private terrace
Queen bed convertible to twins
Sofa and writing desk
Private bathroom with rain shower
Evening turndown service
Fares are confirmed by a voyage coordinator and depend on route, position and availability.
Choosing
Which cabin suits you
A window cabin works well for guests who spend most of the day around the ship. A balcony adds private outdoor space; the residence gives separate zones for sleeping and relaxing.
A request does not hold or confirm a cabin. We will explain current options and the resulting fare before booking arrangements continue.