Each category combines a private bathroom, considered storage and a distinct relationship with the sea. Approximate areas and features can vary by ship.
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.
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.
Choosing
Picking a category
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.