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Orient Express
Corinthian
The World's Largest Sailing Yacht
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Fifty-four suites. Three monumental sails. A new vision of luxury — where the golden age of the grand voyage meets the engineering marvels of our time.
"Think 1920s–30s glamour, filtered through a modern lens — carried on the water for the first time."
Orient Express Corinthian is the first sailing yacht to ever bear the Orient Express name — a brand owned by Accor and woven into the collective imagination of travel itself. Interiors by Maxime d'Angeac draw directly on the golden age of transatlantic crossing, reimagined for guests sailing the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Transatlantic today.
A Floating
Sanctuary
Born of the Orient Express legacy — a name synonymous with the golden age of travel — the Corinthian carries that devotion to refinement onto open water. Each of her 54 suites ranges from 484 to 2,476 square feet, framing the Mediterranean through panoramic windows nearly four meters wide.
Conceived by architect Maxime d'Angeac and shaped by nearly 2,000 French craftsmen and specialist ateliers, every interior surface is a study in quiet, lasting beauty — leathers, rare wood veneers, and Italian marble composing spaces that feel personal rather than palatial.
Dedicated butlers attend each suite. Housekeeping is invisible. Every detail of the journey is considered before you think to ask. This is the Corinthian's defining promise: that the ship itself disappears, leaving only the experience.
Book through Sirena Collective — as Virtuoso and Fora affiliates, we secure VIP recognition, priority cabin selection, and dedicated pre-voyage planning that isn't available through direct booking.
Suite Categories
- Privilege Suitefrom 484 sq ft
- Deluxe Suitefrom 700 sq ft
- Grand Suitefrom 1,000 sq ft
- Owner's Suite2,476 sq ft
A World Unto
Itself
From an intimate library bar to a 20-seat private cinema and a professional recording studio, life between ports aboard the Corinthian is as richly composed as the destinations themselves. Every amenity was designed to serve a ship carrying 110 guests — ensuring that nothing ever feels crowded, rushed, or impersonal.
One-of-a-Kind Amenity
A Professional Recording Studio at Sea
One of the most unexpected amenities afloat — a fully equipped recording studio that speaks to the Corinthian's commitment to creative life. Available for guest use throughout every voyage.
Mediterranean
Itineraries
From May through October 2026, Orient Express Corinthian sails the Mediterranean and Adriatic before crossing to the Caribbean for winter. Voyages of one to ten nights may be combined for a fully bespoke journey.
French Riviera
Côte d'Azur
& Corsica
The definitive Riviera passage — from the principality of Monaco to the wild, granite-cliffed coasts of Corsica. Glamour and wilderness within the same horizon.
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Ligurian &
Tyrrhenian
Italy's most storied coastlines, from the emerald harbors of Portofino to the volcanic drama of Sicily. Roman history, Sardinian wilderness, and Capri's legendary Blue Grotto.
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Venice to
Dubrovnik
The Adriatic's most beautiful passage — from the labyrinthine canals of Venice to Dubrovnik's walled medieval city. Lavender-covered Hvar and the island of Marco Polo en route.
Inquire with SirenaCaribbean 2026–27: Following the Mediterranean season, Corinthian crosses to the Caribbean for winter voyages. Itineraries available on request.
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FAQ
Where does Orient Express Corinthian sail in 2026? +
The 2026 Mediterranean season runs May through October, with sailings along the French Riviera (Monaco, Saint-Tropez, Cannes), the Italian coast (Portofino, Capri, Rome, Sicily), and the Adriatic (Venice, Hvar, Dubrovnik). Caribbean itineraries follow for winter 2026–27. Routes can be combined for extended voyages.
How do I book through Sirena Collective? +
Simply email us at karyn@sirenacollective.com with your preferred dates, party size, and any questions. As Virtuoso and Fora affiliates, we offer VIP recognition, preferred cabin access, and personalized voyage design that isn't available through direct booking — often including onboard credit and other added-value amenities depending on the sailing. We respond within 24 hours.
Is dining included in the voyage fare? +
Yes. All five restaurants are included in the voyage fare — including La Table de l'Orient-Express, helmed by multi-starred chef Yannick Alléno. Private dining and in-suite service are also available at no additional charge. The ship operates on an all-inclusive model for dining and most beverages.
What makes Orient Express Corinthian different from other luxury cruise ships? +
The Corinthian is the world's largest sailing yacht, with three revolutionary SolidSail rigs allowing genuine wind propulsion at a scale never before achieved. She carries only 110 guests across 54 suites — a fraction of most luxury cruise ships. Add five restaurants by Yannick Alléno, Le SPA by Guerlain, and interiors crafted by 2,000 French artisans, and she represents a fundamentally different category of sea travel.
How much does an Orient Express Corinthian cruise cost? +
Pricing varies by itinerary length, suite category, and sailing date. As Virtuoso affiliates, Sirena Collective can advise on all current rates and available benefits. Contact us at karyn@sirenacollective.com for a personalized quote — we respond within 24 hours.
How large are the suites on Orient Express Corinthian? +
The 54 suites range from 484 square feet (Privilege Suite) to 2,476 square feet (Owner's Suite). All suites include panoramic windows nearly four meters wide, a dedicated butler, and bespoke interiors crafted from rare woods, leathers, and Italian marble. Every suite category is positioned to face the sea.
How far in advance should I book Orient Express Corinthian? +
With only 54 suites across the entire yacht, popular sailings — especially peak Mediterranean season and holiday Caribbean dates — can sell out 6–9 months ahead. If you have a specific date or suite category in mind, we'd recommend reaching out as early as possible to secure availability.
What's the deposit and cancellation policy? +
Deposit and cancellation terms vary by sailing date and suite category. As your booking advisor, we'll walk you through the exact terms for your voyage before you commit, and can flag any flexible-fare options if your plans aren't fully locked in yet.
Are gratuities included in the fare? +
Yes. Corinthian's all-inclusive fare covers gratuities alongside meals, premium drinks, butler service, room service, and entertainment — no additional tipping expected onboard.
How does Corinthian compare to Four Seasons Yacht or Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection? +
All three represent the top tier of yachting, but each has a distinct personality. Corinthian is a genuine sailing yacht — the only one of the three capable of running on wind power — with a 1920s–30s design language drawn from the Orient Express legacy. Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton lean into a more contemporary resort-at-sea feel. We work with all three lines and are happy to help you find the right fit for your trip.
What's the difference between the suite categories? +
Beyond square footage, higher suite categories bring larger private terraces, upgraded views (forward or corner-facing on the highest tiers), and an increased butler-to-guest ratio. The Owner's and Presidential suites also include additional in-suite dining and entertaining space. We can walk you through exactly what each tier includes for your sailing.
Which airports and embarkation ports does Corinthian use? +
Embarkation ports vary by itinerary — recent and upcoming sailings have departed from Venice, Rome, and Monaco, among others. We'll confirm the exact embarkation point and nearest airport once you've selected a voyage, and can help arrange transfers.