Orient Express Corinthian joins Traveller Made’s Afloat Collection

The Orient Express Corinthian, the world’s largest luxury sailing yacht, has joined Traveller Made’s Afloat Collection, expanding it to 55 ultra-high-end vessels. Set to launch Mediterranean and Adriatic itineraries in summer 2026, the 220-metre ship operated by Accor emphasizes sustainable sailing, bespoke luxury, and Orient Express heritage.

Traveller Made, a network of bespoke travel advisors, has added the Orient Express Corinthian to its Afloat Collection, growing it to 55 curated ships amid rising demand for personalized high-end cruises. Built by Chantiers de l’Atlantique on the Silenseas platform with SolidSail technology for wind-powered efficiency, the 220-metre yacht features three towering rigs and reduces fuel reliance for minimal environmental impact.

All 54 suites offer panoramic views, expansive windows or terraces, high ceilings, and blurred indoor-outdoor spaces, with interiors by French architect Maxime d’Angeac using lacquered woods, jewel tones, Belle Époque-inspired art, and global cultural motifs crafted by French artisans.

Launching in May/June 2026 for May-October operations, it will offer 27 itineraries from two-night escapes to 14-day journeys across the Mediterranean and Adriatic, including Côte d’Azur, Italian Riviera, Corsica, Sicily, and Amalfi Coast, prioritizing favorable winds, unhurried ports, and access to smaller harbors. After 2026, it plans a transatlantic crossing to the Caribbean before returning in 2027.

Culinary highlights include five restaurants and private dining led by multi-Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno. Experiences blend coastal exploration, cultural programming, bespoke excursions, and high-touch service for couples, families, and groups.

Diana Nuber, Traveller Made’s Commercial Director, highlighted strong demand at the Essence of Phuket event, distinguishing curated cruises from charters and noting synergies with concepts like Aman At Sea. Bookings target Europe, North America, and emerging markets via Serandipians and Takumians networks, positioning the yacht as a benchmark in luxury ocean travel.

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Photorealistic illustration of the Emerald Kaia superyacht debuting in the Mediterranean from Cyprus in 2026, featuring luxury decks, wellness amenities, and scenic waters.
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Emerald Kaia superyacht sets Mediterranean debut for April 2026

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Emerald Cruises' new luxury superyacht, Emerald Kaia, is set to launch its inaugural Mediterranean season on April 4, 2026, with an 11-day voyage from Limassol, Cyprus. The 393-foot vessel, accommodating 128 guests, emphasizes intimate design, enhanced wellness facilities, and sustainable practices. Godparents Kim Scoular and Ray Gilbert—long-serving Scenic Group employees—will christen the yacht in Venice in June. This debut marks the first of three planned next-generation yachts for the Scenic Group-owned brand.

Atlas Ocean Voyages has unveiled plans for its first luxury expedition sailing yacht, the Atlas Adventurer, set to launch in late 2028. The 26,000-gross-tonne vessel will accommodate up to 400 guests and feature hybrid propulsion with solid sails for enhanced sustainability. It will sail itineraries across Asia and Africa, expanding the company's warm-water expedition offerings.

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The global luxury travel sector is introducing exclusive new offerings, including a Mediterranean superyacht, a redesigned British train carriage, an Australian safari lodge, an Antarctic expedition, and art installations in Hong Kong. These experiences emphasize personalization, cultural immersion, and adventure. Announced in early 2026, they cater to affluent travelers seeking unique journeys.

Leapher Yachts, a Dutch builder established in 2022, has launched its inaugural vessel, the 198-foot Horizon II. This Navix60 explorer yacht offers a 9,000-nautical-mile range and 40 days of autonomy at sea. The launch marks a key milestone for the eco-focused yard.

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Dutch studio Mulder Design has revealed new details and renderings for its 70-metre superyacht concept, Project Opal, first presented in 2024. The design draws inspiration from Caribbean villa living, blending a high-speed hull with interiors that evoke coastal homes. It aims to reimagine luxury yachting through practical and poetic elements.

The Ceccarelli family has re-entered the larger yacht market with a new 40-metre aluminium superyacht from Tuxedo Yachting House. This vessel marks the first in the Ceccarelli Collection, expanding beyond the company's smaller 44- and 54-foot models. The project involves collaborations with established designers and engineers.

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Italian shipyard ISA Yachts, part of Palumbo Superyachts, has launched a new superyacht series called Timeless in partnership with Luca Dini Design & Architecture. The collection features five models from 42 to 82 metres, emphasizing timeless design and customization. The debut model, Timeless 52, highlights flexible spaces for owners.

 

 

 

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