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 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
Fare varies by route, ship 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
Fare varies by route, ship 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
Fare varies by route, ship position and availability.
Choosing
Picking a category
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.