Following her transatlantic crossing, the world’s largest sailing yacht begins a season across the Caribbean, the Bahamas and Florida.
Orient Express Corinthian arrives in Bridgetown after crossing the Atlantic from Lisbon via Ponta Delgada. From October 2026 through Spring 2027, she will sail across the Caribbean, the Bahamas and the United States, connecting islands and coastlines through intimate journeys at sea.
Her arrival follows Ocean Rebirth, a fourteen-night transatlantic journey created with Guerlain around wellness and regeneration. This new chapter in her inaugural year continues Orient Express’s philosophy: making the journey itself an essential part of the experience, shaped by the sea and favourable winds.
NEW HORIZONS ACROSS THE CARIBBEAN
From short escapes to longer passages, itineraries connect the Bahamas, the British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, Saint Martin, Saint-Barth, Barbuda, Antigua, Barbados, and Puerto Rico, revealing historic harbours, vibrant coastal towns, secluded beaches and private islands.
In January 2027, a five-night voyage from Marigot, Saint-Martin, to San Juan, Puerto Rico, explores the Leeward Islands, with stops in St. Kitts and Nevis, Falmouth Bay in Antigua, a secluded island off Anguilla, and Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands, home to the iconic Baths.
In Spring 2027, Corinthian will cross the Atlantic back to Europe, sailing from Lisbon and the Iberian Peninsula towards the Mediterranean and Adriatic.
A DISTINCTIVE EXPERIENCE AT SEA
Designed by Architect Maxime d’Angeac, Artistic Director of Orient Express, the 220-metre yacht combines contemporary craftsmanship with inspiration from the historic Orient Express train and great ocean liners. Her 54 suites, ranging from 45 to 230 m², offer panoramic sea views and dedicated butler service.
18-Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno oversees five restaurants and private dining rooms. Eight bars, an amphitheatre, recording studio, Guerlain Spa, suspended swimming lane, pool and marina complete life on board.
Three SolidSail rigs, each carrying 1,500 m² of sail area, harness favourable winds, supported by hybrid LNG propulsion and technologies including dynamic positioning—bringing innovation to the experience of travelling by wind.
Caribbean voyages start from approximately $6,725 per night. Discover itineraries and reserve at orient-express.com.
