In October 2026, the Orient Express Corinthian will set sail to begin its Caribbean season. Reservations are now open.
This exclusive sailboat combines absolute comfort, legendary service, unique itineraries, unforgettable experiences and cutting-edge technology for sustainable sailing, redefining the art of traveling by sea.
Starting October 12, 2026, this innovative sailing yacht will depart from Lisbon on a 14-night transatlantic voyage to Barbados, dedicated to wellness, to kick off its autumn/winter season under tropical skies.
From October to March, the Orient Express Corinthian will offer getaways of between two and nine nights, sailing among turquoise lagoons, white sand archipelagos, crystal-clear bays, multicolored coral reefs, secret coves and hidden inlets.
From the elegant shores of Saint Barthélemy to the secluded sands of Moskito Island, and from the emerald Exumas to the coral kingdoms of the Tobago Cays, each destination tells its own story. But the true charm lies in the journey itself: sailing on the steady trade winds as the tropical landscapes slowly unfold.
Each experience is meticulously designed to exceed expectations: luminous discoveries amidst spectacular island landscapes, a gastronomic tribute to local cuisines, and guided excursions into pristine natural sanctuaries. A collection of moments suspended between dream and reality.
Onboard, the Orient Express Corinthian reimagines the elegance of French craftsmanship for a new era of maritime luxury, inspired by the heritage of the legendary Orient Express. Architect Maxime d'Angeac, Artistic Director of Orient Express, has designed refined interiors that reinterpret the golden age of rail travel with a contemporary sensibility, evoking the grandeur of legendary ocean liners like the Normandie, and working with the finest French artisans.
The sailboat has 54 suites, ranging from 45 m² to 230 m², all with large panoramic windows or terraces, and high ceilings that offer an exceptional sense of space at sea.
With five restaurants and private dining spaces, the Corinthian elevates the art of maritime gastronomy under the direction of multi-Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno, Executive Chef of both the L'Orient Express train and the Orient Express sailing ships.
A cabaret for 115 people, a state-of-the-art recording studio, two swimming pools, and a marina complete this world of sophisticated celebration, where every night promises a new experience. The Orient Express Corinthian reimagines travel, uniting sophistication and discovery on a tropical route designed for enchantment.
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