The New York Times
In April, Orient Express unveiled the Corinthian, the world’s largest sailing yachts. AT 721 feet, the 110-passenger vessel has 54 ocean-facing suites designed by the architect Maxime d’Angeac, ranging from 45 to 230 square meters (about 484 (à 2,475 square feet). Each suite has a maritime Art Deco design with walk-in closets, marble bathrooms and spacious dining and lunging areas.
The Penthouse, on Deck 7; offers six outward-facing residences suspended above the water, with the feel of a waterfront villa. Each residence has a private terrace, outdoor plunge pool and unobstructed ocean views.
The ship has five restaurants, eight bars (including a speakeasy), and private dining rooms run by the acclaimed French chef Yannick Alléno. It also has a dedicated spa, beauty salon, two swimming pools (including a lap pool) and a marina deck that opens onto the water for swimming and water sports.