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Consultation
We learn your ideal pace, region, and whether ship or yacht suits you best.
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Selection
A shortlist of vessels and itineraries matched to your taste, not a catalog of options.imacy.
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Booking & Details
Cabin or yacht confirmed, along with dining, excursions, and any special requests.
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Bon Voyage
Ongoing support before departure and while you're at sea.
A Few of the Exceptional Lines We Recommend, Each Offering Something No Ordinary Ship Can Replicate
River
Belmond Afloat in France
Seven intimate barges drifting through Burgundy, Champagne, Provence, and the Canal du Midi, each carrying just 4 to 12 guests. A private chef, a pool on deck, and daily outings to vineyards, châteaux, and hilltop villages. Book by the cabin, or charter the whole boat.
Riverside Luxury Cruises
An all-suite fleet on the Danube, Rhine, Rhône, and Saône, with a butler for every suite, still a rarity on Europe's rivers. Several restaurants, a full spa, and one of the most generous staff-to-guest ratios afloat, on ships of roughly 100 to 160 guests.
Ocean
Aman at Sea
Aman's first venture beyond land: a 183-meter superyacht with just 47 suites, launching in the Mediterranean in 2027. A two-deck spa with a Japanese garden, a beach club at water level, and ryokan-inspired interiors. For those who know Aman's stillness on land and want it at sea.
Orient Express Sailing Yachts
Corinthian, the world's largest sailing yacht, carries the storied name across the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, and the Riviera. Just 110 guests in 54 Art Deco suites, rigid SolidSail technology, Michelin-starred dining, and the golden-age glamour the name has carried since the 1930s.