Luxury Cruises & Yachts

The sea, arranged entirely around you.

Every Sea Tells a Different Story

From a yacht for twelve to a floating resort with its own water park, the ship shapes everything: the pace, the ports, the people beside you at dinner. We match it to how you travel, and to who's coming along.

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Private Yacht Charter

Up to 12 guests

The yacht, the crew, and the route are yours alone. Swim off the stern at noon, choose a different island by dinner.

For families and friends who want the whole sea to themselves.

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Sailing Yachts

About 60-300 guests

Canvas overhead, engines quiet, and harbors too small for anything larger. The passage itself becomes the occasion.

For romantics and anyone with a sailor's heart.

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River

About 100-190 guests

Vineyards and château towers slide past at walking pace, and you step ashore in the heart of town rather than at its edge.

For lovers of wine, history, and a slower rhythm.

Yacht and small boat by mountains

Ocean & Expedition

About 100-260 guests

Polar ice, remote archipelagos, Zodiac landings on shores few people reach, with naturalists and expedition leaders aboard.

For the curious, the adventurous, and the far-flung.

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Small-Ship Luxury

About 250-1,000 guests

All-suite ships with the dining, spa, and service of a grand hotel, and never a line for the tender.

For couples and travelers who notice every detail.

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Resort Ships for Families

About 3,000-7,000 guests

Water slides, kids' clubs, and Broadway-caliber shows for the family, and a private suite enclave with its own lounge, restaurant, and concierge for you.

For multigenerational trips where everyone wants something different.

How It Works

  • Consultation

    Consultation

    We learn your ideal pace, region, and whether ship or yacht suits you best.

  • Selection

    Selection

    A shortlist of vessels and itineraries matched to your taste, not a catalog of options.imacy.

  • Booking & Details

    Booking & Details

    Cabin or yacht confirmed, along with dining, excursions, and any special requests.

  • Bon Voyage

    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

River cruise boat crossing stone arch bridge

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.

River cruise ship docked along European city promenade

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

Luxury cruise ship stern with pool and decks

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.

Aerial view of three-masted sailing yacht

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.

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