Whoever said that “bigger is better”?
Not us.
While the cruise industry has gone for bigger ships brimming with more and more people, we’ve always believed that small is better.
Because smaller ships bring big benefits.
They mean we can treat passengers as guests, like the family-run business we are.
They can dock at smaller ports, much closer to the parts of our planet we’re most passionate about showing.
They mean we can avoid overcrowding, both aboard and ashore, so our guests can disembark easily and enjoy the freedom to see, explore and experience.
They mean we can offer warmer, more personal levels of service.
It would be easy to scale up, cram in and cut corners, but we never will.
Because to us, the size we are is the size we should be.
S M A L L S H I P S
F O R A B I G W O R L D
Whoever said that “bigger is better”?
Not us.
While the cruise industry has gone for bigger
ships brimming with more and more people,
we’ve always believed that small is better.
Because smaller ships bring big benefits.
They mean we can treat passengers as guests,
like the family-run business we are.
They can dock at smaller ports, much closer to the parts
of our planet we’re most passionate about showing.
They mean we can avoid overcrowding, both aboard
and ashore, so our guests can disembark easily and
enjoy the freedom to see, explore and experience.
They mean we can offer warmer,
more personal levels of service.
It would be easy to scale up, cram in
and cut corners, but we never will.
Because to us, the size we are
is the size we should be.
We’re small and proud of it because years of experience have shown us that smaller ships allow us to take you on the finest cruises in the world. There are many reasons for this but we’ve distilled them down to seven:
You can visit more interesting places
You get much closer
You can get on and off more easily
You can be kinder to the environment
You’ll enjoy a more personal service on board
And that’s equally true when we take you ashore
You avoid overcrowding