The Caribbean
St Barths, the Grenadines, and the Pitons of St Lucia — shallow harbours and private anchorages well beyond the reach of larger ships, reached at a yacht's unhurried pace.
A fleet of three superyachts — Evrima, Ilma, and Luminara — carries The Ritz-Carlton's legendary service onto the water. Intimate by design, with nearly one crew member per guest, each yacht is all-suite: every accommodation opens onto a private terrace, with a spa-like double-vanity bath and 24-hour in-suite dining. Up to five restaurants and seven bars, The Ritz-Carlton Spa, and a signature marina that lowers straight into the sea turn each voyage into yachting as only The Ritz-Carlton could imagine it.
As a member of Virtuoso Voyages, we are able to offer our clients exclusive benefits on every sailing — arranged before you board and confirmed directly through us.
A Virtuoso host sails with the group, on hand through the voyage so questions are answered before they become problems.
A reception at the start of each sailing held solely for Virtuoso Voyages guests.
$100 per suite on voyages under 14 nights; $200 per suite on voyages of 14 nights or more, to spend across dining, spa, or excursions.
A private excursion or car and driver shaped around your pace rather than a group timetable.
Owner's and Loft suites are held for our clients ahead of general sale on participating sailings.
The retractable marina opens straight onto the water for swimming, kayaks, and tenders whenever the yacht is at anchor.
St Barths, the Grenadines, and the Pitons of St Lucia — shallow harbours and private anchorages well beyond the reach of larger ships, reached at a yacht's unhurried pace.
The Riviera, the Greek Isles, and tucked-away Adriatic ports like Kotor and Hvar — celebrated marinas by day, quiet coves by night.
With Luminara, the collection adds its first-ever sailings to Asia and Alaska, alongside Northern Europe and transatlantic crossings.
Mediterranean, Asian-fusion, and Pan-Latin menus across up to five restaurants and seven bars — on Luminara, venues shaped by Michelin-starred chefs Fabio Trabocchi and Michael Mina.
From a hidden whisky and cognac room to sea-facing lounges, the evening unfolds slowly — considered cocktails and an easy sophistication that is unmistakably Ritz-Carlton.
Sun-drenched pool decks and sea-level lounging, the day measured by nothing more than the light moving across the water.
A signature marina lowers from the hull straight into the sea — kayaks, paddleboards, and quiet swims off the back of the yacht at anchor.
A dedicated spa with eleven treatment rooms and wellness spaces at the water's edge — the Ritz-Carlton spa ritual, reimagined for the sea.
149 suites for 298 guests — the inaugural yacht, launched October 2022.
Every accommodation is a suite — each with a private terrace, a spa-like double-vanity bath, and 24-hour in-suite dining, finished in a calm, residential palette.
The upper suites stretch to 1,076 square feet, with expansive terraces and uninterrupted ocean views from every room.
Illustrative routings to spark the imagination — every sailing is shaped around you.
San Juan · St Barths · the Grenadines · St Lucia · Antigua
Private beaches and the Pitons, with the signature marina turning each turquoise anchorage into your own.
Rome · Sorrento · Dubrovnik · Kotor · Venice
Walled cities and shallow harbours, anchored each evening within reach of dinner ashore.
Copenhagen · the Norwegian Fjords · Bergen · the Baltic
Long northern light and dramatic coastlines, at a pace that favours the journey over the schedule.
149 suites for 298 guests — the inaugural yacht, launched October 2022.
224 suites for 448 guests, debuted September 2024 — the world's first Forbes Five-Star Cruise Ship.
226 suites, 2025 — carrying the collection's first-ever sailings to Asia and Alaska.