The Clelia II is an all-suite luxury ship, refurbished and redecorated for its 2009 launch. The private yacht-like small-ship cruise liner hosts no more than 100 guests in 50 suites. Every suite includes an ocean view and is 215 square feet or larger. All suites on the ship include a sitting area or living room, queen or twin beds, large closets and air conditioning. Each room also includes a DVD player, mini-refrigerator and a marble-decorated bathroom with teak floors. The ship offers guests an open bar, library, Internet access, two lounges, spa, gym, beauty salon, hospital, boutique, dining room, Jacuzzi and two sun decks.
The Le Boreal is a yacht-type cruise ship making trips to the Antarctic. The luxury cruise ship holds 264 passengers and is decorated with neutral tones and vibrant splashes of red throughout the ship. The cruise ship offers haute cuisine in its dining areas. The Gastronomic Restaurant serves international and French cuisine with fine wine. The Grill Restaurant also offers buffet and themed dinners. The ship includes a theater, games area, library, fitness center, beauty center, lounges, spa and a library with Internet access. The ship offers staterooms and suites, most with a private balcony.
The Orion is a luxury cruise ship, custom-made for expeditions but equipped with luxurious furnishings. The ship only books around 50 couples for each cruise, all cared for by a crew of 75. The Orion offers 31 suites and 22 staterooms, all featuring ocean views. All rooms have marble bathrooms, Lanvin toiletries, Grohe tapware, a flat-screen TV, Internet access, 24-hour room service and a continuously stocked mini-refrigerator with bottled water. The best rooms available are the four Owner's Suites, each with a bedroom, living room and French balcony. The Orion also includes a boutique, gym, salon, hospital, Jacuzzi, theater, lounge and bar, library, observation lounge, spa and sundeck.
