Cabins Destiny

Twin

Three lower deck cabins with separate beds and a nightstand between them, finished in pale oak. En-suite bathroom with a rain shower, individually controlled air conditioning and cove lighting around the ceiling. The most affordable category on board. There is no cabin 2 on this ship — the guides' cabin takes its place.

Deck

lower deck

Beds

2 single beds

Windows

Window

Cabin numbers

1, 3, 4

cabins of this type

3

Double

Two lower deck cabins with a wide king size bed, a headboard and open shelving in pale oak. En-suite bathroom with a rain shower and cove lighting around the ceiling.

Deck

lower deck

Beds

1 king size bed

Windows

Window

Cabin numbers

5, 6

cabins of this type

2

Twin

Three sun deck cabins with separate beds. Deep navy panels and herringbone wood with LED lighting, and a wide window above the waterline. En-suite bathroom with a rain shower and individually controlled air conditioning.

Deck

sun deck

Beds

2 single beds

Windows

Large window

Cabin numbers

7, 8, 9

cabins of this type

3

from

€140–170 per person per week above the lower deck fare

Double

The only double-bed cabin on the sun deck. A glossy navy bulkhead, a wood-panelled headboard with chevron LED lighting and a wide window above the waterline. En-suite bathroom with a rain shower.

Deck

sun deck

Beds

1 double bed

Windows

Large window

Cabin numbers

10

cabins of this type

1

from

€140–170 per person per week above the lower deck fare

Suite

The suite sits forward on the sun deck and is the largest cabin on board. Panoramic glazing wrapping 180 degrees, a sofa and a desk by the windows, and a sea view straight from the bed. En-suite bathroom with a rain shower and the ship's name etched on the glass.

Deck

sun deck

Beds

1 double bed

Windows

180° panoramic glazing

Cabin numbers

11

cabins of this type

1

from

€210–250 per person per week above the lower deck fare