Royal Clipper

Accommodation on Royal Clipper combines traditional sailing charm with modern comfort. Most of the 114 cabins offer ocean views and feature twin beds convertible to a queen, marble-finished bathrooms, a TV with DVD player, safe, hairdryer and elegant furnishings. The Deluxe Suites add private verandas, whirlpool baths and 24-hour room service, while the Owner’s Suites provide the ultimate indulgence with generous space and refined luxury.

Dining on Royal Clipper is a relaxed yet refined affair, with open seating and ever-changing menus inspired by international and regional flavours. Enjoy buffet-style breakfasts and lunches, and elegant evening meals served at your table with fine wines and warm, attentive service - all in a beautifully designed dining room surrounded by ocean views.

Life on board Royal Clipper is relaxed and sociable, with entertainment that reflects the ship’s intimate sailing style. Evenings might include live music in the Piano Bar, a cocktail in the Tropical Bar under the stars, or an engaging talk from the Captain about the day’s adventures. The atmosphere is informal and friendly, with guests gathering to share stories, enjoy the sea breeze and experience the genuine camaraderie of small-ship sailing.

The Royal Clipper offers a range of health and wellness options designed to refresh both body and mind. Guests can enjoy a workout in the fully equipped fitness centre, take a dip in one of the three outdoor swimming pools, or join the crew for an invigorating climb up to the crow’s nest for panoramic sea views. The ship’s Captain Nemo Lounge and Spa, set below the waterline with portholes looking out to the ocean, provides massages, beauty treatments and a soothing marine-inspired atmosphere.

One of Royal Clipper’s most distinctive features is its watersports marina, which unfolds directly from the stern to the sea. When conditions allow, guests can swim, snorkel, kayak or paddleboard straight from the ship, or try their hand at other complimentary activities like sailing and windsurfing. It’s a rare chance to enjoy the ocean up close - diving into clear blue waters by day and returning to the elegance of a tall ship by night.