La Terrazza

La Terrazza brings the warmth of an Italian table into the dining moments of an expedition voyage, offering a gentler transition within a more active rhythm. By day, buffet selections and freshly prepared dishes set the scene, with breads, salads, seafood, and hot items that help travellers restore energy before or after going ashore. After night falls, handmade pasta, olive oil, tomatoes, herbs, and wine draw the table into a more unhurried Southern European mood. Its appeal does not lie in formal display, but in bringing familiar flavours, attentive service, and everyday life at sea together. When the day's landscapes still linger in memory, a warm dinner here allows those impressions to settle. It also gives travel companions time to gather their thoughts over shared dishes and a bottle of wine. From morning coffee to evening dessert, La Terrazza lets the voyage continue naturally through aroma, conversation, and the colour of wine in the glass. Dinner reservations are recommended

The Grill

The Grill is an outdoor barbecue space that brings an expedition voyage back to a more relaxed table. By day, set close to the pool and sea breeze, it is well suited to restoring energy after going ashore, taking in the views, or resting on deck, with salads, meats, and seafood dishes. After night falls, hot-stone grilling adds a sense of participation to dinner, allowing guests to control the heat themselves as ingredients slowly warm in front of them and their aroma spreads through the sea air. The Grill does not pursue elaborate ceremony, but places flame, starlight, sea views, and conversation within the same easy rhythm. While the natural landscapes of the day still linger in memory, an outdoor dinner here lets the journey shift from exploration to relaxation. Travellers can share what they have seen while feeling the cool night breeze across the deck. From the first smoky bite to the final glass of wine, The Grill leaves the table with a warm and vivid afterglow of dining at sea. Dinner reservations are recommended

Dolce Vita

Dolce Vita is the most natural social lounge of the voyage. By day, it serves as a transition between expedition activities and dining, where coffee, sparkling wine, or a refreshing drink can gently slow the pace. After night falls, cocktails, wine, and soft lighting turn the space into a warmer gathering scene. There is no need for formal planning, nor any pressure to stay for long. Travellers can stop by for a drink before dinner, or continue the conversation after a briefing or performance. After a day of landings, scenic views, and time at sea, Dolce Vita feels like a comfortable in-between living room, where companions can share what they have seen and solo guests can quietly watch the ship's evening atmosphere unfold. As the sound of ice, voices, and service rhythms come together, every toast becomes an easy and elegant moment within the voyage.

Pool Bar

Pool Bar is the most relaxed poolside refreshment stop on deck, adding a crisp pause between swimming, sunbathing, and taking in the views. By day, guests can order a chilled drink or a glass of sparkling wine as the sea breeze and sunlight slowly set the holiday rhythm in motion. After returning from activities, it is also a natural place to sit briefly by the pool and let the body shift from the pace of exploration back into the ease of life at sea. There is no need for a formal seat, nor does the atmosphere try to be lively. Instead, its convenience, brightness, and closeness to the water accompany travellers through the open spaces of the afternoon. As ice sounds lightly in the glass and pool reflections move across the deck, Pool Bar makes every stop feel light, easy, and unmistakably relaxed.

Panorama Lounge

Panorama Lounge is the sea-view lounge best suited to slowing the pace of the voyage. From its elevated outlook, the sea, daylight, and distant landscapes naturally enter the room. By day, guests can read, enjoy a coffee, or take a short pause between expedition activities, allowing the body to shift from the rhythm of going ashore back into the steadiness of life on board. After night falls, soft lighting and drink service bring a warmer social tone to the space. It is neither deliberately lively nor overly formal, but uses wide window views and an unhurried atmosphere to support the transitional moments of the day. When sailing through dramatic waters, the scenery beyond the glass becomes part of the setting, giving each stay a deeper sense of place. Whether watching the sea alone or sharing the day's impressions with companions, Panorama Lounge adds a quiet, open, and memorable pause to the voyage.

Connoisseur's Corner

Connoisseur's Corner is the most intimate tasting corner of the voyage, well suited to closing a day of expedition with a glass of Cognac, whisky, or a cigar. Low lighting, deep-toned seating, and a composed atmosphere naturally slow the pace of conversation and give solitude a quiet sense of ritual. This is not a place that seeks liveliness, but one that preserves a calm afterglow for travellers who know how to savour time. As the colours of the sea outside gradually darken, the aroma in the glass and the smoke of a cigar begin to mingle, as if the icefields, coastlines, or distant mountain silhouettes seen by day have been gathered into the deeper shades of night. Whether speaking softly with companions or settling alone into the memories of the journey, Connoisseur's Corner adds a mature, still, and lingering layer to evenings at sea. After the day's exploration, rest here becomes more than relaxation; it becomes another refined extension of taste.

Observation Lounge

Observation Lounge sits high on the ship, a quiet space that brings travellers closest to the sky and distant views during the voyage. Wide windows open onto the sea, icefields, or coastlines, allowing guests to greet the morning light with coffee or return after expedition activities to let the vast scenery slowly settle. Compared with a livelier lounge, it feels more like a calm viewing study, well suited to reading, conversation, or simply watching the route unfold ahead. As the ship passes through polar waters or natural bays, the view beyond the glass becomes the finest programme of all. When the weather shifts, guests can still remain comfortably indoors while observing subtle changes in clouds, wave colour, and light. Observation Lounge turns sailing into more than movement, making it a quiet stretch of time at sea that can be closely watched, absorbed, and remembered.