Arcadia Cabins

Available across the widest spread of decks in the standard inside range – from the lower levels right up to the higher decks, giving the broadest choice of position.

At 19 m², still 2 m² larger than the standard inside grades – more usable floor space despite the view caveat.

Restricted view noted – the outlook from this cabin may be partially obstructed by ship structure or equipment.

Approx. 14.6–19.3 m² of private space: a practical, self-contained cabin for those whose days will be spent exploring the ship and destinations rather than the room.

Reserved for solo travellers – no single supplement applies, making this the most cost-effective way to cruise independently.

A pocket-friendly inside cabin with the full standard fit-out – ideal when your holiday is about the ports and the ship's public spaces rather than the cabin.

Located on lower to mid-ship decks – calmer underfoot than higher decks, with easy access to central lifts and corridors.

An entry-level inside cabin – the most cost-effective way to book this ship, with the full standard in-cabin fit-out included.

One of the most affordable inside grades – a sensible choice when the priority is spending time on deck rather than in the cabin.

Sits on the lower decks – among the most stable positions on the ship, with less noticeable motion at sea.

Spread across five decks from A to E – a wide choice of positions with generally lower-deck stability.

The most practical, budget-friendly inside option – everything you need for a comfortable night's rest, with your days free to enjoy the ship.

At 19 m², offers 2 m² more floor space than the standard inside cabins – a practical upgrade for the same interior tier.

Spread across the Sun Deck and upper lettered decks – higher position in the ship with shorter walks to open-air areas.

At 19 m², this is 2 m² more floor space than the standard inside cabins – a noticeably roomier layout for the same interior-cabin price point.