Inside the lavish Ritz-Carlton super yacht sailing the world
Luxury hotel brand Ritz Carlton has a lavish second super yacht on the way.
Ilma will join the firms first vessel, Evrima.
The vessel is undergoing trials and will set sail from Barcelona in September.
With the highest ratio of space per guest at sea, the company says Ilma will feature 224 suites – all with private terraces.
Two new upper suite categories will also be on offer.
It'll carry a total of 448 guests.
Here's a look inside Evrima.
Evrima was built in 2001.
It has just 149 cabins on board and holds a total of 298 guests, making it an intimate way to cruise the world.
Forget naff or gaudy interiors, everything on board is top notch and super stylish.
All suites aboard the yachts offer "luxury sleep systems," the company says.
They also have a private terrace.
The company claims its yachts blend the "refined residential feel and legendary service of The Ritz-Carlton with the relaxed freedom of the yachting lifestyle."
"It sails in the Mediterrania, Caribbean and northern Europe.From Barbados, Aruba and Puerto Rico to Venice, Athens and Barcelona whichever dream destination you want to go, you can get there in pure opulence," it says.
Passengers also get a personal concierge to cater for their every whim.
You can also eat in your suite, no matter the time, with 24-hour dining.
Pictured is one of the split level 'loft' suites.
Multiple pools and spas are on offer, so guests can sun themselves while journeying to their next destination.
The Pool House is one of multiple restaurants on board, offering a casual snack spot.
The Living Room is a spot to have a drink or read a book.
As for entertainment, the ship has classical and jazz musicians plus offers educational lectures.
Even children are catered for, with a kids room on board.
Not surprisingly, holidaying on a Ritz-Carlton yacht costs thousands of dollars.
The ship has its own humidor for smoking cigars.
