The ship will be designed after the golden age of mythical cruises.
Passenger train developer Orient Express is unveiling the world's largest sailing ship, called Orient Express Silenseas, nearly 140 years after the launch of its first luxury trains,"This revolution in maritime history is an ambitious undertaking that pushes the limits of what is possible, said the post.
The firm describes the ship as a 220-meter-long ocean treasure with a tonnage of 22,300 Unattended Machinery Spaces , and 54 Suites measuring on average 70-square-meters. The ship will also have a monumental 1,415-square-meter Presidential Suite , two swimming pools, including a lap pool, two restaurants, and a speakeasy bar.The Orient Express Silenseas will also host an Amphitheatre-Cabaret where many shows will come to life and a private recording studio that will serve to create original melodies.
"With Orient Express Silenseas, we are beginning a new chapter in our history, taking the experience and excellence of luxury travel and transposing it onto the world's most beautiful seas," said Sébastien Bazin, Chairman and CEO of Accor.Silenseas, the world's largest sailing boat.
Orient Express Silenseas was inspired by a trip taken by Orient Express founder Georges Nagelmackers in 1867 when he embarked on
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