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Canadians Can Save Up to 35% on Emerald Yacht Cruises in 2026-2027

by Marsha Mowers  October 07, 2025
rendering of three emerald cruises superyachts

Rendering of Emerald Yachts Kaia, Riaya and Xara.

Emerald Yacht Cruises is inviting Canadian travellers to start planning ahead for 2026–2027 with limited-time savings of up to 35% on its current luxury yacht collection.

Set to make its debut in 2026, Emerald Kaia, the newest addition to the Emerald Yacht Cruises fleet, will embark on its inaugural season exploring the storied coastlines of the Mediterranean, Aegean, and Adriatic Seas before heading west to the Caribbean.

Travellers can save up to 20% off 2026–2027 Mediterranean & Adriatic cruises, up to 25% off 2026–2027 Seychelles cruises and up to 35% off 2026–2027 Caribbean cruises.

These exclusive unlocks savings on some of the world’s most spectacular destinations—all aboard custom-designed superyachts hosting just 128 guests.

Featured Cruises

Caribbean Yachting Hideaways (8-Day)San Juan > St John’s (Cruise from $5,545pp)Departs January – February 2026 & November – December 2027
Emerald Kaia Inaugural Voyage: Cyprus to the Acropolis (11-Day)Larnaca > Athens (Piraeus) (Cruise from $14,634pp)Departs April 4, 2026  
Seychelles Island Hopping (10-Day)Roundtrip Mahé, Seychelles (Cruise from $11,489pp)Departs December 11, 2026  
French & Italian Riviera with Corsica (8-Day)Civitavecchia (Rome) > Nice (Cruise from $8,841 pp)  Departs April – May 2026; itinerary is also available in reverse, travelling from Nice to Civitavecchia (Rome)

Inclusions onboard each luxury yacht consist of:

  • Airport transfers to and from luxury yacht
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board; complimentary water, restocked daily
  • Complimentary drinks throughout luxury yacht cruise
  • First-class service from an English-speaking crew
  • Excursions with knowledgeable local guides
  • Electric bicycles (mountain bikes included for select destinations)
  • EmeraldActive excursions (hiking and biking tours, kayaking, paddleboards, etc.)
  • Marina platform (swim-up platform at the stern; water sports equipment, snorkeling gear, water toys, etc.)
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Port charges and taxes, all gratuities on board included

At an additional cost, travellers can add pre and/or post cruise extensions, such as:

  • Pre- and Post-Cruise Extensions: Add a one-night stay in San Juan, St. Thomas, Athens, Nice, or Rome, complete with hotel transfers, daily breakfast, porterage, and seamless transfer to the yacht. For a deeper experience, guests can extend their journey with up to three nights in destinations such as Mahé, Bridgetown, Marigot, St. Thomas, San Juan, or St. John’s, Antigua; perfect for relaxed exploration and cultural immersion before or after their cruise.
  • Dubai Stopover with Seychelles Cruises: Travellers can elevate their Seychelles voyage with a Dubai stopover, available as a four-day pre-cruise or three-day post-cruise option. Experience Dubai’s striking blend of world-class shopping, modern architecture, desert adventures, and vibrant culture before or after an Indian Ocean escape.
  
  
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