The Maris Fleet
Boutique flagships, expedition vessels & river yachts.
Every ship in our fleet is chosen for spacious staterooms, considered guest-to-crew ratios, destination-led dining, and access to intimate ports.
Fleet Directory
Explore our ships by category
From 160-guest European river yachts to 2,600-guest contemporary resort ships.

Aurelia Nova
An intimate superyacht-inspired flagship for discerning voyagers.
Aurelia Nova represents a modern approach to boutique luxury cruising. Designed with sweeping teak promenades, all-suite accommodations, and an unrivaled 1.4:1 guest-to-crew ratio, she is built to access smaller, storied ports inaccessible to larger mega-vessels.

Celeste
Bright contemporary ocean sailing with generous open-air decks.
Celeste is defined by light-filled Scandinavian architecture, spacious outdoor verandas, and a relaxed, social atmosphere that caters to couples, friends, and discerning families alike.

Solis
State-of-the-art modern exploration with limitless dining and leisure.
Solis is Maris Voyages' premier large ocean vessel, combining expansive resort-style sun decks, comprehensive youth and family programs, multiple specialty culinary concepts, and top-tier sustainability innovations.

Northstar
Purpose-built for the dramatic fjords and quiet northern passages.
Reinforced for Arctic and Northern European navigation with zero-emission battery hybrid propulsion, Northstar delivers intimate panoramic exploration of Norway's UNESCO fjords, Iceland, and the Baltic.

Maison Rhine
A boutique Parisian hotel floating along Europe's storied waterways.
Custom-crafted with French balcony suites, an expansive herb-garden sun deck, and regional chef partnerships along the Rhine, Danube, and Moselle rivers.

Endeavour II
Polar Class 6 expedition vessel with Zodiac fleet and science labs.
Endeavour II carries intrepid voyagers to the glacier faces of Alaska and the Antarctic with 16 Zodiac landing craft, sea kayaks, and an expert team of 20 naturalists, glaciologists, and wildlife photographers.

