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As the fourth PONANT Sistership, Le Lyrial offers an intimate yacht atmosphere, a theater, observation spaces, a swimming pool and facilities suited to expedition cruising.
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Le Lyrial is a compact luxury expedition yacht designed for intimate voyages in destinations ranging from polar regions to the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean. Delivered by Fincantieri in 2015, the ship combines French-inspired interiors with a high space-to-guest ratio, 122 staterooms and suites, and a current maximum capacity of 245 guests. Its smaller size supports access to ports and coastal areas that are unsuitable for larger cruise ships, while onboard enrichment and expedition-oriented facilities complement the destination-focused experience.
As the fourth PONANT Sistership, Le Lyrial offers an intimate yacht atmosphere, a theater, observation spaces, a swimming pool and facilities suited to expedition cruising.
French-influenced gastronomy is central to the onboard experience, with dining venues complemented by lounges, bars and an outdoor bar service.
The theater hosts lectures by guest experts and naturalists, live shows, concerts and professional performances; lounges and an observatory provide quieter social spaces.
The ship has 122 staterooms and suites, including window or porthole rooms, balcony staterooms, Deluxe and Prestige Suites, Grand Suites, Grand Privilege Suites and an Owner Suite.
Wellness facilities include a SOTHYS and Davines spa, treatment and massage services, hairdressing, a sauna and a fitness room.
Fincantieri describes energy-saving LED lighting and environmentally focused technologies, while PONANT says the ship's environmental performance has continued to be enhanced since delivery.
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