An Insider’s Guide to the Caribbean

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The enchantment of the Caribbean is elevated with a journey on Ilma or Evrima, where the days unfold in radiant, effortless style. Picture pristine beaches coming into view as you relax with a drink in hand on the Marina Terrace, the gentle sea breeze filling the air. Revel in the thrill of a new island each day and as the sun dips below the horizon, the evening comes alive with gatherings in intimate lounges. This is the yachting lifestyle reimagined — warm days, starlit nights, and unforgettable moments on deck, crafted for those who seek true escape. 

Greenock, Scotland

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Situated on the scenic estuary of the River Clyde, Greenock is a charming and friendly town with a rich maritime history in the shipbuilding industry. A stroll along the Esplanade reveals views of the Firth of Clyde and historic waterfront homes, and the nearby museums, galleries and parks can be easily explored on foot. Greenock is also a gateway to Glasgow, less than an hour’s train ride away.

Greenock, Scotland

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Situated on the scenic estuary of the River Clyde, Greenock is a charming and friendly town with a rich maritime history in the shipbuilding industry. A stroll along the Esplanade reveals views of the Firth of Clyde and historic waterfront homes, and the nearby museums, galleries and parks can be easily explored on foot. Greenock is also a gateway to Glasgow, less than an hour’s train ride away.

Salerno, Italy

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Nestled on the eastern edge of the beautiful Amalfi Coast, the town of Salerno offers a blend of rich history and modern Italian charms. The historic city center is a maze of cobbled streets, vibrant piazzas and landmarks like the 11th-century Salerno Cathedral, a pilgrimage site believed to house relics of Saint Matthew in its elaborate crypt adorned in brilliant frescoes. The palm-lined waterfront promenade of Lungomare Trieste invites a seaside stroll, while the hilltop Castello di Arechi provides sweeping views from above.

Salerno

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Nestled on the eastern edge of the beautiful Amalfi Coast, the town of Salerno offers a blend of rich history and modern Italian charms. The historic city center is a maze of cobbled streets, vibrant piazzas and landmarks like the 11th-century Salerno Cathedral, a pilgrimage site believed to house relics of Saint Matthew in its elaborate crypt adorned in brilliant frescoes. The palm-lined waterfront promenade of Lungomare Trieste invites a seaside stroll, while the hilltop Castello di Arechi provides sweeping views from above.

TIDES

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The thoughtful design of the spacious main restaurant creates a warm, welcoming ambiance that balances a sense of privacy with the desire for social connection. Both traditional and innovative, the breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes showcase the fresh local ingredients and seasonal cuisines of the destinations that Ilma explores, with menus ever changing like the tides of the sea.

Located on Deck 3. 

DINING PRIVÉE

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Join friends at a private enclave within Tides for an exclusive dining experience. The stylish and inviting ambiance of Dining Privée provides the perfect setting for celebratory dinners and other special events. Reservations are required, and an additional fee applies.

Located on Deck 3.