Photograph pendingThe second sailing yacht
The operator’s keel-laying announcement identifies Olympian as the sister of Corinthian, at 220 metres long. Its three tilting masts use Chantiers de l’Atlantique’s SolidSail system, combined with engine propulsion. A sailing yacht of this scale is a different product from a small traditional tall ship.
Where is it expected to sail?
The announced 2027 programme adds Mediterranean and northern European routes, including departures from London. Check the actual itinerary and sailing date before treating that as a permanent UK base. The published route matters more than a broad regional label.
Suites, dining and the details still to confirm
Industry reporting describes 54 suites, but the reviewed operator product page mixes Olympian and Corinthian text and lists a guest total that needs resolving. Capacity and tonnage are therefore withheld here. Do not copy the sister ship’s full specification, room benefits or restaurant promises into an Olympian booking comparison without confirmation.
Who should consider it?
Keep it in mind if the sail-assisted yacht format and the announced routes appeal. Compare practical inclusions, suite layout, access arrangements and port times with other luxury yachts. This is a construction-stage preview, so read the booking conditions before purchasing separate travel.
Published specifications and dates
Planned operator published guest capacity; occupancy basis not stated unless specified. Expected first passenger service year. Expected entry: 2027; exact first passenger date not resolved. Operator product page mixes Olympian and Corinthian copy. Guest capacity and tonnage withheld rather than transferring the sister’s specifications.
Construction and service plans
Announced and under construction. Planned entry: 2027; exact first passenger date not resolved. Shipyard: Chantiers de l’Atlantique.
Sources and specification notes
Checked 25 October 2026. Official operator information takes priority; secondary references and unresolved differences are identified in this guide.