The order comes after the ultra-luxury cruise line agreed a “two-unit” deal with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri in the summer. 

Crystal revealed the 61,800-gross-ton vessel will feature amenities and "innovative" designs, “ensuring unparalleled comfort and indulgence for guests”. 

One feature will be a promenade extending through the ship, similar to the one on Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity. 

Eateries Umi Uma – the only Nobu restaurant at sea – and Beefbar will also feature on the new ship, which will be delivered in 2032. 

The new ship will have all-suite accommodation with private verandas, including a single occupancy category. 

Crystal said its “commitment to comfort” means its ships have “the highest crew-to-passenger ratios in this segment, ensuring personalised service and attention to detail”. 

Abercrombie and Kent (A&K) Travel Group bought both of Crystal’s existing vessels six months after the line collapsed in 2022 under previous ownership. 

Manfredi Lefebvre d’Ovidio, executive chair of A&K Travel Group, said: “Exercising this option and agreeing to build a third ship together showcases the trust and partnership between my family and Fincantieri, dating back to Sitmar Cruises and evolving through Silversea to our present vision with Crystal.”