This Sailing Yacht Might Be the Most Luxurious—and Unique—Way to Cruise the Med this Summer
Jumeirah has partnered with The Maltese Falcon to offer luxurious week-long sailing itineraries in the Mediterranean. The superyacht features impressive amenities and can accommodate up to 12 guests, with itineraries including popular destinations like the Balearic Islands and the French Riviera. Guests can also enjoy unique experiences on land, enhancing their Mediterranean adventure.
- ▪Jumeirah's partnership with The Maltese Falcon allows for exclusive week-long charters in the Mediterranean.
- ▪The superyacht features advanced sailing technology and luxurious accommodations for up to 12 guests.
- ▪Charters start at $7,000 for a week, with additional experiences available at Jumeirah Mallorca.
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CruiseThis Sailing Yacht Might Be the Most Luxurious—and Unique—Way to Cruise the Med this SummerLuxury hotel group Jumeirah has partnered with The Maltese Falcon to curate week-long itineraries in the Mediterranean.By Emma LoveMay 21, 2026Courtesy JumeirahSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyIn the last few years, a handful of hotel brands have taken to the water, launching bookable-by-the-cabin luxury cruise ships as an extension of their on-land hospitality offerings.
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