Seabourn Venture

Taking luxury expedition cruising to a new level, the Seabourn Venture, along with sister ship, Seabourn Pursuit, has all the brand’s upscale luxury and amenities on a vessel built for exploration. With a PC6 Polar Class rating, along with the ship’s modern hardware and technology, the Seabourn Venture can effortlessly handle curated voyages to all seven continents. Onboard, the private yacht atmosphere and intuitive service creates a personal ambience, and the interiors create the feel of a luxe lodge with faux fireplaces, fur throws and tactile velvets. Seabourn claim the ship’s voyages offer a ‘Safari at Sea,’ experience, with the ship being base camp, the guides the Expedition Team, and the 4 x 4 is either a kayak, Zodiac, or submarine.

The ship has 264 suites, all spacious and all with private balconies, full length windows, comfortable seating area, dining area, interactive TV, Wi-Fi, fully stocked bar and spacious bathroom with shower and bathtub. Book a Penthouse or Owner’s Suite for a separate bedroom. The heart of the ship is Seabourn Square featuring a lounge, terrace, library, and snack bar. Other shared spaces include the Club, Bow Lounge, Expedition Lounge, and the Discovery Center, used as a theater and briefing room. The world-class dining venues are all complimentary, with a flexible dine anywhere with anyone approach. The Restaurant serves a three-course upscale dinner every evening, while other dining options include the Colonnade, the Club and room service.

On deck, guests can choose from an infinity pool and selection of hot tubs. Or head to the Spa & Wellness Center featuring an exclusive mindfulness program. Boasting a 24-strong Expedition Team comprising world-renowned experts in their field, guests have the option to experience guided Expedition Experiences and Complimentary Signature Events. These include exploring the wildlife and landscapes using the fleet of Zodiac boats (able to accommodate all guests at once), double sea kayaks and two custom-built six-person submarines, along with hiking, snorkeling, scuba diving and events such as Caviar on Ice and the Polar Plunge.