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Seabourn Venture: ship guide
Seabourn’s first purpose-built expedition ship: 264 guests, PC6 hull, 24 Zodiacs.
Best for: Experienced travelers who want Antarctica, Greenland, Iceland or the Northwest Passage on a small polar-class ship with Seabourn’s all-inclusive service, and who want a Zodiac seat for every guest rather than a wait list. Sails from Ushuaia, Reykjavik, Kangerlussuaq in 2026 and 2027.

About Seabourn Venture
Seabourn Venture launched in 2022 as the line’s first purpose-built luxury expedition ship, built in Italy to PC6 Polar Class standards with an ice-strengthened hull. At about 23,000 gross tons and 557 feet she carries 264 guests in 132 oceanfront veranda suites, served by a crew of about 120 and a 19-member expedition team of scientists, scholars and naturalists. Two Zodiac loading platforms, a Landing Zone on Deck 3 and 24 Zodiacs plus eight double kayaks let the whole ship go ashore quickly.
The ship keeps the Seabourn ocean-ship comforts: open-seating dining in The Restaurant and The Colonnade with no surcharge, premium spirits and fine wines poured all day, a personal suite host, a stocked in-suite bar and Swarovski binoculars in every suite. Expedition-specific spaces include the Expedition Lounge and Discovery Center on Deck 4, the forward Bow Lounge, the Constellation Lounge observation room on Deck 9, the Sky Bar and an infinity pool aft on Deck 5, and glass-walled saunas with ocean views in the spa.
Venture works the Northern Hemisphere from spring to fall and Antarctica in the southern summer. In 2026 she sails Iceland, Greenland, Labrador and the British Isles from Reykjavik and Kangerlussuaq in July and September, then heads south for the Antarctica, South Georgia and Falklands season from Ushuaia between October 2026 and March 2027. In 2027 she adds eight Arctic departures, two Northwest Passage round trips from Kangerlussuaq and Seabourn’s first 94-day Pole to Pole Grand Expedition from Greenland to Ushuaia, departing August 17, 2027.
- Built to PC6 Polar Class standards with an ice-strengthened hull for Antarctica and the High Arctic
- 24 Zodiacs, eight double kayaks and two loading platforms for fast landings
- 19-member expedition team of scientists, scholars and naturalists on every voyage
- Expedition Lounge, Discovery Center lecture theater and the forward Bow Lounge
- Constellation Lounge on Deck 9 with a mast-mounted Cineflex camera that broadcasts wildlife sightings to every suite
- Infinity pool and Sky Bar at the stern, with glass-walled ocean-view saunas in the spa
- 132 oceanfront veranda suites, every one with Swarovski binoculars and a stocked bar
- 94-day Pole to Pole Grand Expedition from Greenland to Ushuaia in 2027
Staterooms and suites
Veranda Suite
About 355 square feet including a 75 square foot veranda, with a queen or twin beds, a living area with convertible sofa, walk-in closet, stocked bar and refrigerator and a bath with separate tub and shower; the four Veranda grades spread across Decks 5 to 8.
Penthouse Suite
About 527 square feet including a 97 square foot veranda, with a separate bedroom, two flat-screen TVs and dining for two to four, mostly on Decks 7 and 8.
Penthouse Panorama Suite
About 417 square feet including an 85 square foot veranda, with oversize windows so the bed faces the view; found in suites 513 to 516, 611 to 614, 711 to 714 and 802 to 805.
Owner’s Suite
About 1,023 square feet including a 484 square foot veranda in suites 700 and 701, with a separate bedroom, dining for four, complimentary Wi-Fi and a whirlpool tub, plus a personal heated wardrobe for drying expedition gear.
Signature and Wintergarden Suites
Signature Suites on Deck 8 and Wintergarden Suites on Deck 7 with a glass-enclosed solarium, dining for six and a pantry with wet bar; suites 733 and 735 or 734 and 736 combine into Grand Wintergarden Suites.
Seabourn Venture deck plans
Deck by deck, straight from our booking engine: the plan, the stateroom categories on that deck and the public rooms. Pick a deck.

Deck 10
Plans are the cruise line’s current drawings as supplied to our booking engine. Layouts change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the exact stateroom when you book.
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Dining on Seabourn Venture
The RestaurantIncluded
Open-seating main dining room on Deck 4 with classic and creative fine dining and new seasonal recipes each week.
The ColonnadeIncluded
Casual indoor and outdoor venue on Deck 5 with buffet or table service for breakfast and lunch and themed dinners.
The PatioIncluded
Poolside casual dining beside the infinity pool for salads, pizza and burgers when the weather allows.
Sushi bites at The ClubIncluded
Light sushi and sashimi bites served in The Club in the early evening.
Seabourn SquareIncluded
Coffee bar on Deck 6 with specialty coffees, pastries, sandwiches and gelato beside the library and guest services.
In-Suite DiningIncluded
Dinner from The Restaurant menu served in the suite or on the veranda, plus an all-day menu.
Caviar on the IceIncluded
Champagne and caviar served on the ice or from a Zodiac on polar sailings, alongside the Polar Plunge.
Entertainment and activities
- Zodiac cruises and landings led by the expedition team, with guided walks, hikes and snorkeling where conditions allow
- Optional kayaking in eight double kayaks, about 90 minutes per outing
- Discovery Center lectures and recaps on natural history, culture and the day’s wildlife
- Constellation Lounge observation room with the mast camera feed, and the Bow Lounge forward
- The Club and Sky Bar with live music, plus the stern infinity pool and whirlpools
- Image Masters photography masterclasses with professional photographers
- The Spa at Seabourn with glass-walled saunas, treatment rooms and an ocean-view fitness center
- Polar Plunge and Caviar on the Ice on Antarctic and Arctic sailings
Families and who it suits
Seabourn Venture suits adults; there is no kids club or youth program, Zodiac and kayak outings are run for grown-up explorers, and the itineraries are long polar and remote-island voyages of 10 to 25 days.
Best for: Experienced travelers who want Antarctica, Greenland, Iceland or the Northwest Passage on a small polar-class ship with Seabourn’s all-inclusive service, and who want a Zodiac seat for every guest rather than a wait list.
Sails from: Ushuaia, Reykjavik, Kangerlussuaq · Regions: Antarctica, Arctic, Iceland & Greenland, Northwest Passage, British Isles
Shore excursions in Seabourn Venture’s upcoming ports
The ports on Seabourn Venture’s next sailings. Pick one to see the tours Shore Excursions Group runs there, book before you sail and skip the line at the pier.
Ports from sailings departing Oct 29, 2026 onward; itineraries vary by date and your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the ports for your sailing. Tours are sold and operated by Shore Excursions Group, an independent tour company; SmartCruiser earns a commission on bookings made through these links at no extra cost to you.
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What is the Pole to Pole Grand Expedition?
Facts checked against Seabourn: Seabourn Venture, Seabourn: Expedition ships, Seabourn: Expedition experiences, Seabourn press release: first-ever Pole to Pole Grand Expedition for 2027 on October 13, 2026. Ship details change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the current layout when you book.
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