Seabourn Venture

Seabourn · Mega Yacht class · 2022

Seabourn Venture measures 23,000 gross tons, with room for 264 guests. Seabourn Venture sails 10-night cruises from Ushuaia and moves to Kangerlussuaq in Jul 2027.

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Seabourn expedition ship Seabourn Venture arriving at Syros, aerial view from the bow
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BuiltYear built
2022
TonnageGross tonnage
23,000
Decks
8
Cabins
132
Guests
264
317 at full occupancy
Crew
120

Seabourn Venture cruise schedule

21 cruises in the next 12 months · open a cruise to see its itinerary · all times local

    1. Ushuaia
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      Thu 19 Nov 17:00
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    2. At sea
      Fri 20 Nov
    3. At sea
      Sat 21 Nov
    4. At sea
      Sun 22 Nov
    5. At sea
      Mon 23 Nov
    6. At sea
      Tue 24 Nov
    7. At sea
      Wed 25 Nov
    8. At sea
      Thu 26 Nov
    9. At sea
      Fri 27 Nov
    10. At sea
      Sat 28 Nov
    11. At sea
      Sun 29 Nov
    12. At sea
      Mon 30 Nov
    13. At sea
      Tue 1 Dec
    14. At sea
      Wed 2 Dec
    15. At sea
      Thu 3 Dec
    16. At sea
      Fri 4 Dec
    17. At sea
      Sat 5 Dec
    18. At sea
      Sun 6 Dec
    19. At sea
      Mon 7 Dec
    20. At sea
      Tue 8 Dec
    21. Ushuaia
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      Wed 9 Dec 07:00
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Where Seabourn Venture sails

Homeport and departures by month · Oct 2026 – Sep 2027

Most of its sailings are in the South America, with more in the Iceland, Greenland, Faroe Islands. Seabourn Venture sails from Ushuaia (Nov 2026 – Mar 2027), Rio de Janeiro (Apr 2027) and Seville (Apr 2027).

UshuaiaRio de JaneiroSevilleCopenhagenLondon (Greenwich)BelfastReykjavíkKangerlussuaqNumber = cruises starting that month

Ports Seabourn Venture visits

99 ports of call in the next 12 months · homeports not counted

HomeportPort of callSize = ship calls

How Seabourn Venture sails

Sailings starting in the next 12 months · Oct 2026 – Sep 2027 · from published itineraries

Port intensity

Port days and sea days per cruise, between embarkation and return

Time in port
10 h
median · 2 – 82 h
Port days
49%
of days between embarkation and return
Overnight calls
20
staying past midnight
Late departures
11
after 20:00 · latest 23:59

Cruise patterns

  • 0 ports · 9 sea days10 nights5 cruises
  • 0 ports · 19 sea days20 nights2 cruises
  • 0 ports · 11 sea days12 nights2 cruises
  • 15 ports · 19 sea days35 nights1 cruise
  • 15 ports · 13 sea days31 nights1 cruise

Port daySea dayEmbarkation and return days not shown

Sea days are the days between embarkation and return with no port call. Hours in port run from arrival to departure; calls with unpublished times are left out. Late departure = leaving a port of call after 20:00, local time.

Seabourn Venture specifications

From the cruise line and ship registries · metric units

Ship

Cruise line
Seabourn
Class
Mega Yacht class
Year built
2022
Status
In service
IMO
9862023
MMSI
311000930

Size

Gross tonnage
23,000 GT
Length
170 m
Beam
26 m
Decks
8
Cruising speed
19 knots

Capacity

Guests, double occupancy
264
Guests, full occupancy
317
Cabins
132
Crew
120
Guests per crew member
2.2
Space per guest
87.1 GT

How it compares

300th largest of 350 ships in service, shared with Amangati

Gross tonnage

  • Seabourn Venture23,000
  • Seabourn average31,932
  • All ships in service91,156

Guests, double occupancy

  • Seabourn Venture264
  • Seabourn average408
  • All ships in service2,189

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About Seabourn Venture

Seabourn Venture is Seabourn's first purpose-built PC6 polar-class expedition ship, delivered by T. Mariotti in Genoa on 28 June 2022. She carries 264 guests at double occupancy in 132 suites, with a crew of 120. She entered service on 27 July 2022 with a voyage from Tromsø to Svalbard and was named in the Weddell Sea, Antarctica, in November 2022. In spring 2023 she spent time at Damen Shiprepair Brest to replace stabilizer fins lost in the Drake Passage.