MS Seaventure

A World-Class Small Ship Experience.

The MS Seaventure was custom-built for both the challenges and opportunities that only Antarctica can offer. Its size is formidable enough to deliver a supreme level of comfort and safety even in challenging seas, yet small enough to provide a superior level of personalized service, casual luxury, and flawless access to all things Antarctica. Seaventure’s 1-A Super ice class rating, the highest ice class awarded to passenger vessels, will take you places lesser ships can’t go. The ship features all outside-facing staterooms (some with balconies), a 360 viewing deck, as well as al fresco dining on the Lido deck when weather permits.

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A ship built for Antarctic waters
Highest ice rating
Small-ship, personalized luxury
Full wrap-around viewing deck
Multiple outdoor event spaces
Oversized viewing windows throughout
Multiple dining areas, gym, sauna

Going Where Other Ships Can’t

Antarctica is a uniquely challenging environment, one that Seaventure is supremely prepared for. Its state-of-the-art stabilizing system provides safe, comfortable passage through even rough seas, and its ice rating is second-to-none in these waters. This means Seaventure can usher you into places (and amazing experiences) that regularly turn away lesser ships

Antarctica is Always Front and Center

Seaventure features an outer viewing deck that circles the entire ship, and an outdoor dining area and heliport where we host events whenever weather permits. Indoors, our elegant dining areas and spacious presentation room surround you with oversized windows, so you’ll never have to miss a passing iceberg or an impromptu sighting of a Humpback or school of Orcas. Even our treadmills and ellipticals keep your eyes trained on the mesmerizing Antarctic landscape.

Caring For a Fragile Environment

When Polar Latitudes replaced our previous ships with Seaventure three years ago, we reduced our per-passenger emissions by 20%, a critical factor in the decision. Onboard, we’ve reduced the use of plastic by 50% over the last 3 years, with a goal of zero unrecycled plastic by 2025. Even our expedition jackets, produced by Shackleton of London, will be 100% recycled by the ’24-‘25 season.