Why we like the Ocean Adventurer cruise ship
- Extensive recent refurbishment has considerably benefited this already popular ship
- One of the more stable Arctic vessels with her rounded stern and active stabilizing system
- The promenade deck areas are a great place to hang out and watch icebergs float past
- An enthusiastic and dedicated team of expeditionary staff who really go the extra step
- The lounge and dining room's panoramic windows mean you never miss out on the passing scenery
- A cruising speed of 12.5 knots puts her in the faster category of ships
Watch our Video Tour of the Ocean Adventurer
Trips aboard Ocean Adventurer
Photos of Ocean Adventurer
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Cruising Arctic waters
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Navigating the ice in Svalbard
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Dining room onboard
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The observation lounge
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The onboard library
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Sailing in the High Arctic
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Plenty of open deck space to view wildlife from
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Wildlife spotting from the top deck
Technical Specifications
- Passenger capacity: 128 passengers
- Ice class rating: Ice Class 1A
- Size: 101.1m long x 16.2m wide
- Refurbished: 2016
- Other key feature: Library and Lounge
Cabin Categories
*Note that the above measurements are approximate averages and exact cabin size can vary
The Ocean Adventurer has 70 cabins, all outward facing, and they include ensuite bathroom facilities, as well as a TV and DVD player. All cabins have twin beds except for the triple.
Owner's Suites (3)
- These cabins are located on the Bridge Deck
- Windows with exterior views
This is an all-new suite category that is part of the 2017 renovation of the vessel - the image to the left is a visualisation of what to expect.
Suites (3)
- All 3 suites are located on the Captain's Deck
- 2 windows
Deluxe (11) and Superior (5)
- 5 Deluxe cabins are located on the Upper Deck
- 6 completely new Deluxe Cabins are located on the Captain's Deck, are slightly larger than those located on the Upper Deck, and have unobstructed view
- 2 windows
Main Deck Twin Window (18)
- These 18 cabins are located on the Main Deck and the Lower Deck
- 1 window
Main Deck Porthole (6)
- These 6 cabins are located on the Main Deck
- Porthole
Lower Deck Twin (13)
- Located on the Lower Deck
- Two lower berths
- Private facilities porthole window with exterior views
Triple (6)
- All 6 cabins are located on the Main Deck, towards the front of the vessel
- Porthole
Communal Areas
Explore the most remote corners of the world in comfort with free time spent between the lounge and bar areas, the Polar Boutique, and the Polar Library.
Get your heart rate going before the day of adventure ashore with use of the exercise room, and learn from the polar specialists with lectures in the presentation room.
Deck Plan
Onboard Communications
If whilst in the Arctic you wish to stay in touch, there are a number of options to choose from:
- Internet & wifi: available as a pre-paid PIN card that grants access to wifi spots found in the public spaces, but the signal should reach cabins too. Generally, 100mb cards cost about $100.
- Satellite phone card: available as a pre-paid PIN card. Expect costs of about $0.25/minute when calling to the USA.
- Ship-based email: available for a nominal fee of about $30 (text-based email)
- Mail: it is possible to send mail from the ship
Due to the remoteness of the location, the options available are only suitable for light data traffic, meaning that internet access or the uploading of images is not possible. Email access, however, is still available.
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