Ocean Adventurer

During the re-fit, an additional six new twin cabins and three suites were added to the ship, giving it a total capacity of 128 guests in 65 cabins, plus room for 87 crew members. Triples can be accommodated in the six triple rooms, which include two twin beds and a further third above one of the beds in a bunk bed style. All rooms have a view of the spectacular scenery outside; the size of this view depends on the room, from a porthole window up to the ample windows in the three Owner’s suites.

The cabins are fairly functional but very comfortable, and with all the amenities that you should need during a voyage of this type. They all have private en-suite bathrooms, hairdryers, bathrobes, a safe for your valuables, climate control, daily housekeeping and laundry service.

The communal areas are welcoming, and during the voyage, you may even be allowed to access the bridge to observe how the captain and the officers sail and navigate the ship. Mail can be posted from the ship for that special memento for a loved one, or perhaps just a reminder to yourself of this remote part of the world. Even phone calls and access to the internet are possible on board, and vouchers can be purchased from reception. 

The comfortable facilities on board the Ocean Adventurer include a gym, a medical clinic, a well-stocked library, a polar boutique shop, observation decks, and a spacious lounge cum lecture theatre.

The dining room is located on the upper deck and as it is surrounded by windows you won’t miss a thing. Seating is unreserved and dining takes place in one sitting. Meal times may change due to activities or wildlife sightings but you will always receive three freshly cooked meals a day. There is also a 24-hour beverage station in the lounge.