Part of the fleet
Seabourn
Intimate ultra-luxury — 458-to-600-guest all-suite ships, an open-bar culture and a marina that folds out of the stern.
- Introduced
- 2009
- Gross tonnage
- 32,000 GT
- Capacity
- 458 guests
The Odyssey class tripled Seabourn's ship size in 2009 while keeping the intimacy of the original 208-guest yachts, carrying 458 guests across 32,000 GT.
All three are all-suite and almost entirely all-balcony, with a two-deck spa, four dining venues including The Grill by Thomas Keller, and a watersports marina that folds out of the stern in calm anchorages.
The class is the workhorse of the fleet, covering the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Caribbean, Alaska and Asia across a full year of deployment.
Sister ships
Ships in the Odyssey Class
3 sister ships share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the Seabourn fleet.
Launched 2009
Seabourn Odyssey
The lead Odyssey-class Seabourn ship — 458 guests, open bars throughout, a fold-out marina and The Grill by Thomas Keller.
Launched 2010
Seabourn Sojourn
The second Odyssey-class ship — the same 458-guest layout, regularly assigned to Northern Europe and the Australia and Asia seasons.
Launched 2011
Seabourn Quest
The third Odyssey-class ship — ice-strengthened and long the fleet's Antarctica vessel before the dedicated expedition ships arrived.
Also in Seabourn
Other ship classes
Encore Class
Seabourn's larger pair, Encore and Ovation — a full extra deck over the Odyssey class, Sushi at sea and an expanded Thomas Keller estate.
Expedition Class
Seabourn Venture and Pursuit — PC6 ice-class ultra-luxury expedition ships carrying two submersibles, 24 Zodiacs and a 24-strong expedition team.
Cruise line