- Launched
- 2009
- Gross tonnage
- 32,000 GT
- Passengers
- 458 guests
- Crew
- 335
- Length
- 198 m
- Home port
- Athens / Barbados
Seabourn Odyssey entered service in 2009 and tripled the line's ship size while keeping the intimacy of the original 208-guest yachts.
All-suite and almost entirely all-balcony, she carries a two-deck spa, four dining venues and one of the highest space ratios in the luxury segment.
Drinks are open across the ship at all hours with no package to buy, gratuities are included, and caviar is served on request anywhere aboard.
The fold-out stern marina deploys in calm anchorages for swimming, kayaking and paddleboarding.
Highlights
Open bar throughout
All drinks included at every bar with no package and no signing.
The Grill by Thomas Keller
A fixed-menu American chophouse developed with the three-Michelin-star chef.
Fold-out marina
A stern watersports platform deployed whenever sea conditions allow.
Available on this ship
Onboard experiences
Accommodation
Cabin types and classes
Veranda Suite
The volume grade at around 27 sq m plus veranda, with a separate sitting area and walk-in wardrobe.
Panorama Veranda Suite
A larger footprint on the Encore-class ships with floor-to-ceiling glazing.
Penthouse Suite
Around 50 sq m with a separate living room, dining table and guest bathroom.
Owner's Suite
A forward or aft position with a wraparound veranda, dining for six and a guest bath.
Wintergarden Suite
Around 100 sq m attached to a private glass solarium containing a tub and day bed under a skylight.
Expedition Veranda Suite
On Venture and Pursuit: all-veranda suites with dedicated cold-weather gear storage and a drying area.
Food and drink
Dining options
Included in your fare
The Restaurant
The main dining room, open seating with no assigned tables, serving a five-course dinner nightly.
The Colonnade
A casual indoor-outdoor venue serving buffet breakfast and lunch and a themed regional dinner.
The Patio
Poolside grill for lunch, converting to a relaxed dinner venue in warm weather.
Sushi
A dedicated sushi restaurant on the Encore-class ships, included with no cover charge.
In-suite dining
24 hours, including course-by-course dinner served in the suite at no charge.
Speciality restaurants (charged)
The Grill by Thomas Keller
A fixed-menu American chophouse developed with the three-Michelin-star chef — included, reservation required.
Earth & Ocean at The Patio
An evening tasting menu served under the stars on selected nights, included in the fare.
Every dining venue including The Grill by Thomas Keller is included — Seabourn does not charge covers anywhere.
Venue line-up reflects the Seabourn standard; the exact restaurants aboard Seabourn Odyssey vary with the ship's class and most recent refit.
On board
Entertainment
Grand Salon
Cabaret performances, guest artists and Seabourn's own vocal ensemble.
An Evening with Tim Rice
A signature musical revue created for the line, staged on the ocean fleet.
Expedition lectures
The Ventures team runs a daily lecture programme on expedition and expedition-adjacent voyages.
The Club and Observation Bar
Live piano, jazz and dancing nightly, with caviar service on request.
Bars
Drinks packages
Open bar throughout
All drinks at every bar are included at all hours with no package to buy and nothing to sign.
In-suite bar
Stocked to stated preference on embarkation, with spirits, wine and mixers replenished at no charge.
Caviar in the surf
Caviar and champagne served on request anywhere aboard, including at the marina platform.
Ashore
Excursions
Standard shore excursions are charged separately; Ventures by Seabourn small-group expedition excursions are also priced individually and sell out early.
Seabourn Shore Excursions
Conventional guided touring bookable online before sailing.
Ventures by Seabourn
Zodiac cruising, kayaking and guided hikes led by the expedition team, capped at small numbers.
Seabourn Journeys
Multi-day overland extensions run by the line between ports.
Marina days
Complimentary use of the fold-out watersports platform when conditions allow.
Value
What the fare includes — and what it doesn't
Included
- All dining including The Grill by Thomas Keller
- Unlimited open-bar drinks at all hours
- Gratuities throughout the ship
- Wi-Fi allowance for every guest
- Watersports at the marina platform
- Complimentary caviar service on request
Not included
- Flights and transfers
- Shore excursions and Ventures experiences
- Spa treatments and salon services
- Premium wine list beyond the included selection
- Submersible dives on the expedition ships
Connectivity
Wi-Fi at sea
Technology
Starlink low-earth-orbit satellite
Included in the fare?
A Wi-Fi allowance is included for every guest, with unlimited access from Penthouse grade and for higher Seabourn Club tiers.
Included allowance
A standard data allowance covering browsing, email and messaging.
Unlimited upgrade
Unlimited streaming-grade access, complimentary in Penthouse suites and above.
Coverage on the expedition ships remains variable in the highest polar latitudes where satellite geometry is poor.
Same class
Sister ships
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.
Cruise line
Explore the brand
Seabourn
Intimate ultra-luxury — 458-to-600-guest all-suite ships, an open-bar culture and a marina that folds out of the stern.
Carnival Corporation & plc (parent group)
Carnival Corporation is the world's largest cruise operator by fleet and passenger volume, parent of nine cruise brands spanning contemporary to ultra-luxury — including Carnival, Princess, Holland America, Cunard, Costa, AIDA, Seabourn, and Britain's P&O Cruises.