Cruise Ship Profiles
Ship specifications, photos, itineraries, accommodations, dining venues, notable rooms, activities, children's areas, deck plan, enhancements, incidents, accidents and more.
Our Home Port is Venice, Florida, a city located on the southwest coast of Florida in Sarasota County.
Seabourn Links
Seabourn Overview
www.seabourn.com
Seabourn Fleet
Seabourn Legend
Seabourn Odyssey
Seabourn Pride
Seabourn Sojourn
Seabourn Quest
Seabourn Spirit
CDC Ratings
2009 Rating 94 (Nov)
2010 Rating 99 (Mar)
2011 Rating 99 (Apr)
2011 Rating 96 (Dec)
2012 Rating 93 (Mar)
Deck Plan
Sky Deck 8
Midnight Sun Lounge/Sky Bar, Sun deck
Spa Deck 7
Bridge, Radio Room, Fitness Center and Spa, Pool and Whirlpools, Veranda Cafe
Oslo Deck 6
Passenger staterooms, Casino, The Club, Boutique
Deck 5
Whirlpool, passenger staterooms, Business Center, Tour office, King Olav Lounge, computer center, Purser, Cruise Director
Stavanger Deck 4
Passenger staterooms
Epicurean Deck 3
Medical center, Marina, The Restaurant
Notable Features
Midnight Sun Lounge
115 capacity seating cabaret style venue
The Sky Bar
Overlooking the sun deck and whirlpool spas, is a popular gathering spot both day and night, where Sky Grill dinners are occasionally served.
King Olav Lounge
215 capacity seating main showroom
The Club
Music and dancing
Spa
Two-deck, indoor/outdoor spa facility of more than 11,400 square-feet.
Pool Area
Expansive pool and sunbathing area
Bergen Deck
Business Center, Library and Card Room.
Epicurean Deck
Medical Center and Marina.
MV Seabourn Spirit
The second of Seabourn’s intimate, all-suite vessels was launched in November, 1989. Built at the Schichau Seebeckwerft shipyard in Bremerhaven, Germany, Seabourn Spirit was christened by Aagot Brynestad, the mother of Seabourn founder Atle Brynestad.
A variety of lounges and bars, scaled for relaxed sociability, invite guests to get to know each other. Complimentary service of fine wines and spirits contributes to a convivial, club-like atmosphere both here and on the open teak decks, where guests find plenty of comfortable seating both in the sun and shade, and ever-attentive service including full bar service, fresh fruit smoothies and sherbets, mineral water spritzes, frozen towels and even sun lotion and sunglass cleaning.
A pair of large whirlpool spas grace the sun deck, and a third one is set all the way forward on Deck 5, perfect for watching the world go by . On certain days in warm water destinations, the captain will anchor off an inviting stretch of beach and deploy the ship’s unique fold-out watersports Marina, creating a private island resort where guests can water-ski, sail, swim or snorkel right from the ship. Public rooms on Seabourn Spirit were extensively refurbished in 2010 with a fresh, contemporary flair that keeps them at the top of the rankings in the luxury cruise category.
Specifications
Ship Class:
Launched: 1988
Refurbished: 2007 & 2011
GRT: 10,000
Length: 404 ft.
Draft: 16.5 ft.
Speed: 16 Knots
Passengers: 208
Accommodations
Stateroom Amenities
All accommodations are ocean-view suites of 277 square feet or more, many with balconies. Suites have a stocked bar, flat-screen TV and DVD player and Bose Wave stereo CD player. Superb cuisine created by celebrity chef Charlie Palmer is served in an open-seating restaurant. Alternative casual dining is available in the indoor/outdoor Veranda Café. Guests may also enjoy dinner served, course-by-course, in the privacy of their suites.
Stateroom sizes
| Standard Suite | 277 | Sq. ft. |
| Seabourn Suite | 277 | Sq. ft. w/veranda |
| Classic Suite | 400 | Sq. ft. w/veranda |
| Double Suite | 544 | Sq. ft. w/veranda |
| Owner's Suite | 530-555 | Sq. ft. w/veranda |
Dining Venues
The Restaurant
The ship’s main dining venue is an elegant room capable of seating all guests. Breakfasts, luncheons and dinners are served in an open-seating style, inviting guests to dine where, when and with whom they wish at every meal. During extended dinner hours, guests can order from The Restaurant menu and have their meal served by a waiter in their suite. (Deck 3 Midships).
Veranda Café/Restaurant 2
During the day, the Veranda Café is a popular option for lavish buffet-style breakfasts and lunches enjoyed either indoors or outside overlooking the wake. In the evening, it is transformed into Restaurant 2, alternately serving innovative small-plates tasting menus or regionally themed bistro-style dinners. (Deck 7 Aft).
Patio Grill
Breakfast, lunch and dinner poolside.
In-Suite Service
If you're in the mood for a late night pizza or just some fresh crudités in your suite, the Odyssey offers an extensive room service menu around the clock. During dinner hours, you can choose to have dinner served course by course in your suite, complete with fine linens and personal service.
