Why we like the Ocean Victory
- 70% of the staterooms offer private balconies and all cabins are exterior, enabling you to enjoy the spectacular icy views
- Two jacuzzis allow you to warm up in style after a chilly day out exploring on foot and by Zodiac
- Advanced "clean ship" engines with significantly lower emissions than traditional expedition vessels
- The top ice class 1A/PC6 rating allows for safe navigation of challenging polar waters
- A purpose-built expedition ship with X-Bow® Infinity technology and zero speed stabilisers, improving your comfort in rough waters
- For active travellers, optional activities include kayaking, snowshoeing and camping
Photos of Ocean Victory
Your expedition vessel
Panorama restaurant
Beagle Restaurant onboard
Lecture room onbard your vessel
Library on board the vessel
Library on board the vessel
Bar lounge onboard
Observation lounge
Polar spa onboard
King penguins in front of your expedition vessel
Kayaking in Antarctica
Your expedition vessel in South Georgia
Your expedition vessel in Paradise Bay, Antarctica
Your vessel in Antarctic waters
Lizzie says
I sailed aboard Ocean Victory in February 2022 and loved waking up to panoramic views of sculptural icebergs and jagged glaciated mountains through the floor-to-ceiling balcony doors. A perfect way to start the day!
Lizzie Williams Polar Product & Partnerships Manager
Voyages aboard Ocean Victory
Cabin Categories
Ocean Victory has a total of 93 comfortable cabins for guests, all with a view of the ocean, and 70% with their own private balcony. Several restaurants, a wellness area, the Nordic Bar, an open deck dining facility and a modern lecture lounge all ensure absolute comfort for those onboard. A Green Initiative Programme promises environmentally friendly and sustainable practice for all elements of your voyage.
*Please note cabin sizes below INCLUDE the balcony area
Premium Suite
- Located on Deck 4
- Approximately 45m² (484ft²)
- Private balcony
- Double bed or two single beds
- Separate living area with sofa bed, table and chair
- Spacious bathroom
Category A - Junior Suite
- Located on Deck 7
- Approximately 42m² (452ft²)
- Private balcony
- Double bed or two single beds, with option to convert to a triple capacity
- Sofa bed, table and chair
- Spacious bathroom
Category B - Balcony Suite
- Located on Deck 4 & Deck 6
- Approximately 28m² - 35m² (301ft² - 377ft²)
- Private balcony
- Double bed or two single beds
- Seating area
- Ensuite
- Cabins 428 and 429 are accessible cabins, with wet room style bathrooms, with no shower tray, a fold down seat and a shower curtain rather than glass. These cabins also have automatic open and close doors to the public corridor and also ramps can be provided to smooth access across the lip of the balcony door.
Category C - Balcony Stateroom
- Located on Deck 4 & Deck 6
- Approximately 24m² (258ft²)
- Private balcony
- Double bed or two single beds
- Seating area with sofa bed (which can be used for a child)
- Ensuite
- Option to book two cabins with connecting doors if travelling as a group
Category D - Porthole Stateroom
- Located on Deck 3 & Deck 4
- Approximately 22m² (237ft²)
- Porthole windows
- Double bed or two single beds
- Seating area
- Ensuite
- Convenient location for passengers with limited mobility
- Please note: although on the same deck as the mudroom, the cabins on Deck 3 cannot directly access to the mudrooms due to the presence of crew-only areas in between. Therefore you will need to walk up one flight of stairs onto Deck 4 and onto down to the stern where there are stairs directly down into the mudroom.
Category E - French Balcony Stateroom
- Located on Deck 7
- Approximately 16m² (172ft²)
- French balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Double bed
- Ensuite
Category F - Triple Stateroom
- Located on Deck 3
- Approximately 22m² (237ft²)
- Porthole windows
- 2 single beds & 1 sofa bed
- Seating area
- Ensuite
- Please note: although on the same deck as the mudroom, the cabins on Deck 3 cannot directly access to the mudrooms due to the presence of crew-only areas in between. Therefore you will need to walk up one flight of stairs onto Deck 4 and onto down to the stern where there are stairs directly down into the mudroom.
Category G - Single Stateroom
- Located on Deck 3
- Approximately 18m² (194ft²)
- Porthole window
- Double bed
- Seating area
- Ensuite
- Please note: although on the same deck as the mudroom, the cabins on Deck 3 cannot directly access to the mudrooms due to the presence of crew-only areas in between. Therefore you will need to walk up one flight of stairs onto Deck 4 and onto down to the stern where there are stairs directly down into the mudroom.
Deck Plan
Onboard Communications & Facilities
Keep in mind, we will be cruising in a very remote region of the world. Where accessible, internet access is available for an extra charge.
The official language onboard is English; however, the expedition team and crew are often a wonderful mix of nationalities. If you form part of a large group and require communication in your own language, please let us know and we may be able to make special arrangements to accommodate your needs.
What our customers think of Ocean Victory
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