Ocean Victory

The luxury Ocean Victory is a modern polar ship built with comfort in mind. The ship started sailing in 2021 and with a total of 93 well-appointed staterooms, most with ocean views. It offers incredible visual experiences when sailing through some of the most pristine environments. Holding just 189 passengers, this vessel delivers a unique blend of comfort and sustainability. 

 WHY WE LOVE THE OCEAN victory

>This modern ship was designed to minimise fuel consumption and operate with a focus on sustainability 

>Almost all cabins have their private balcony, a luxury not seen on all ships

>Built with X-Bow technology, you’ll enjoy increased stability in rough water conditions 

 FEATURES OF THE OCEAN victory

Innovative design

The Ocean Victory is built with unique technologies and sturdy construction. The ship’s X-Bow provides high stability in rough seas and some of the smoothest movement on high waves, accompanied by Ice Class 1A classification for cutting through difficult ice conditions. 

Modern and luxurious amenities 

This modern ship offers everything you could want on your Antarctic cruise, including a Polar Spa, contemporary lecture theatre, fitness centre, Jacuzzis and an infinity pool, plus fine dining within the Panorama Specialty Restaurant. With floor-to-ceiling windows, you can dine surrounded by the beauty of Antarctica.

Low-energy construction 

Similar to other vessels in its class, the Ocean Victory was built with a strong focus on sustainability, in an attempt to preserve the unique environments through which it sails. A low-energy vessel, the Victory has four diesel engines and two electro engines, all controlled electronically to optimise speed and minimise fuel consumption. 

Generous staterooms

Stylishly designed cabins, most with private balconies, are adorned in a blue and white hue, a nod to your polar travel. With modern design and plenty of room for storage, you’ll feel right at home as you travel to the remote regions of our planet.

Please note - Deckplan changes from 2025 Arctic Season