Launched in 2022, Seabourn Venture is the luxury cruise line's first expedition ship. With Seabourn Quest having already made its mark in Antarctica, Seabourn developed their Ventures by Seabourn program, offering expedition options across the fleet in 2015. Seabourn Venture offers an advantage over other lines who are new to polar adventure, with passionate and knowledgeable expedition staff, and all the luxury touches Seabourn is known for. The ship is designed in luxe lodge style, with faux fireplaces, fur pillows and green velveteen banquettes and chairs. Seabourn's signature caviar service is also offered, and the cruise is all-inclusive, except for some special excursions, events, kayaking and submarine rides. Seabourn Venture has many familiar venues, including Seabourn Square, The Club, Bow Lounge and Expedition Lounge. There's no pool deck, but there is an infinity pool and hot tubs at the back of the ship and on Deck 9. All rooms have balconies, ranging from 355sqft Veranda cabins to two-story Wintergarden Suites of nearly 1400 sqft. Panorama Verandas come with full-floor-to-ceiling windows, a bathtub that abuts a full outside window, and heated tile floors. The food on Seabourn Venture has all the trappings of the luxury line, from The Restaurant to the buffet at the Colonnade, to snacks in The Club. Room service allows guests to order anything from the Restaurant to their suite. Two submarines are onboard Seabourn Venture, but their usage depends on the itinerary and conditions. Sub rides are not included in the fare and can cost $500 to $900 per person. For the most up-to-date testing, masking and vaccination requirements aboard Seabourn Venture, please visit Seabourn Cruises or Cruise Critic’s guide to masking requirements on the world’s major cruise lines.