SEABOURN PURSUIT

SEABOURN PURSUIT (IMO: 9862035) is a Passenger vessel sailing under the Bahamas flag. It has an overall length of 564 feets and a beam of 79 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 311001081
• IMO: 9862035
• Call Sign: C6FD9
• Flag State: Bahamas
• Vessel Type: Passenger Ship (Expedition Cruise)
• AIS Type: Passenger

Specification

• Gross Tonnage: 23,000 GT
• Length Overall: 170 meters
• Beam: 23.6 meters
• Draft: 5.9 meters
• Decks: 10
• Passenger Capacity: 264
• Crew Capacity: 260
• Year Built: 2023

Propulsion

• Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric
• Propulsion System: Azipod propulsion units
• Bow Thrusters: Multiple bow thrusters fitted
• Ice Class: PC6 (Polar Class 6)
• Speed (Service): 16 knots
• Speed (Maximum): 17 knots

Shipyard

• Builder: T. Mariotti Shipyard
• Build Location: Genoa, Italy
• Hull Number: Not publicly disclosed
• Delivered: 2023

Owner / Operator

• Registered Owner: Seabourn Cruise Line Limited
• Operator: Seabourn Cruise Line
• Parent Company: Holland America Group / Carnival Corporation & plc
• Commercial Management: Seabourn Cruise Line, Seattle, Washington, USA

Navigation / Communications Equipment

• AIS Class: Class A
• GMDSS: Fitted
• Navigation Systems: ECDIS, GPS, Dynamic Positioning
• Radar: Multiple radar systems installed
• Satellite Communications: VSAT equipped

Operating Region

• Primary Regions: Expedition itineraries including Antarctica, Arctic, Northwest Passage, Alaska, Pacific Islands, and remote coastal destinations worldwide
• Trading Area: Worldwide, unrestricted
• Port of Registry: Nassau, Bahamas

Vessel Description

Seabourn Pursuit is an ultra-luxury expedition cruise ship, the second vessel in Seabourn's Venture-class series, sister ship to Seabourn Venture. The vessel is purpose-built for expedition cruising, combining the luxury standards of the Seabourn brand with the capability to navigate remote and polar regions. The ship carries a fleet of 24 Zodiacs for shore excursions and expedition landings, along with two custom-built submarines capable of carrying six passengers and a pilot to depths of 300 meters. The vessel accommodates 264 guests in 132 all-suite staterooms and features multiple dining venues, a spa, and extensive expedition support infrastructure. Her PC6 polar ice classification enables operations in seasonally ice-covered waters, making her suitable for Antarctic and Arctic expedition voyages. The ship incorporates advanced environmental systems and meets the most current MARPOL and Polar Code requirements.