Signature highlights
Small-ship expedition design, ice-strengthened hull, Zodiac-based shore landings, observation areas, a lecture theater, library, helipad, and outdoor pool.
World Adventurer
World Adventurer is a 200-guest Atlas Ocean Voyages expedition ship, in service since 2024. This page collects its itineraries, ports of call and technical specifications. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
✓ Expedition travelers seeking a compact ship
✓ Wildlife watchers using open viewing areas
✓ Travelers preferring suite-only accommodation
World Adventurer at a glance
Ship size
Bigger than 43%
A small expedition-size ship at 9,934 gross tons — #317 of 566 ships we track. 50 tons of ship per guest.
Best for
- Expedition travelers seeking a compact ship
- Wildlife watchers using open viewing areas
- Travelers preferring suite-only accommodation
- Guests wanting Zodiac-based exploration
- Families needing limited triple-occupancy accommodation
Think twice if you want
- Travelers seeking casinos or large-scale nightlife
- Passengers wanting many restaurants and specialty dining venues
- Travelers seeking inside cabins without ocean views
- Families looking for a dedicated kids club
- Guests wanting extensive onboard entertainment
Live Position ● 3 weeks ago
Heading to: LIVORNO, IT
9.0 knots
Under Way Using Engine
Position data may be outdated.
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
About World Adventurer
World Adventurer is a compact, ice-strengthened expedition ship associated with Atlas Ocean Voyages and Mystic Cruises. Built by Portugal’s West Sea shipyard, the 126-metre vessel is designed for small-ship exploration in polar and other remote destinations. It carries about 200 guests in 98 suite-style accommodations and combines a relatively shallow draft with expedition equipment suited to Zodiac landings. Public vessel records identify it by IMO 9904912 and its current Portuguese MMSI.
Ship at a Glance
- Operator
- Atlas Ocean Voyages
- Builder / shipyard
- West Sea Shipyard, Viana do Castelo, Portugal
- Registry / flag
- Portugal (Madeira) (formerly Portugal; confirmed by the ship’s AIS identity)
- Call sign
- CQAM2
- IMO number
- 9904912
- MMSI
- 255806212
- Draft
- 4.7 m
- Previous names
- World Adventurer
Onboard Experience
For families
The ship is oriented toward expedition travelers and adults, with limited family-oriented accommodation information publicly confirmed. Some suites can accommodate three guests.
Pools, spa & wellness
Outdoor heated saltwater pool, jogging track, gym, sauna, spa, and hair salon are listed in published deck-plan information.
Accessibility
Public sources reviewed do not provide a sufficiently detailed current accessibility specification. Accessibility arrangements should be confirmed directly with Atlas before booking.
Environmental features
The vessel uses hybrid diesel-electric propulsion and advanced water-treatment systems; its expedition design and dynamic-positioning capability are intended to support operations in sensitive destinations.
Deck plans
Venues Cabins only Both · Tap a deck to see what's on it
Deck 8
Observation Deck Jogging Track HelideckDeck 7
Observation Lounge Swimming Pool Gym Sauna Room SpaDeck 6
Infinity Suite Veranda Suite Triple Suite Journey Suite Navigator SuiteDeck 5
Infinity Suite Veranda Suite Journey Suite Discovery Suite Navigator SuiteDeck 4
Dining Room Restaurant Navigator Lounge Lecture Theater Polar LibraryDeck 3
Adventure StateroomCabins & suites
Oceanview 37%
Balcony 49%
Suite 14%
| Category | Type | Cabins | Size | Balcony | Sleeps | Decks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adventure StateroomCategory AS; porthole window. | Oceanview | 12 | 185 sq ft | — | 2 | 3 |
| Infinity SuiteCategory IS; French balcony with a sliding window. | Oceanview | 24 | 270 sq ft | — | 2 | 5, 6 |
| Veranda SuiteCategory VS; step-out veranda. | Balcony | 48 | 270 sq ft | 55 sq ft | 2 | 5, 6 |
| Triple SuiteCategory TS; family-oriented triple-occupancy suite with either an outdoor or French balcony. | Suite | 4 | 300 sq ft | 40 sq ft | 3 | 6 |
Dining, bars & venues
8 included 1 extra cost in the fare, by the line's own published policy.
Dining
Dining Room Restaurant
Included
The main dining room serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with open seating and an outdoor terrace.
Bars & lounges
Navigator Lounge
Varies
A multipurpose lounge with a staffed bar serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
Observation Lounge
Varies
A glass-domed lounge with panoramic views and an outdoor terrace.
History & sister ships
Other Ice-strengthened expedition ship ships
No itineraries found for this ship.
World Adventurer FAQ
What flag does World Adventurer sail under?
World Adventurer is registered in Portugal (Madeira). Some older references still list Portugal.
How many passengers does World Adventurer hold?
World Adventurer carries about 200 guests with roughly 117 crew.
How old is World Adventurer?
World Adventurer entered service in 2024.
How big is World Adventurer?
At 9,934 gross tons and 126 m long, World Adventurer is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 43% of the 566 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.
Is dining included on World Adventurer?
The main dining room and standard meals are included in the fare. The ship uses open seating, and dining is scheduled around expedition activities.
Are gratuities included?
Atlas Ocean Voyages includes gratuities for onboard service staff in the cruise fare.
Is Wi-Fi included?
Atlas Ocean Voyages lists Wi-Fi among its included fare benefits for this expedition product.
Are children accommodated on World Adventurer?
The ship has a limited number of triple-occupancy suites, including family-oriented Triple Suites. It does not have a dedicated kids club or onboard babysitting service.
Does World Adventurer have accessible facilities?
Public sources reviewed do not provide enough ship-specific accessibility detail to confirm cabin or public-area specifications. Passengers should verify individual requirements with Atlas Ocean Voyages before booking.
What is the onboard dress code?
Public sources reviewed do not provide a ship-specific formal dress-code statement. The published onboard description emphasizes expedition activities and relaxed lounge and dining spaces.