World Voyager

World Voyager—the newest addition to our fleet— is a modern expedition ship built for science and discovery. Every design element, from the deluxe, all-balcony suites—with direct views into the surrounding polar wilderness—to the presentation theater and Science Hub, embody the spirit of discovery: the never-ending urge to explore and learn more about our rugged polar landscapes. Wellness amenities, such as the spa, sauna, swimming pool, Jacuzzis and outdoor running track, allow guests to rejuvenate throughout their polar expedition. The beautifully designed restaurant and spacious lounges are ideal for guests to gather and engage in lively discussions about the day’s discoveries. Another pivotal space on World Voyager is the Science Hub, where guests can share knowledge, information and insights with our scientists in residence and our Expedition Guides as part of our Science & Discovery program. The latest Rolls-Royce propulsion technology ensures a comfortable, fuel-efficient sailing experience as World Voyager navigates the Antarctic waters.

Suite · 345 sq. ft.

Located on Deck 5, and approximately 345 sq. ft. in size, these cabins have one double or two single beds, and a 100 sq. ft. walk-out balcony with access from sitting room and bedroom. A separate sitting area with sofa, double closets, refrigerator, TV, state of the art “infotainment” system, and private bathroom with shower is also featured in each cabin.

Cabin categories: WVO-DLX Deluxe Suite

Supplier information; cabin layout, amenities, and inclusions should be confirmed for your sailing.

Suite · 270 sq. ft.

Located on Decks 5 and 6, and approximately 270 sq. ft. in size, these cabins have one double or two single beds, and a floor-to-ceiling glass Juliet balcony. A sitting area with sofa, refrigerator, TV, state of the art “infotainment” system, and private bathroom with shower is also featured in each cabin.

Cabin categories: WVO-INF Infinity Suite

Supplier information; cabin layout, amenities, and inclusions should be confirmed for your sailing.

Suite · 365 sq. ft.

Located on Decks 5 and 6, and approximately 365 sq. ft. in size, these cabins have one double or two single beds, and a 100 sq. ft. walk-out balcony with access from sitting room and bedroom. A separate sitting area with sofa, refrigerator, TV, state of the art “infotainment” system, and private bathroom with shower, dual vanity, and bathtub is also featured in each cabin.

Cabin categories: WVO-OWN Owner's Suite

Supplier information; cabin layout, amenities, and inclusions should be confirmed for your sailing.

Suite · 270 sq. ft.

Located on Decks 5 and 6, and approximately 270 sq. ft. in size, these cabins have one double or two single beds, and a 100 sq. ft. walk-out balcony with access from sitting room and bedroom. A separate sitting area with sofa, walk-in closet, refrigerator, TV, state of the art “infotainment” system, and private bathroom with shower is also featured in each cabin.

Cabin categories: WVO-SUP Superior Suite

Supplier information; cabin layout, amenities, and inclusions should be confirmed for your sailing.

Suite · 215 sq. ft.

Located on Decks 5 and 6, and approximately 215 sq. ft. in size, these cabins have one double or two single beds, and a 55 sq. ft. walk-out balcony. A sitting area with sofa, refrigerator, TV, state of the art “infotainment” system, and private bathroom with shower is also featured in each cabin.

Cabin categories: WVO-VER Veranda Suite

Supplier information; cabin layout, amenities, and inclusions should be confirmed for your sailing.

Features of the Vessel

Science Hub
This designated space on Deck 4 enables guests to share knowledge, information and insights with scientists, researchers, and our Expedition Guides. 

2 Rolls Royce Engines
World Voyager features two state-of-the-art Rolls Royce hybrid-electric engines, significantly reducing its environmental impact on the Polar Regions. 

MAGS
Micro Auto Gasification System (MAGS) is the industry-leading system that converts waste into energy at the site that it’s generated. MAGs eliminates the environmental impact of waste transportation, offering an innovative sustainability feature that exceeds all industry standards. 

Wraparound Deck
Deck 8 offers a wraparound deck to take in panoramic views of the Polar Regions; various areas also feature heated seating, allowing for optimal comfort while out on deck. 

Features & Amenities

Ready Room
The Ready Room on Deck 3 enables you to comfortably prepare for, and disembark from, Zodiac excursions and shore landings and is conveniently located adjacent to Zodiac embarkation points.  

Sauna
Perfectly juxtaposed luxury: guests can rest and relax in the comfort and warmth of the sauna while enjoying the spectacular views outside.   

Spa
Offering a variety of treatments exclusively crafted for our guests, the spa allows passengers to fully relax and unwind before their next off-ship adventure. 

Polar Boutique
Forgot something at home? Don’t worry. Our Polar Boutique on Deck 4 is stocked with the industry’s top cold-weather expedition gear. 

Lecture Theater
Our theater-style auditorium on Deck 4 can easily accommodate everyone on board, so it serves as our main hall where presentations and videos are provided for your education and enjoyment.  

Dining Room
There is one dining room located on Deck 4. If there is one constant at sea, it is that you’ll enjoy delicious meals on a daily basis. 

Observation Lounge
The glass-domed Observation Lounge on Deck 7 is a comfortable spot to relax and enjoy panoramic polar views. 

Gym
Located on Deck 4, fitness center hours are posted at the door, with facilities available on a first come, first served basis. 

Pool & Jacuzzis
Deck 7 features a large heated outdoor pool, surrounded by deck space, and flanked by two Jacuzzis. Availability is subject to opening times on board.  

Cruise-line information, not a ship-specific guarantee. Confirm venues and inclusions for your ship and sailing.

A commitment to conservation and community.

Quark Expeditions partners with scientists, conservation groups and local communities to further the efforts of wildlife conservation and sustainable community tourism. 
Over the next three years, Quark Expeditions and our guests will invest over $2.5M USD through our conservation and community partnerships and projects. 

We connect our guests to the natural world through hands-on experiences and education. 

Advancing Polar Research
Every year, we provide researchers access to remote areas, advancing data on polar wildlife and ecosystems, while enriching guest education onboard. Last year alone, we invested $440,000 in in-kind berths.  

Supporting Polar Conservation
Through onboard auctions and direct contributions, we help fund conservation organizations like Blue Marine Foundation, Penguin Watch, South Georgia Heritage Trust and more. In 2024, our team and guests donated $215,000 towards polar research and conservation.  

Proud Members of Industry Associations
We actively contribute to industry membership associations that govern tourism in the polar regions by proudly serving on 30 committees and working groups for IAATO, AECO, CLIA, and Travel Nunavut.  

We deliver authentic experiences for our guests that benefit our local partners and the communities we visit. 

Partnering with Local Organizations
We partner with local organizations to create experiences that connect guests with communities and their traditions. Our Tundra to Table dining experience has been featured in National Geographic, Smithsonian, Afar and others, informing an audience of over 10-million people about Igapall and Greenlandic cuisine. 

Supporting Community Programs
We work with Arctic communities to support their goals for economic development and sustainable tourism—strengthened by local guide placement, we have put more than $200,000 USD towards community programming in 2024.

Investing in Communities
Through onboard auctions and program proceeds, we help fund initiatives such as cultural infrastructure, community-led food banks, and culturally and linguistically relevant programs. Last year, the Quark Expeditions team and our guests donated $80,000 to community and education.  

Land Acknowledgement

Quark Expeditions acknowledges and affirms the Articles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and recognizes Indigenous peoples’ inherent rights and historical territories. 

Our office is located in the Toronto region, the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. We acknowledge that this land is covered by Treaty 13, signed with the Mississaugas of the Credit, and the Williams Treaties, signed with multiple Mississaugas and Chippewa bands. 

The areas we visit – the Arctic, subarctic, and coastal regions of southern South America – are the traditional homelands of many Indigenous Peoples. These include the Inuit within Inuit Nunangat, the Inuit of Kalaallit Nunaat, and the Yagán and the Selk’nam of current-day Patagonia. These places have complex colonial histories, about which we have much to learn. 

We offer our gratitude and respect to Indigenous Peoples for their enduring wisdom and stewardship of these lands and waters. We honor the ancestors who cared for these territories as well as the present-day guardians who continue to safeguard the ecosystems, historical sites, and sacred places that we have the honor of visiting. 

Reconciliation is an ongoing process for us all. We are committed to partnering with and learning from Indigenous communities to ensure our presence is respectful and contributes positively to their lands and cultures. Connection to land, histories, languages, and cultures is essential to identity. We honor this connection as we work to build a We invite you to learn more about the people who have inhabited the land you are on or are visiting. 

Pool and loungers aboard World Voyager.

Relaxation loungers with sea views aboard World Voyager.

Onboard boutique aboard World Voyager.

Sauna with sea views aboard World Voyager.

Scenic viewing from the deck aboard World Voyager.

Bar and lounge aboard World Voyager.