How many passengers does World Explorer hold?
World Explorer carries 172 guests at double occupancy and up to 200 at maximum capacity.

2019
Year Built
172
Guests
World Explorer Class
Class
9,300
GT
0
Pools
Purpose-built for polar exploration in 2019, World Explorer carries 172 passengers with a Polar Class 6 ice-reinforced hull and a sleek modern design by WestSEA shipyard in Portugal. Six passenger decks, all-outside cabins, and a large observation lounge make it one of the most comfortable mid-size expedition vessels for Arctic and Antarctic voyages.
Polar & Expedition Table — Fresh, Hearty Regional Cuisine Included in Fare
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GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
2
Sailings tracked
172
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 2 upcoming sailings on World Explorer (Quark Expeditions). Built 2019, 172 guests, 9,300 GT. Amenities: 1 hot tubs, self-laundry, accessible cabins, medical center. Browse Quark Expeditions sailings on GoCruiseTravel.com.
Traveling with accessibility needs? World Explorer has 3 accessible cabins.
Can I do laundry onboard?
Yes — self-service laundry available
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Casual
Are there formal nights?
No formal nights required
Can I smoke on the balcony?
No — balcony smoking not allowed
USB in Cabins
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World Explorer carries 172 guests at double occupancy and up to 200 at maximum capacity.
World Explorer was built in 2019.
World Explorer is operated by Quark Expeditions.
2 active sailings on World Explorer are currently bookable.
Yes, World Explorer features self-service passenger laundromats onboard.
On World Explorer, all onboard restaurants—including Main Expedition Dining Room, Al Fresco Deck Grill / Bistro Lounge—are included in the cruise fare at no extra charge.
Kids onboard
Uncommon — adult-leaning atmosphere
Other vessels currently sailing in the Quark Expeditions fleet.