Pacific World

Pacific World is a Sun class cruise ship built in 1995 and operated by Peace Boat. She carries around 1,998 guests, making her a mid-sized ship, and at the time of her construction, she ranked among the largest cruise ships in the world. She also featured from 1998 to 1999 on the short-lived television show Love Boat: The Next Wave, starring Robert Urich.

Peace Boat, founded in 1983, organises educational cruises, often described as a floating university, alongside global, theme-based conferences at sea. When Peace Boat took over the vessel in 2020, she was given new life through Japanese-inspired interiors. She spans 15 decks, 11 passenger accessible and 7 with cabins, offering 9 restaurants and food bars, 6 bars and lounges, 3 swimming pools, 5 jacuzzis, and 9 elevators.

Cabins range widely across the ship. There are 1,011 staterooms in 27 categories, with nearly 80 percent of outside staterooms featuring private step-out balconies. Most are comfortable inside rooms, though some larger suites offer additional space and amenities, and 19 wheelchair accessible staterooms cater to passengers with disabilities.

Dining and entertainment span several decks, with a world buffet, specialty restaurants, a selection of bars and casual cafes, and a theatre rounding out the offering. Multiple swimming pools and hot tubs provide space to relax, while the Lotus Spa offers quiet time away from the busier public areas.

Pacific World suits cruisers drawn to the educational spirit behind Peace Boat's mission, who want to sail around the world while taking part in onboard discussions and shore side humanitarian efforts. Many of her regular passengers are repeat cruisers and those after something beyond the usual holiday itinerary.

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