Bringing Guests Closer to the Sea
Surge Class | Tier 1
Drave is the ship that never lets the night end. Built for guests who live for the moment and want every sailing to feel like an event, she brings a full live entertainment operation to the water. Two dedicated performance venues sit at opposite ends of the ship; one covered, one open to the sky and between them runs a program that shifts in tone and energy from afternoon to late night. Drave runs 4-night sailings with a rotating theme for every departure, making no two voyages the same. Come once and you will already be planning the next one.
Drave's entertainment deck runs the full length of the ship. The bow-end theater hosts headline acts every night; bands, stand-up comedians, and variety shows pulled from a rotating roster. At the stern, the open-air amphitheater takes things up a notch with late-night sets under open sky. Two stages, one ship, zero quiet evenings.
By day, Drave runs counter-style dining across two casual halls; quick, varied, and built around a menu that shifts with each sailing theme. By night, the same spaces transform into seated dinner venues with a curated menu and table service. Whether you are grabbing a bite between shows or sitting down for a full evening meal, the food keeps pace with the ship.
Every Drave departure has a theme, and the entire ship leans into it; from the decor and dining menus to the entertainment lineup and crew engagement. No two voyages feel the same, which is why so many guests book their second Drave sailing before the first one ends. Check the schedule and pick the theme that speaks to you.
Three bars spread across Drave keep the atmosphere going between shows. The main lounge sits midship with a full cocktail menu and live background music. The deck bar runs cold drinks and casual seating through the afternoon. And the late-night bar at the stern stays open well past midnight for guests who are not ready to call it a night.
Drave carries four cabin categories, each designed to give guests a comfortable base to return to between all the activity happening on deck. Rooms are well-sized, well-appointed, and built to feel like a proper getaway rather than just a place to sleep.
Interior Cabins are the starting point; a queen bed, private bathroom, flat-screen TV, and enough storage to keep things organized across a 4-night sailing. They are straightforward, functional, and exactly what you need when the rest of the ship is where you plan to spend your time. Ocean View Cabins bring in natural light and open-water views through a fixed window, making the room feel noticeably more spacious without stepping up in size.
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Specification |
Details |
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Ship Name |
Orlunetrix Drave |
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Class |
Surge Class |
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Tier |
Tier 1 |
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Guest Capacity |
2,000 |
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Crew |
800 |
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Guest Cabins |
1,000 |
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Length |
740 ft |
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Height |
148 ft |
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Number of Decks |
13 |
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Gross Tonnage |
54,000 GT |
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Dining Venues |
3 |
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Entertainment Venues |
2 |
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Bars & Lounges |
3 |
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Pools |
1 |
Drave sailings run on a themed schedule and spots go quickly. Pick your sailing, lock in your cabin, and get ready for four nights that will not feel long enough.