Seven Seas

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Specifications

Length
109m
Max Speed
20 kn
Built
2022
Guests
14
Crew
30
Gross Tonnage
4,444

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Port Calls

VILLEFRANCHE
22 Aug 2026 – 22 Aug 2026
8 h
VILLEFRANCHE
17 Aug 2026 – 19 Aug 2026
46 h
Palma
31 Jul 2026 – 31 Jul 2026
1 h

Derived from AIS positions — arrivals and departures are approximate.

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Ownership History

Ownership history

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Ownership Network

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Seven Seas now?

According to AIS data, Seven Seas was last reported at anchor near Palma, Spain on 30 Aug 2026. Live position updates are shown on the tracking map above.

Who owns Seven Seas?

Seven Seas is owned by Steven Spielberg, American filmmaker and studio co-founder. Ownership is sourced from public records and may involve holding companies.

How much is Seven Seas worth?

Seven Seas has an estimated value of $250M.

Who built Seven Seas?

Seven Seas was built by Oceanco and delivered in 2022.

How big is Seven Seas?

Seven Seas is 109 metres (358 ft) long, measures 4,444 gross tons, accommodates 14 guests and a crew of 30, reaches a top speed of 20 knots.

Current Position

Palma
30 Aug 2026
0 kn — anchored
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Current Owner

Steven Spielberg

US

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All data sourced from public domain: Equasis, Lloyd's Register, ICIJ, press reports. Ownership data may be incomplete where corporate structures are opaque.