Deployed in November 2022 the Ocean Albatros features the latest in X-Bow hull technology. With a total of 95 comfortable staterooms and suites, all with unobstructed views, the Ocean Albatros is one of the most popular expedition vessels in polar waters. Featuring two restaurants, a wellness area, Nordic bar, an open deck dining facility, modern lecture lounge and a number of other state-of-the-art amenities, the Albatros provides the ultimate expedition experience. Boasting 50% less emissions than traditional polar vessels, the Albatros provides peace of mind in regard to comfort and sustainability for our guests. The Albatros also comes with a unique panorama sauna and a total of 12 dedicated solo travel cabins without single supplement.
Length: 104.4m
Breadth: 18.4m
Draught: 5.1m
Passengers: 189
Ice Class: Ice Class 1A
Ship Region:Polar
With the highest Polar code 6 and Ice class 1A, Ocean Albatros is the ideal vessel for small-ship cruising due to her sturdy construction and X-Bow®-Infinity class, which provides high stability in rough weather and allows for the smoothest movements on high waves, and a Solas 2012 classification which facilitates a safe return to port.
Antarctica, South Georgia and Falkland Islands
SHIP: Ocean Albatros
FROM AUD 21,290
Antarctic Peninsula
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FROM AUD 13,490
Was AUD 10,490
NOW FROMAUD 7,343
Was AUD 9,390
NOW FROMAUD 6,573
Iceland and Greenland
SHIP: Ocean Albatros
FROM AUD 9,890
FROM AUD 6,890
FROM AUD 15,290
Greenland, Iceland
SHIP: Ocean Albatros
FROM AUD 11,990
Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia
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FROM AUD 18,190
FROM AUD 16,840
FROM AUD 14,995
Iceland, Jan Mayen Island & Svalbard
SHIP: Ocean Albatros
FROM AUD 13,590
Shetland Islands, Faroe Islands & Iceland
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FROM AUD 8,490
Greenland & The Arctic
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FROM AUD 15,390
FROM AUD 7,690
The health and safety of our guests, employees and the communities we visit are our highest priority. We have implemented the following measures to secure the highest degree of safety on board. Our policies and procedures may be subject to change due to as we monitor the evolving scientific and medical advice.
Prior to Embarkation: Please check health requirements of destination and transit countries, as well as those of transport services (airlines). In the 2 weeks prior to travel, we recommend you to closely monitor your health, do a symptom self-check and practice good especially hygiene (physical distancing, hand washing, limited social interactions). All guests will be asked to show their vaccine certificates upon embarkation.
You will be screened for COVID-like symptoms before boarding; your temperature will be taken, and you will be asked to disclose any symptoms. Any temperature above >38°C is considered to be indicative of an infection. Please note that you could be denied boarding by the Doctor/Captain if you if you refuse screening. A “rapid” COVID-19 test will be taken prior to boarding. If the test is positive for COVID-19, a PCR test will be given. Also guests with “symptoms” will need to take a PCR test
Onboard Safety: Daily temperature checks will be undertaken on board. If you have any cold, flu or COVID-19 like symptoms, you need to inform the ship’s medical staff immediately to get tested for COVID-19. If you have fever or certain symptoms, you may not be allowed to participate in any activities, including landings, excursions, and lectures. Please wash your hands as frequently as possible, as a minimum before and after every meal, activity, excursion, and after using the toilet of course. Hands can be sanitized but note that sanitation of hands should not be a replacement to washing hands unless soap and water is not available.
Upon Doctor’s or Captain’s orders you could be isolated in a specific isolation cabin. You will be taken care off, but you will not be allowed to leave the cabin, until tested negative and/or the Doctor (or Captain) states it is safe to do so.
All guests, staff and crew will be required to be fully vaccinated at least a minimum of two weeks prior to embarking the ship.