Overview
With her ice-strengthened hull and advanced navigation equipment, the recently renovated Ocean Endeavour is ideally suited for expedition cruising to the Polar Regions. Onboard, the extensive range of cabin options includes dedicated single cabins for solo travellers, suites and triple cabins that feature two bathrooms. The ship offers an unmatched sense of space with plenty of both interior and exterior areas, where you can enjoy the company of your fellow travellers or enjoy Antarctica in quiet solitude. There are spacious lounge and bar areas and a top deck observation room with panoramic windows, as well as lecture theatres, a library and a polar boutique. The ample deck areas are equipped with comfortable lounge chairs and feature a heated saltwater pool, “His and Hers” saunas and even a hot tub. Other newly-designed health and fitness features include a gym, spa treatments and yoga classes. The ship carries forward-facing Zodiacs for exploration and remote landings and offers additional activities such as kayaking, snowshoeing, camping and hiking plus photography workshops, all designed to enhance your polar experience. This small, well-appointed expedition ship allows you to explore the world’s remotest regions whilst enjoying the class and comfort of a boutique hotel.
- CARBON NEUTRAL DEPARTURES
- ASSISTING IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
- 8:1 PASSENGER TO EXPEDITION CREW RATIO
- FLEET OF 22 ZODIACS & MULTIPLE LOADING POINTS
- NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENTS ON SINGLE CABINS
- LARGE VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES: Yoga, hiking, kayaking, zodiac expeditions, photography workshops, show-shoeing and camping.
FEATURES
Length: 137.10 M
Breadth: 21.00 M
Draught: 5.80 M
Gross Tonnage: 12,907 ITC
Speed: 16.0 knots
CRUISE SPEED: 12.3 knots
Passengers: 200
Electrical Outlets: 380 / 220 V, 50 Hz a.c.
Classification: Bureau Veritas: Ice Class 1B
Ice Class: IB
Ship Region:Antarctica
6 fully enclosed lifeboats and 8 Liferafts. The ship has an ice-strengthened hull and the lifeboat and life-raft capacityexceeds SOLAS requirements with at least 25% additional capacity above the number of people on board.
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