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Vessel Deck Plans Vessel Deck Plans VESSEL DECK PLANS VESSEL DECK PLANS WORLD EXPLORER RCGS RESOLUTE HEBRIDEAN SKY OCEAN NOVA OCEAN ADVENTURER GREG MORTIMER Setting sail in 2020 this exceptional 176 passenger This ice-strengthened 146-passenger ship features Hebridean Sky is a perfect blend of luxury and Ocean Nova was built in 1992 in Denmark to navigate Having undergone a multi-million dollar refit, The state-of-the-art Greg Mortimer is designed for ship will be one of the finest to grace the waters of unrivalled stability and speed in addition to plush new adventure. This all-suite yacht accommodates up to the ice-choked waters of Greenland and was recently this improved vessel carries 128 travellers in comfort, safety and small group adventure in the polar the Polar regions. The vessel boasts a glass-domed interiors including two separate bar and lounge areas. 114 guests. Refurbished in 2016, each suite features refurbished. Features include a glass-enclosed contemporary style. New engines enhance the regions. Carrying up to 120 passengers (100 + up to observation lounge, separate bar and lounge, library, Choose from six different cabin categories and enjoy a sea view and sitting area. Onboard facilities include observation lounge, open bar and 38 all-suite cabins speed and stability of this nimble ship, while also 20 kayakers) in beautiful staterooms, this modern ship dedicated lecture theatre, gym, sauna and will carry a wealth of recreational facilities. A gym, Jacuzzi and a Jacuzzi and swimming/Zodiac platform. Includes accommodating just 78 passengers. Departures on reducing its carbon footprint. Departures include an boasts unique hydraulic viewing platforms and sea- kayaks and stand-up paddleboards (additional cost). wellness centre are all available. Passengers enjoy free the loan of rubber boots and a complimentary parka this vessel include the loan of rubber boots and dry expedition parka, photo journal and loan of rubber level Zodiac launching points. Includes complimentary use of expedition gear on every departure. (except on Antarctic Air-Cruise voyages). bag, as well as complimentary parka (not available on boots. polar jacket and loan of muck boots. Antarctic Air-Cruise voyages). DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN Observation ENC LOSED ENC LOSED LIFEB OAT LIFEB OAT 605 603 601 Area 610 602 612 604 606 608 Beauty LIFT 606 604 602 Salon BISTRO BRIDGE BRIDGE DINING ROOM LIFT & LOUNGE 609 601 611 603 605 607 WC CHART ROOM Penthouse Deck ENC LOSED ENC LOSED LIFEB OAT LIFEB OAT DECK 6 BRIDGE DECK 511 509 507 505 Sun Deck Bridge CLINIC Outdoor 512 510 508 506 GANGWAY Cafe POLAR 510 512 518 508 504 532 524 514 516 520 522 534 506 526 528 530 LIBRAR Y RECEPTION WC WC LIFT Veranda Deck BAR / LIFT LOUNGE CAPTAIN’S DECK 517 511 503 531 523 509 515 519 521 513 533 505 507 525 527 529 Library 427 425 423 421 419 417 415 GANGWAY Exercise Room PURSER’S OFFIC E DECK 5 CLIPPER The Club 428 426 424 422 420 418 416 414 CLUB DINING MAIN ROOM WC EL LOUNGE OFFIC E Promenade Deck RECEPTIO N 402 418 410 412 404 408 424 420 422 414 416 406 WC WC LIFT UPPER DECK POLAR BOUTIQU E DINING ROOM LIFT 347 345 343 341 339 335 333 331 329 417 409 411 403 407 423 419 421 413 415 405 Reception 401 Lounge GIFT SHOP 348 346 344 342 340 338 336 334 332 330 ZODIAC DECK 4 BOARDING Deck 3 ROOM S M Y G DOCTOR GANGWAY MAIN DECK 261 259 257 255 Hospital 416 414 408 304 418 302 402 412 410 406 404 MUD ROOM 306 LIFT LIFT Restaurant 262 260 258 256 254 415 413 407 301 411 303 417 401 409 405 403 305 MUD ROOM STERN BOW GANGWAY DECK 3 Deck 2 Triple Cabin Bridge Deck Quad Cabin Owner's Deluxe Triple Twin Cabin LOWER DECK Suites Suites Suites Triple MMainain Deck deck Twin Window Owner's Suite Superior Suite Infinity Suite One Ocean Superior Plus Twin Private Upper Deck Triple Suite Cabin Cabin Penthouse Promenade Porthole Upper (lower twin window Aurora Stateroom Triple Share Balcony Stateroom - C Suite Twin Cabin bearth) Cabin Lower Deck Twin Superior Owner’s Suite Suites Suites Suite Lower Aurora Stateroom Twin Share Balcony Suite Shackleton Suite Superior Owner's suite Deluxe Suite Veranda Suite Triple Cabin deckMain twin Deck Twin Porthole Deluxe Suite Superior Veranda Window Balcony Stateroom - A Junior Suite Cabin Triple Private *Note: Ocean Nova cabins differ for Arctic cruises. Cabin Suites Suites Main deck Deluxe Please contact us for further information. porthole Balcony Stateroom - B Captain's Suite ORTELIUS PLANCIUS HONDIUS SPIRIT OF ENDERBY MAGELLAN EXPLORER 50 YEARS OF VICTORY Previously used as a special purpose vessel for the M/V Plancius was built in 1976, originally serving as a Hotel comfort and all the latest innovations in Built in 1984 for polar and oceanographic research, Tailor-made for polar travel, this smart, spacious and The planet’s most powerful icebreaker can plough Russian Academy of Science, Ortelius is ideal for polar research vessel for the Royal Dutch Navy. This ice- exploratory cruising seamlessly combine aboard and refurbished in 2018, this ice-strengthened vessel agile vessel hosts up to 73 passengers on air-cruise through ice up to 2.5m thick and carries a helicopter expeditions to remote areas. The vessel has a highly strengthened ship accommodates 108 passengers in the Hondius. This 174-passenger vessel exceeds with stabilisers offers comfortable accommodation voyages in 50 comfortable ensuite cabins. Public areas onboard for flightseeing excursions (select departures). experienced Russian nautical crew and the highest 52 modern and stylish cabins. Loan of specialist gear include a forward-facing lounge, generous dining room This mighty vessel carries a maximum of 128 passengers all the requirements of the International Maritime for a maximum of 50 passengers. It features a library, ice-class notation to navigate solid sea ice. The vessel such as snowshoes and rubber boots is included on Organization, while retaining the elements that define and observation deck, with kayaks, snowshoes and 10 in external-facing ensuite cabins, with a pool, gym and lounge and dining room with fresh modern décor as offers comfortable accommodation for 123 passengers all voyages. polar expeditions, from flexibility to fast ship-to- Zodiac boats for off-ship explorations. plenty of shared spaces for dining and socialising. in twin, triple or quadruple cabins with private facilities. shore access. well as a lecture theatre with tiered seating. DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN DECK PLAN BRIDGE DECK 3 French balcony French balcony French balcony French balcony Private balcony Private balcony Private balcony 521 501 503 Library 4 528 527 526 525 524 523 522 Ships Bridge office 601 603 k 701 703 705 707 709 711 713 505 509 510 Suite 8 18 16 14 12 10 B B B B B B B B 501 T 513 Observation CAPTAIN’S 529 520 Zodiac ELEVATOR 520 lounge and SALOON Stern B B B B B B B Deck bar 702 704 706 708 710 712 714 Bar CAPTAIN’S Safety 9 5 7 519 602 604 606 OFFICE 509 center 519 Private balcony Private balcony Private balcony 502 504 French balcony French balcony French balcony French balcony 502 504 Upper Dec 521 518 517 510 511 512 513 515 516 517 518 518 E-deck 6 F-deck 5 Deck 7 BRIDGE DECK 2 Deck 5 Lifeboat 603 605 607 609 611 617 619 621 601 613 615 44 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 22 B B B B B B B B B B B LOUNGE BAR SHOP 401 405* 409* 411 BAR 415 417 419 421 423 425 B B B B B B B B B Captain’s office 411 413 415 606 608 602 604 610 612 614 616 618 Expedition AFT LIBRARY ELEVATOR 417 419 421 423 425 427 429 Captain’s leader cabin cabin 401 403 405 407 Lifeboat Hospital 411 413 415 SALOON MASSAGE 456 455 454 453 452 451 450 449 448 447 409 VICTORY BAR 446 Bar 445 402 406 410 414 418 422 424 426 428 430 19 41 31 21 Lounge 39 35 33 29 27 25 23 410 Deck 6 Hospital WC 402 404 406 408 / Library Observation deck 416 418 420 422 424 426 428 412 414 Boarding area BRIDGE DECK 1 EHBO WC 426 425 421 420 418 Galley Store Middle Deck 413 66 64 62 60 58 56 54 52 50 T T 411 G-deck 4 Shop 401 403 405 407 409 B 48 B B B B B B 439 GYM 301 303 305 307 309 311 313 438 Zodiac deck Hot counter Staircase 46 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 Lobby Dining ELEVATOR Dining room B B B B B B CHIEF 402 404 406 408 410 B 412 Room HOTEL ENGINEER 414 Reception Store Deck 4 OFFICE Restaurant/ Boarding area 302 304 306 308 310 312 314 316 Galley 311 312 313 314 315 Dining Room Lecture room 301 303 305 307 309 311 61 59 57 55 53 51 49 201 203 205 Deck 4 T 341 340 342 BOW DECK 338 307 311 Grand Suites Verandah cabin Triple suite 301 303 305 309 344 343 339 313 315 317 319 321 323 325 327 329 331 333 335 337 Galley 337 339 Stern B B B B B B B B B B T B B B B B B B B B B 82 80 78 76 74 72 302 304 306 wc Lecture room 202 204 206 Boots & WC WC Exp.
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