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Panorama
The 50-guest Panorama is a three-masted
motor sailer with cabins located on three
decks. Upper or Main Deck cabins have
windows, while cabins on the Lower Deck
have portholes. All cabins have individually-
controlled air conditioning. As is typical on
yachts, the cabins are not as big as those on
larger cruise ships, but all are comfortable
and feature en suite bathrooms. Life on board
often centers around the delightful outdoor
spaces, including the sun deck and an aft
deck leading to the bar. In the evening, relax
in the ship’s welcoming lounge or the library.
The swimming platform on the stern makes
water access easy when weather and anchorage
conditions permit.
The Adriatic Odyssey, p. 18
Ocean Nova
The Ocean Nova is an expedition-style ship
carrying just 68 guests. Built in Denmark in
1992, her ice-strengthened hull is ideally suited
for travel in polar regions. The ship offers
basic but comfortable outside-facing cabins,
all with private facilities. Triple cabins have
upper and lower berths, while all other cabins
have two lower berths. In addition to a glass-
enclosed observation lounge and presentation
room, the Ocean Nova has a spacious dining
room, bar, and library. Guests are welcome
on the bridge around the clock and there is
always something to see or search for from the
spacious observation decks. There are seven
Zodiacs on board, ideal for disembarking for
shore excursions and wildlife watching.
Antarctica Air Cruise, p. 8
Ocean Diamond
The Ocean Diamond is a modern, stable, super-
yacht that carries a maximum of 175 guests.
All cabins have exterior views and en suite
facilities including flat screen TVs and DVD
players. The 406-foot ship offers delicious
cuisine prepared by an expedition chef, a bar
staffed by a professional bartender, a theater-
style auditorium, a photography program with
a resident photography instructor, a well-
stocked polar library, a clinic with a licensed
doctor, and a massage and wellness program
that offers yoga and aromatherapy treatments.
There is a staff and crew of 144.
Multiple cruises, pp. 6, 7, 12