Ocean Atlantic is the perfect vessel for expedition cruising in Antarctic waters! Newly renovated in 2016 and with an international ice class rating of 1B, she is one of the strongest ships operating in Antarctica. Her high maneuverability, shallow draft and strong engines allow for extended voyages into isolated fjords, creating exciting adventures for any Antarctica traveler.Ocean Atlantic is newly renovated (2016) with elegant common areas and accommodation for 198 passengers.The ship was built in 1985 and underwent an extensive rebuild in 2010. With a length of 140m she has ample space on the multiple decks for several lecture halls, a relaxed restaurant serving 4-star international cuisine, professionally staffed bars and observation platforms – and even a pool.All common areas on the Erickson Deck feature large panel windows, enabling passengers to quickly spot passing whales and photographic sights from the comfort of indoor lounges.All private cabins are stylish appointed and feature individual bathroom facilities, phone for internal calls, individual temperature controls and TV. Ideal for relaxation, the vessels’ accommodation ranges in size from 11 - 35 m2 and are designed with either portholes or windows.This ice-class vessel is perfectly equipped to sail in ice-choked polar seas. Daily shore landings at penguin rookeries, research stations and other Antarctic wonders are made possible by her fleet of 20 Zodiacs. There are also covered lifeboats on board with capacity for all passengers and crew. Due to its relatively small size, the ship can access narrow inlets and sail close to the shore.
Suites & Cabins:Premium Suite – Size 35 sq.m. These 2-room suites are designed with a large double bed or two twin beds, an elegant living room, large private bathroom and window. Located on the Marco Polo Deck (Deck 5).Category A – Size 19-24 sq.m. Featuring a double bed or two single beds, a relaxing sitting area, private bathroom and a window. Located on the Marco Polo Deck (Deck 5).Category B – Size 20-23 sq. m. Featuring a double bed or two single beds, a relaxing sitting area, private bathroom and a window. Limited view. Located on the Magellan and Hudson Deck (Deck 7 & 8).Category C – Size 12-13 sq.m. Featuring a double bed or two single beds, private bathroom, and a window. Located on the Columbus and Marco Polo Deck (Deck 4 & 5).Category D - Size 11-12 sq.m. Featuring a double bed or two single beds, private bathroom, and a porthole. Located on the Columbus Deck (Deck 4).
Rooms
There are 103 passenger cabins located across four decks and priced according to their location and size. Most have outside views with either a porthole or windows (porthole covers may be closed during rough weather). There are also a very small number of inside and single cabins on request. All cabins have been recently refurbished with light, colourful carpets and fabrics, and have compact en-suite bathrooms with shampoo dispensers, razor-sockets and hairdryer. There’s a cupboard with hanging and shelf space, a personal safe, TV (onboard channels only) and bedside table.Life on board is relaxed and cozy, and the dress code is informal. This is not a typical cruise ship – the only evening ‘entertainment’ is fascinating lectures by the expedition team on their specialist subjects; biology, geology, ornithology, the life cycle of penguins and seals, the history of whaling in the region or the enthralling journeys of discovery by the great polar explorers. Our Riviera tour manager is also an expert wildlife photographer and will be on hand to offer valuable tips and advice.The lecture theatre and bar located on the Erickson deck affords excellent views through its floor-to-ceiling windows and is the main meeting place onboard. This is where our expedition leader and guides provide their daily informative briefings and lectures. Just next door, the Nordic coffee-bar has comfortable armchairs and provides complimentary all-day coffee and a good selection of teas. The daily afternoon tea is also served here with freshly-made sandwiches and cakes. There’s also a small lending library with numerous fascinating books on Antarctica.The attractive Vinland restaurant seats all guests in a single sitting in sociable four and six-person tables and you are free to sit where you wish. The delicious meals are a mixture of buffet service for breakfast and lunch and table service for dinner. The day starts with an impressive breakfast spread, including fresh juices, a wide selection of freshly-baked breads (including gluten-free), Danish pastries, fruit, muesli and cereals, cold cuts, cheese, assorted yogurts, as well as porridge, eggs, bacon and sausages.Lunch usually consists of an excellent and varied buffet selection, whilst for dinner there’s usually a choice of two soups and salads to start with, followed by a selection of four main courses (one is always a vegetarian option) and a choice of two deserts, plus fruit or ice cream.The Hudson deck and Sun decks have a large area of open deck space offering the best possible views in all directions. The ship’s Bridge is also open to passengers, there is a small gym, sauna and shop (open at specified times), as well as a small infirmary and doctor on board. Premium Suites35 square metres. The largest accommodations onboard, with windows, a separate elegant sitting room with sofa bed, larger bathroom and twin beds which can be joined together as a double.All cabins have been recently refurbished with light, colourful carpets and fabrics, and have compact en-suite bathrooms with shampoo dispensers, razor-sockets and hairdryer. There’s a cupboard with hanging and shelf space, a personal safe, TV (onboard channels only) and bedside table. Facilities On board lectures by specialists in the expedition team Lecture theatre and bar with floor to ceiling windows ‘Nordic coffee-barr’ with comfy seating and complimentary coffee all day long Daily afternoon tea with fresh sandwiches and cakes A lending library with a collection of books on Antarctica ‘Vinland’ restaurant for lunch and dinner A small gym area with sauna room A shop to buy your souvenirs (open at specified times) A small infirmary and doctor on board Sun deck with spectacular views
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