50 Years of Victory
Icebreaker
50 Years of Victory is the largest, most sophisticated and powerful icebreaker ever constructed. Twenty years in the making, 50 Years of Victory is the first Arktika-class icebreaker to have a spoon-shaped bow. Boosting the efficiency is the all-new automated digital control system. The ship, designed with a stainless steel ice belt 5 metres wide, breaks through ice up to 2.5 metres thick. The icebreaker is driven by two nuclear reactors that produce 75,000 horsepower. The vessel's top speed in open water can be as high as 21.4 knots.
- Onboard
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- All cabins have an outside view and private facilities
- Gym, two saunas and a pool
- Aft saloon for presentations and socialising
- Clinic with licensed doctor
- Library/lounge and forward lounge
- Passenger elevator
- Onboard helicopter
- Deck Plan - Click on image for bigger size (opens in new window).
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The North Pole - This incredible journey aims to give you the opportunity to stand at 90 degrees North, the top of the world - on the very same spot that the early explorers struggled to reach.
- Vessel: Statistics
- Built : 2007
- Length: 117.04 metres
- Breadth: 30 metres
- Draft: 11.08 metres
- Cruising Speed : 21.4 knots in open water
- Passengers: 128
- Crew: 150
- Registered: Russia
- Engines: 2 nuclear reactors - 75,000 horsepower
- Class: LL1