Triple with private facilities
- Location: Exterior
- Beds: 1 upper, 2 lower berths
- External view: Window (not to be opened)
- Facilities: Shower, Toilet, Wash basin
Ocean Nova is an extremely comfortable and well-equipped Antarctic expedition vessel, that was originally built to navigate around Greenland, and is one of the leading vessels classified to operate in ice-filled waters.
Ocean Nova features an excellent glass-enclosed forward observation lounge on the top deck, where lectures by the expedition staff will be given and documentaries and films shown. At the rear of the vessel is a very well-stocked library / reading room and a separate small gym, with basic fitness equipment.
Cabins are outside facing, can be twins and quads, and each with fixed windows, a compact bathroom and all similarly furnished with a desk, chair and simple wardrobe.
The vessel has a spacious open seated dining room serving excellent buffet-style breakfast and lunch, and a choice of meals at a table service dinner.
Key info
- Length: 73m (239.5 feet) metres
- Passengers: 67 in 34 cabins
- Crew and staff: 38
wildlife trips
Ocean Nova
offers the following
cabin classes:
Twin with private facilities
- Location: Exterior
- Beds: 2 lower berths
- External view: Window (not to be opened)
- Facilities: Shower, Toilet, Wash basin
Single with private facilities
- Location: Exterior
- Beds: 1 lower berth
- External view: Window (not to be opened)
- Facilities: Shower, Toilet, Wash basin
Wildlife trips
This
cruise vessel
is featured in the following itineraries:
Classic Antarctic Fly-Sail
This trip takes the easiest way to Antarctica and flies from Punta Arenas in southern Chile, to save time and enjoy an aerial view of the Drake Passage. This active adventure involves daily landings by Zodiac inflatable, and with ever-changing ice and weather conditions, each voyage is unique. Find out more about Classic Antarctic Fly-Sail
- Destination: Antarctica
- Price (exc. flights): 8 days from £11,330
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Trip type:
Voyage
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Polar Circle Fly-Sail
Flying to the South Shetlands over Cape Horn and avoiding the rough waters of the Drake Passage, this itinerary offers the easiest way to travel to Antarctica. Sailing down the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, the voyage passes spectacular icebergs in the company of sea birds, penguins, seals and whales. Find out more about Polar Circle Fly-Sail
- Destination: Antarctica
- Price (exc. flights): 9-11 days from £14,700
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Trip type:
Voyage
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When to go:
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