Why We Like This Ship
- Her unique X-BOW design isn’t only eye-catching, the practical benefits are a smoother ride for passengers and lower fuel consumption, which is good for us all
- Even with a capacity 120 passengers the large, highly experienced expedition team of 15 - 18 people will deliver a very personalised experience for all on board
- Choose from 5 well-appointed cabin categories, 80% of which have balconies, which is rare on polar ships
- The combination of a small number of passengers and multiple zodiac loading decks means great chance of spontaneity and faster zodiac logistics
- Optional kayaking is always popular, while this is one of only a few ships to also offer scuba diving and polar snorkelling
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The Greg Mortimer
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Voyages aboard Greg Mortimer
Cabin Categories
*Note that the above measurements are approximate averages and exact cabin size can vary
Captain's Suite (1)
- Located on Deck 4
- Cabin and balcony combined size of 46.3 sqm
- Private balcony, ensuite and lounge
Junior Suite (4)
- Located on Deck 7
- Cabin and balcony combined size of 44.4 sqm
- Private balcony, ensuite and lounge
Balcony Suite (2)
- Located on Deck 4
- Cabin and balcony combined size of 35.8 - 36.2 sqm
- Private balcony, ensuite and lounge
Balcony Stateroom (58)
- Located on Deck 4 and on Deck 6
- Cabin and balcony combined sized of 23.1 - 28.9 sqm
- Private balcony, ensuite
Porthole Stateroom (14)
- Located on Deck 3
- Cabin size of 23.2 sqm
- Porthole, en suite
Deck Plan
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