38 Staff and crew
68 Passengers
Length 240 feet
Beam 36 feet
Draft 12 feet
Propulsion Diesel engines 2000 horsepower
Ice Class 1B, EO (Hull Ice 1A)
Cruising Speed 12 knots
Registered Bahamas
All cabins have exterior views
37 Outside cabins, all with private facilities
Spacious dining room with unreserved seating, buffet style breakfast with table service; table service lunch and dinner with main course choices from a changing daily menu; cakes served in mid afternoon
Glass enclosed observation lounge and presentation room
Lounge and bar, open late morning, afternoon and evening, with a wide selection of wines and spirits; coffee, tea and cocoa available all day.
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The Ocean Nova, formerly the Sarpik Ittuk, was built in 1992 in Denmark to navigate the ice-choked waters off Western Greenland. The ship was significantly refurbished in 2006 to include a glass-enclosed forward observation lounge on the top deck and to offer travelers even more of a comfortable retreat after days of exploring ashore. Expert polar guides compliment your cruise to Antarctica with daily shore landings and lectures on Antarctic wildlife.
Carrying only 68 passengers and classified to operate in ice-filled waters guided by Danish officers with deep experience in polar navigation. With outside cabins only (all with private facilities), a spacious dining room and a comfortable library, the Ocean Nova is a perfect expedition ship for your cruise to Antarctica.
Cabins
Triple Upper Deck cabins 317, 319-321. 2 lower and 1 upper berth, private facilities, desk, chair, 2 closets.
Twin (Lower Berths) Uppder Deck Cabins 301, 306-315, 318 Bridge Deck Cabins 401-415. 2 lower and 1 upper berth, private facilities, desk, chair, 1 closet.
Dedicated Single Upper Deck Cabins 303-305, 316, 322-323. 1 lower and 1 upper berth, private facilities, desk, chair, 1 wardrobe.
