Ocean Nova
EXPEDITION (68 GUESTS)
Introduction to the Ocean Nova
Ocean Nova is a modern and comfortable vessel. She was built in Denmark in 1992 to sail the ice-choked waters of Greenland, and her ice-strengthened hull is ideally suited for expedition travel in the High Arctic. The vessel has capacity for 68 passengers accommodated in simple and comfortable outside cabins, all with private facilities, including twin, triple and dedicated single cabins. In addition to a glass-enclosed observation lounge and presentation room, she also has a spacious dining room, a bar, a library and an infirmary.
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Ocean Nova Cabins
Located on the Upper Deck all Ocean Nova single cabins have an exterior view with window, private bathroom, writing desk and chair, wardrobe and individually controlled heating system.
All Ocean Nova twin cabins have an exterior view with window, private bathroom, writing desk and chair, wardrobe and individually controlled heating system.
Located on the Upper Deck, all Ocean Nova triple cabins have an exterior view with window, private bathroom, writing desk and chair, wardrobe and individually controlled heating system.
Deck Plan
Ship Details
Lounge and separate bar
Library well stocked with polar books & DVDs
Large dining room
Theatre-style presentation room
Gift shop
Fitness room and massage room
Hot water spa, sauna and plunge pool
Transfers airport/hotel on the first and last day of the voyage, as indicated in the program corresponding to each voyage.
Zodiac excursions and landings (guided hikes/walks) with expert expedition team
Waterproof parka to keep
Waterproof boots to loan for duration of the voyage
Accommodation aboard
All meals aboard ship, afternoon teas
Educational programme on board
Emergency Room trained English-speaking doctor
Access to multimedia room and download stations
Complimentary tea and coffee 24 hours
Staff and Crew: 72
Guests: 46
Lifeboats: 2 fully-enclosed capacity of 110 (4 life-rafts additional 100)
Dimensions: Length: 73m Width: 11m Draft: 3.7m
Propulsion: Twin engine, 2,000kw diesel, twin propeller
Speed: 12 knots maximum
Built: 1992
Operator: Quark Expeditions