Clipper Adventurer
Why travel aboard this boat?
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A very nicely appointed ship in the classic style of a traditional cruise ship with lots of varnished wood brass and wooden decks, while retaining a strong expeditionary feel
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Underwent extensive +$10 million renovation in the late 1990's
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Choice of cabins types, all with private bathroom
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Spacious public areas and generous deck space
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Advanced communications and navigation equipment and state-of-the-art stabilisers
Technical specifications:
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122 passengers (max)
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Staff & Crew of 72
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Built in Yugoslavia and sister ship to The Orlova
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Cruising speed of 12 knots
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100.58m long x 16.31m wide
Built in 1975 in the former Yugoslavia, a sister ship to the M/V Lyubov Orlova, an ocean-going vessel equipped with an ice-strengthened hull. In 1998 she underwent a major conversion costing more than 10 million US$ and now the 122 passenger Clipper Adventurer is one of the most handsome expedition vessels. She is an excellent option for those looking for a more comfortable polar experience and the stability of a longer vessel.
All 61 cabins have outside portholes or windows with lower berths, private facilities and individual temperature controls. The window-lined dining room can seat all the passengers in one sitting, there is also spacious presentation lounge, a small but well stocked library with nautical books and board games, 2 bars and an exercise room. Unique to the ship is a covered promenade with a varnished pine deck. The Captain and his officers maintain an open bridge to give passengers the opportunity to observe and ask questions.
There are two zodiac boarding rooms along with 10 zodiacs for landing and exploration. Parka jackets are provided to all expedition members (to keep at the end of the voyage) and wellington boots are available on loan.
For further detailed information and help with your specific cabin choices, please contact Alex or Sue on 01285 880 981, who have first hand knowledge of the majority of the ships we offer.
View Deckplan (JPG)