Our Ships

• Purpose-built for exploration
• All cabins with ocean views, most with balconies
• New X-BOW® design for more comfortable sea travel
• Polar Code 6 and Ice Class 1A certification
• Low-energy design plus on-board green initiatives for responsible, sustainable travel

• Compact, cozy, and charming
• Designed for efficiency, functionality, and connection with nature
• Custom-built for ice-choked waters

• Built in 1982, refurbished in 2019
• Sophisticated, upscale travel experience in the Galapagos Islands
• Opportunities for snorkelling, kayaking, and floating in a glass-bottom boat

• 1-A Super ice class rating
• Built for Antarctic waters
• Small-ship, personalized luxury

• Highest passenger ship ice class rating (1A Super)
• Impressive history of Polar exploration
• Custom built in 1991 for polar exploration

• 42 metres long (138 ft), with accommodation for up to 24 guests in 12 comfortable cabins.

• 68 ketch, sister-ship to Island Roamer. Originally built in 1984, renovated in 2003
• 6 guest cabins (double occupancy), 3 heads with hot showers
• Comfortable salon with a natural history library.
• Large deckhouse provides a comfortable spot to watch for wildlife.

Constructed in 1982 and refurbished to meet modern standards
Design blends contemporary comfort with classic nautical traditions
Fleet of 20 Zodiac boats to enable thrilling close-up explorations of rugged coastlines

6 guest cabins onboard – 4 with two single bunks, 2 with doubles; 3 heads with hot showers
Enclosed, above deck wheelhouse with 360 degree views
Comfortable lounge with an extensive library.
Two 18’ expedition boats for shore excursions or wildlife viewing.
Fleet of stable kayaks

• Capacity for 12 guests in 6 cabins with ensuite bathrooms
• Launched in December 2017 designed for expedition travel along the northwest Pacific coast
• Elegant and efficient
• Spacious on-deck wheelhouse provides 360-degree views and serves as a communal dining area