Our ships

Sea Endurance

Built 1992 53 passengers

A small and comfortable expedition ship with excellent service and a relaxed atmosphere. From the panorama lounge and the spacious observation decks you can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. All cabins have windows and private facilities.
M/S Stockholm

Built 1953/1999 12 passengers

The M/S Stockholm is a classic vessel built in 1953 for the Swedish National Maritime Administration. She is a marvellous piece of maritime history with beautiful brass details and pine decks. With a maximum of only 12 passengers on board, this is like travelling on a private yacht.
M/S Sjøveien

Built 1964 12 passengers

M/S Sjøveien (meaning the Seaway) was built in Bergen in 1964 for the Norwegian Government and she worked for them in various capacities. She is a true beauty with wooden decks and vintage details. There is a spacious outer deck from where you can enjoy the beautiful vistas.
Akademik Sergey Vavilov

Built 1989 92 passengers

Akademik Sergey Vavilov is a modern, comfortable, ice-strengthened expedition vessel, perfectly suited for polar expeditions. A separate lounge and bar with panoramic views provide an ideal place to sit and relax or catch up on some reading. From the ship’s top deck we can enjoy 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape.
M/Y Beluga

Built 2006 15 passengers

The spacious motor yacht M/Y Beluga accommodates 15 passengers in 8 comfortable cabins. board you find a lounge and dining room and on the large sundeck you can relax, search for wildlife or just enjoy the magnificent sceneries of Galapagos.
Ocean Nova

Built 1992 67 passengers

A small and comfortable expedition ship, perfect for expedition cruises in Polar Regions. In the panorama lounge you can enjoy a drink with breathtaking views of the surrounding polar landscape and there is always something to see or search for from the spacious observation decks.
50 Years of Victory

Built 1993 128 passengers

This is the largest, most sophisticated, and powerful icebreaker ever constructed. Twenty years in the making, 50 Years of Victory is the first Arktika-class icebreaker to have a spoon-shaped bow. The ship, designed with a stainless steel ice belt hull 5 meters (18 feet) wide, breaks through ice up to 3 meters (10 feet) thick.