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One Ocean Ioffe

(86 Passengers)

Special Booking Incentives-10% Discount or Cabin Upgrade

The One Ocean Ioffe has a new programs for 2009!
Chose either of the following:
- 10% Discount off published price
- Free Cabin Upgrade

Introduction

Built in Rauma, Finland and launched in 1989, the 382 foot ice-strengthened (Lloyd's register class 1A) Russian scientific research vessel, the Akademik Ioffe, has been converted to one of the most capable expedition cruise vessels afloat. Carrying 86 passenger, all accommodated in outside view cabins, this expedition ship has been cruising to the Antarctic Peninsula for more than a decade.

A dining room that can seat all passengers in single sitting. A presentation room with state of the art audiovisual equipment is located on the lowest and most stable deck and complements the library, lounge, bar, sauna, gift shop and multimedia room. Expert and very experienced staff, Adventure Concierges cater to passengers every need.

A fleet of Zodiac inflatable boats are used to shuttle passengers to landing sites and on scenic cruises through the majestic bays and channels of Antarctica. A true adventure ship, both kayaking and camping is available onboard the Akademik Ioffe.

Ship Specifications

Staff & Crew: 53
Guests: 86
Length: 117.04m
Breadth: 18.28 m
Draft: 6.09m
Propulsion: 5,000 KW diesel twin engine
Ice Class: KM*L1(1)A2, Canadian Type B
Cruising Speed: 14.5 knots in open water

Cabins and Amenities:

* All cabins have exterior views.
* Cabins have either shared, semi-private or private facilities (See deck plan).
* One dining room with unreserved seating.
* Theater-style presentation room.
* Lounge and bar, open late afternoon and evening with a wide selection of wines and spirits.
* Library with a collection of polar-themed books.
* Ship-to-shore communications via satellite.
* Clinic with licensed doctor.
* Gym, sauna and swimming pool.
* One elevator between passenger deck levels and to the Bridge level.

Itineraries may be subject to change.

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