OCEANWIDE EXPEDITIONS
Passengers on a typical voyage range from in their 30s to their 80s, with the majority usually between 45 ― 65. Our expeditions attract independent travelers from around the globe who are characterized by a strong interest in exploring remote regions. The camaraderie that develops on board is an important part of the Oceanwide experience, and many passenger groups include several nationalities.
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89m long | 14.5m wide | 5 decks | Class 1D (Plancius has a Lloyds class notation 100A1 Passenger ship, Ice Class 1D at a draught of 5 meters) | 108 guests | 50 Canins | 47 Crew | 10.5 knots (3x Diesel-Electric)
The ice-strengthened vessel Plancius was built in 1976 as an oceanographic research vessel. Purchased by Oceanwide Expeditions it was completely rebuilt as a passenger vessel in 2009 and is an ideal vessel for polar expedition cruises in the Arctic and Antarctic.

91m long | 17.2m wide | 5 decks | Class UL1 (Equivalent to 1A) | 108 guests | 52 Crew | 10.5 knots
Fortified for both poles, the ice-strengthened Ortelius is thoroughly outfitted. Originally the Marina Svetaeva. Built in Gdynia, Poland in 1989, it served as a special purpose vessel for the Russian Academy of Science. Later renamed after the Dutch/Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius, who in 1570 published the first modern world atlas, then, the most expensive book ever printed.
owned by Oceanwide Expeditions and represented by Swoop in the UK

Launched in 2019 it is owned by Oceanwide Expeditions and represented by Swoop in the UK.
108m long | 18m wide | 5 decks | Ice Class 1C | 177 guests | 76 Crew | 15 knots
- 4* accommodation
- Elegant, modern, distinctive, cozy, informal
- One deck entirely reserved for (multi-language) lectures and presentations
- Large observation lounge.
- Separate lecture room
- Two separate gangways ensure speedy Zodiac embarkation and an indoor Zodiac embarkation platform, which can also be used for special outdoor activities such as kayaking
- 2 main engines

Launching 2022 it is owned by Oceanwide Expeditions and represented by Swoop in the UK.
108m long | 17.6m wide | 5 decks | Ice Class Polar Class 6 (equivalent 1A-Super) | 170 guests | 80 cabins | 76 Crew | 15 knots
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4* accommodation
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Elegant, modern, distinctive, cozy, informal
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One deck entirely reserved for (multi-language) lectures and presentations
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Large observation lounge.
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Separate lecture room
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Two separate gangways ensure speedy Zodiac embarkation and an indoor Zodiac embarkation platform, which can also be used for special outdoor activities such as kayaking
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2 main engines.

Built in 1924. Is a three-mast schooner that explores Greenland and Spitsbergen.
| Passengers: | 33 in 16 cabins |
| Staff & crew: | 12 |
| Length: | 49,50 meters |
| Breadth: | 6,65 meters (22,9 ft) |
| Draft: | 2,8 meters (8 ft) |
| Ice class: | Suitable to sail in the Svalbard and Greenlandic waters. |
| Displacement: | 435 tonnes |
| Propulsion: | 2 cummins engines together 550 KW |
| Speed: | 6,5 knots average cruising speed |





