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Alternative boats
Our travel experts have years of knowledge and between them and have personally inspected or travelled on board many of the boats we offer.
Built-in 2001, the National Geographic Sea Bird was purpose-built with a relatively shallow draft and lean lines to allow it to cruise into areas that would be inaccessible to larger vessels.
Made up of 31 air-conditioned and outward-facing cabins, the 164-foot-long vessel feels more akin to a private yacht while maintaining the air of expeditionary cruising. Additional items such as a forward-facing underwater bow camera, hydrophones, wet suits, underwater video camera and video microscopes all add to its scientific sophistication.
| Passengers: | 62 |
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| Length: | 164 ft. |
| National Geographic Expert/Photographer: | Varying departures |
Our travel experts have years of knowledge and between them and have personally inspected or travelled on board many of the boats we offer.
Our knowledge, curiosity and expertise set us apart, driving us to create remarkable holidays and Beautiful Adventures tailored perfectly to you, carefully curated to help protect and conserve our planet.
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We use the Lloyd Register scale to signify the ice rating of our vessels but you can see how that scale aligns with other scales in the chart below.
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Ice thickness (cm)
Ice thickness (cm)