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Polar Ship Hondius

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Hondius is the first-registered Polar Class 6 vessel in the world, meeting the latest and highest Lloyd’s Register standards for ice-strengthened cruise ships. Surpassing the requirements of the Polar Code adopted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Hondius represents the most flexible, advanced, innovative touring vessel in the polar regions, thoroughly optimized for exploratory voyages that provide you the utmost first-hand contact with the Arctic and Antarctica.

Ship Layout

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Specifications

Passengers:

170 in 80 cabins

Staff & crew:

Crew 57 | Guides 13 | Doctor 1

Length:

107.6 meters

Breadth:

17.6 meters

Draft:

5.30 meters

Ice class:

Polar Class 6 (equivalent 1A-Super)

Displacement:

5,590 tonnes

Propulsion:

2 x ABC main engines; total 4,200 kW

Speed:

15 knots

Hotel comfort, expedition class

Please be aware that a small number of cabins may have a partially obstructed view due to the size of the windows and the design requirements of the ship. For example, some windows may be partly obstructed in the lower half by a gangway. The best view is always on the outer deck or the bridge. Hondius offers high-quality accommodation for 170 passengers in six grand suites with balconies (27 square meters, 291 square feet), eight junior suites (19 to 20 square meters, 205 to 215 square feet), eight superior cabins (20 to 21 square meters, 215 to 226 square feet), 11 twin deluxe cabins, (19 to 21 square meters, 205 to 226 square feet), 14 twin window cabins (12 to 14 square meters, 129 to 151 square feet) as well as 27 twin porthole cabins, two triple porthole cabins, and four quadruple porthole cabins that vary in size from 12 to 18 square meters, or 129 to 194 square feet. One deck consists of a large observation lounge and separate lecture room, which are reserved for a wide variety of interactive workshops, exhibitions, and performances particular to Hondius. Though elegantly designed in stylish mid-century modern décor, this vessel holds true to Oceanwide’s distinctive cozy and informal atmosphere.

Ship Cabins

All rooms come equipped with a private shower and toilet, flatscreen TV, desck and chair, telephone and supplemented WiFi, hair dryer, cabinet, wardrobe and safety deposit box.

Please note that all cabins will not necessarily have the same layout and surface area, nor will they be identical to the examples used in the photos and that the view from some windows might be partially obstructed due to the design requirements of the ship

Quadruple Porthole

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Cabin size between 15,3 m² and 16 m²

2 portholes

2 upper & lower berths

Small sofa

This cabin is suitable for families traveling with children, or passengers who do not require a twin or more luxurious cabin

Triple Porthole

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Cabin size between 15,9 m² and 16 m²

2 portholes

1 upper berth & 2 lower berths

Small sofa

This cabin is suitable for families traveling with children, or passengers who do not require a twin or more luxurious cabin

Twin Porthole

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Cabin size between 13,3 m² and 16 m²

2 portholes

2 single beds

Small sofa

Twin Window

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Cabin size between 12,1 m² and 14,3 m²

1 window

2 single beds

Small sofa

Twin Deluxe

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Cabin size between 19,4 m² and 21,3 m²

2 windows

2 single beds

Sofa

Refrigerator

Coffee & tea maker

Bathrobes

Superior

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Cabin size between 20,7 m² and 21,3 m²

2 windows

1 double bed

Sofa

Refrigerator

Coffee & tea maker

Bathrobes

Junior Suite

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Cabin size between 19,2 m² and 20 m²

1 double window

1 double bed

Refrigerator

Coffee & tea maker

Bathrobe

Balcony Grand Suite

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Cabin size 26,7 m²

1 double window

1 double bed

Sofa

Private balcony

Refrigerator

Coffee & tea maker

Bathrobes

Frequently Asked Questions

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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