Built in 1956 for Norwegian coastal voyages, the MS Nordstjernen was extensively modernised in 2000 for Arctic sailing. Despite modernisation, she retains the aura and traditional character of an old Atlantic ship, restored to her former splendour with new brass, classic wooden interiors and her original artwork.
Out on deck you can watch the spectacular Arctic scenery from covered and uncovered deck space. Inside she is equipped with a dining room, bar, café, panorama lounge and a library. MS Nordstjernen carries a maximum of 149 passengers.
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Each member of the Expedition team has a range of specialised topics in their repertoire and are keen to share their knowledge with passengers, both in presentations onboard and whilst ashore on landings. The team will provide full safety briefings on what to expect in each place visited, including what to do to minimise environmental impacts whilst there.
Cabins
Outside cabins are situated on the lower deck, complete with en-suite bathrooms with shower and WC. Most of them offer upper and lower beds, meanwhile some of them offer separate sleeping arrangements where one sofa can be turned into a bed. Cabins vary in facilities offered.
Inside cabins are situated on the lower deck offering a cosy atmosphere. Shared bathrooms can be found in the hall (except for I-cabins, which have their own WC and shower. Most of the cabins have separate beds where one can be turned into a sofa, while others offer upper and lower berths. Cabins vary in facilities offered.
