50 Years of Victory: North Pole - The Ultimate Arctic Adventure
14 Days - 50 Years of Victory (Q)
Reaching the North Pole is the pinnacle of Arctic expedition endeavours and only a lucky 250 people will do so. The added excitement of helicopter excursions and an optional hot air balloon flight above the North Pole make this adventure a true once-in-a-lifetime experience. Crushing through the ice, admiring soaring seabirds and visiting Franz Josef Land, your voyage will be one that you won't forget. '50 Years of Victory' is the largest nuclear-powered icebreaker ever launched, capable of crushing through the toughest pack ice the Arctic Ocean can dish up.
from AUD $47400pp
Cabin Details
Standard Twin Cabin
One lower berth with a curtain, sofa bed. private facilities en suite, shower, exterior window, TV connected to CCTV system, DVD, CD's available to borrow from ship library.
Mini Suite
Sitting area with sofa bed, a bed separated from the sitting area, private shower, window, that opens TV to a CCTV system, DVD player.
Suite
Bedroom and a sitting area with a sofa bed, private bathtub or shower, refrigerator, a window that opens, TV, DVD player, coffee maker, safe.
Victory Suiite
Only one victory suite, separate bedroom and sitting area, a sofa bed in sitting room. private shower, refrigerator, coffee maker, safe, window that opens, TV connected to a CCTV system, DVD, CDs available to borrow from ship library.
Arktika Suite
Spacious bedroom with single bed, sitting room with a sofa bed, private bathtub, exterior windows open, (views are obstructed in cabins 46 and 48) TV, DVD player, coffee maker, safe.
50 Years of Victory (Q) Deckplan
Specifications
- Staff and Crew 140
- Guests 128
- Length 150.7 meters
- Breadth 30 metres
- Draft 11.00 meters
- Propulsion 2 nuclear reactors 74,000 horsepower
- Ice Class LL1 (the highest rating possible)
- Cruising Speed 21 knots in open water
- Registration In Russia by Rosatomflot
- Lifeboats 4 fully enclosed
