MV Orlova
Built in Yugoslavia in 1976 and refurbished in 2006, the M/V Orlova is a 90 meter ice-strengthened passenger ship. Ship features include a fully equipped lecture hall and theatre, attractive bar and lounge, and also a well stocked Antarctic library. There is an excercise room, and there is a medical infirmary and physician on board.
Accommodation onboard ranges from triple and twin cabins to ...
Voyage on expedition cruise ship MV Orlova for a fantastic polar adventure
| Antarctica | ||
|---|---|---|
| Itinerary | Days | From |
| Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the Peninsula | 11 | $3,990 |
| Departs in January—March & December | ||
| Antarctic Explorer: Discovering the Peninsula | 12 | $3,990 |
| Departs in November | ||
| Classic Antarctica: Discovering the Peninsula | 11 | $3,890 |
| Departs in January—February & December | ||
| Classic Antarctica: Discovering the Peninsula | 12 | $3,890 |
| Departs in February & November | ||
| Explorers' Route via the Antarctic Peninsula, Falklands, and South Georgia | 20 | $9,990 |
| Departs in January—February & December | ||
| Women Inspiring Women: Explore Antarctica | 12 | $3,890 |
| Departs in November | ||
| Falkland Islands | ||
| Itinerary | Days | From |
| Explorers' Route via the Antarctic Peninsula, Falklands, and South Georgia | 20 | $9,990 |
| Departs in January—February & December | ||
About the MV Orlova
Built in Yugoslavia in 1976 and refurbished in 2006, the M/V Orlova is a 90 meter ice-strengthened passenger ship. Ship features include a fully equipped lecture hall and theatre, attractive bar and lounge, and also a well stocked Antarctic library. There is an excercise room, and there is a medical infirmary and physician on board.
Accommodation onboard ranges from triple and twin cabins to superiors and suites. All cabins have two lower berths and private facilities with either a porthole or window. They also feature a writing desk, sitting space and ample storage.
Our European chefs serve delicious international cuisine and the comfortable bar is stocked with a good selection of wine and spirits. The ship is crewed by Russian officers and crew, all highly experienced in polar navigation. Our team of naturalists and lecturers from all over the world will offer a unique educational program for passengers during their Antarctica travel, covering subjects such as natural history, ornithology, marine biology, geography, geology, history and the environment.
We maintain an 'open bridge' policy which means that you are almost always welcome to visit the Bridge with its sophisticated communication and navigation equipment at any time (subject to weather conditions). Passengers can use the ship's sophisticated communication equipment for satellite phone and email service.
| Cabins | |
|---|---|
 | Triple 7 cabins (400-405, 416) with private baths with shower. 180 sq ft. Each has 2 chairs, 3 wardrobes, cupboard, telephone, window (doesn't open), two lower twin beds, and one upper bed |
| Lower Deck Twin 14 cabins (300-312, 315) with private baths with shower. 159 sq ft. Each has 2 chairs, 2 wardrobes, cupboard, telephone, 2 storage boxes, window (doesn't open), and two lower twin beds |
| Main Deck Twin 23 cabins (407-412, 414,415, 417-429, 431) with private baths with shower. 127 sq ft. Each has a chair, 2 wardrobes, cupboard, telephone, window (can be opened), and two lower twin beds |
 | Captain Eight cabins (600-607) with private baths with shower. 110 sq ft. Each has a TV, safe, chair, wardrobe, cupboard, telephone, two windows (one window can be opened), and two lower twin beds |
 | Superior Three cabins (503, 505, 506) with private baths with shower. 128 sq ft. Each has a TV, safe, two chairs, locker, telephone, two windows (one window can be opened), and two lower full beds |
 | Amundsen Suite Two cabins (501 and 502) with private baths with shower. 334 sq ft. Each has a TV, sofa, safe, refrigerator, table/desk, 2 armchairs, wardrobe, locker, cupboard, telephone, 4 windows (some windows can be opened), and two full beds |
