Why we like the Hondius cruise ship
- The vessel offers a 4* standard, with a distinctive cozy and informal atmosphere
- Hondius offers accommodation for a total of 170 passengers
- A speedy Zodiac embarkation is guaranteed with two separate gangways and a Zodiac embarkation indoor-platform which can also be used for special outdoor activities such as kayaking
- While cruising, 72 crew and staff members (including expedition and hotel staff) will be at the passengers’ service
- Hondius is equipped with 2 main engines and can reach a maximum speed of 15 knots
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Technical Specifications
- Passenger capacity: 170 passengers
- Ice class rating: Polar Class 6 (equivalent 1A Super)
- Size: 108m long x 17.6m wide
- Launching: Summer 2019
- Other key features: Large Observation Lounge and Separate Lecture Room
Communal Areas
Committed to luxury and elegance throughout, the cosy, modern observation lounge optimises sightings of the abundant wildlife that is home to this stunning environment. Engage with regional experts through interactive workshops, exhibitions and performances in the lecture room. If these only increase your appetite to discover more about the region between shore activities, delve into a polar book in the library.
Observation lounge bar
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