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50 YEARS OF VICTORY FACTS
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Description
The 50 Years of Victory Expedition Ship is the world's largest nuclear-powered icebreaker, and can smash through ice about 3m thick on its way to the Arctic and the North Pole. This vessel offers an unforgettable cruising experience for the 128 guests onboard. The ship has a fleet of Zodiacs for excursions to icebergs, shore and wildlife. There are four fully enclosed lifeboats and a helicopter for sightseeing.
Destinations
the ship cruises to the Arctic and to the North Pole
History
Construction of the 50 Years of Victory Expedition Ship (or 50 Let Pobedy) commenced at the Baltic Works in Saint Petersburg, Russia in 1989, but was halted in 1994 due to lack of funds. Work recommence in 2003 and the ship was finally completed in 2007.
Dining
There is one dining room, and bar.
Entertainment
The ship has a gym, saunas, swimming pool, a library, saloon
Cabins
Accommodation choices include standard twin cabins, mini suites and suites. All cabins have outside views and private facilities.
Related Cruise Ships
Akademik Sergey Vavilov (Quark Expeditions)
Clipper Adventurer (Quark Expeditions)
Ship Summary
| Operator: | Quark Expeditions | | Built by: | Baltic Works in Saint Petersburg, Russia | | Date Completed: | 2007 | | Gross Tonnage: | 23439 | | Length: | 150.7 m | | Width: | 30 m | | Passengers: | 128 | | Crew: | 140 | | IMO: | 9152959 |
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