Kapitan Khlebnikov
ClassCruise Ship | Flag state- |
Maiden Voyage Date1981 | Cruise Age43 |
Cruise LineQuark Expeditions | Category- |
Ship statistics
Gross Tonnage- | Deck Levels- | Crew-to-Passenger Ratio- |
Length123m | Decks with cabins- | Passengers-to-space ratio- |
Width27m | Cabins- | Ice ClassLL3 |
Passengers110 | Displacement- | Inflatable boat- |
Current position
Call signUGSE | Draught of a vessel7.8 | Bow heading353 |
IMO7824417 | Lat43°3'51.0"N | Lon131°52'32.6"E |
MMSI273146110 | Nav statusAt Anchor | |
Deck plans
There are 7 floors
Preview
DECK 1
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DECK 3
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DECK 4
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DECK 5
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DECK 6
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DECK 7
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DECK 8
Cabin information
Introduction
Triple
Code Triple
Area 137.78 ft²
Deck 5,6,7,8
French Terrace
Occupancy 1-3 people
Introduction
Twin
Code Twin
Area 137.78 ft²
Deck 5,6,7,8
French Terrace
Occupancy 1-2 people
Gourmet restaurant
Introduction
Dining Room
Deck 4
Recreational facilities
Introduction
Bridge
Introduction
Gym
Deck 3
Introduction
Pool
Deck 3
Introduction
Sauna
Deck 3
Introduction
Library
Deck 5
Introduction
Polar Boutique
Deck 5
Introduction
Auditorium
Deck 7
Introduction to the cruise
Features of the Vessel
24,000 Horsepower Engine
Not simply an ice-reinforced ship, the Kaptian Khlebnikov is a powerful working icebreaker designed for the challenging conditions of frozen polar seas that has been refurbished to accommodate passengers with en suite facilities.
Helicopter
Helicopters allow us to take you on aerial sightseeing adventures, to bays that are inaccessible to shore landings, as well as glaciers high atop mountains! They also allow us to scout ahead and check ice conditions.
24,000 Horsepower Engine
Not simply an ice-reinforced ship, the Kaptian Khlebnikov is a powerful working icebreaker designed for the challenging conditions of frozen polar seas that has been refurbished to accommodate passengers with en suite facilities.
Helicopter
Helicopters allow us to take you on aerial sightseeing adventures, to bays that are inaccessible to shore landings, as well as glaciers high atop mountains! They also allow us to scout ahead and check ice conditions.
