50 YEARS OF VICTORY
ClassCruise Ship | Flag state- |
Maiden Voyage Date1989 | Cruise Age36 |
Cruise LinePoseidon Expeditions | Category- |
Ship statistics
Gross Tonnage- | Deck Levels- | Crew-to-Passenger Ratio- |
Length160m/525ft | Decks with cabins- | Passengers-to-space ratio- |
Width30m/98ft | Cabins62 | Ice Class- |
Passengers124 | Displacement- | Inflatable boat- |
Current position
Call signUGYU | Draught of a vessel11 | Bow heading180 |
IMO9152959 | Lat69°2'35.4"N | Lon33°4'15.6"E |
MMSI273316240 | Nav statusUnderway (Engine Driven) | |
Deck plans
There are 5 floors
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Cabin information
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Mini Suite
Area 236.81 ft²
Deck 0
French Terrace
Occupancy 0-2 people
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Junior Suite
Area 258.33 ft²
Deck 0
French Terrace
Occupancy 0-2 people
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Grand Suite
Area 279.86 ft²
Deck 0
French Terrace
Occupancy 0-2 people
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Victory Suite
Area 301.39 ft²
Deck 0
French Terrace
Occupancy 0-2 people
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Arktika Suite
Area 355.21 ft²
Deck 0
French Terrace
Occupancy 0-2 people
Gourmet restaurant
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Dining room
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Victory bar
Recreational facilities
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Aft Saloon
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Shop
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Bridge
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Gym
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Engine Room
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Swimming Pool & Saunas
Introduction to the cruise
We don’t have the heart to use "she" when we talk about i/b 50 Years of Victory — it’s not ladylike at all. Elegance doesn’t matter when it comes to the right vessel to take you to the top of the world. The most powerful icebreaker ever built generates 75,000 horsepower and crushes multi-year ice layers three meters thick. After a few days aboard, you’ll feel her (or him?) sharing power as you together battle your way through the Arctic icecap to 90º north.
I/b 50 Years of Victory is not a tourist ship. Rather, the icebreaker was purpose-built to pilot scientific and cargo ships to hard-to-reach areas of the Arctic and along the Northeast Passage. It is just during the short summer months when adventurers get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to travel aboard this real working icebreaker to the geographic North Pole.
I/b 50 Years of Victory is not a tourist ship. Rather, the icebreaker was purpose-built to pilot scientific and cargo ships to hard-to-reach areas of the Arctic and along the Northeast Passage. It is just during the short summer months when adventurers get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to travel aboard this real working icebreaker to the geographic North Pole.
