Anna Victoria motor ship
ClassYacht | Flag state- |
Maiden Voyage Date1970 | Cruise Age55 |
Cruise LinePort Baikal | Category- |
Ship statistics
Gross Tonnage- | Deck Levels- | Crew-to-Passenger Ratio- |
Length18.5m/60.7ft | Decks with cabins- | Passengers-to-space ratio- |
Width5.5m/18.04ft | Cabins- | Ice Class- |
Passengers12 | Displacement- | Inflatable boat- |
Introduction to the cruise
Modern motor ship Anna Victoria was built in 2012 of BRUCE ROBERTS boat plan.Rooms are panelled with valuable tree species - mahogany and oak. It is one of premium class ships on Baikal.
Navigation, rescue and connection facilities:
2 diesel engines HYUNDAI;
generator LAMBORDINI;
2 radio stations working with short and ultra short waves;
Satellite phone;
Automatic rescue raft for 20 people;
2 motor boats (length 3,5 m each).
Cabins:
3 cabins are on a bow of the ship – for 1, 3 and 4 passengers with shared toilet and shower.
1 cabin on a stern of the ship. It has double bed and single bed, toilet and shower, equipped with TV and DVD.
Other facilities:
On the main deck there are galley, saloon, and captain’s bridge. The door from open deck leads to a saloon with big soft sofa and dining table. There are plasma TV and DVD with USB.
Almost 60% of walls in the saloon are made of glass. One can enjoy beautiful view while having meal.
Another view point is fly bridge with a great view on Baikal. There are deck chairs, a sofa and a table.
Stern platform is for diving and fishing. Nearby is a shower with hot and cold water.
Grill and smoke-shed aboard
Navigation, rescue and connection facilities:
2 diesel engines HYUNDAI;
generator LAMBORDINI;
2 radio stations working with short and ultra short waves;
Satellite phone;
Automatic rescue raft for 20 people;
2 motor boats (length 3,5 m each).
Cabins:
3 cabins are on a bow of the ship – for 1, 3 and 4 passengers with shared toilet and shower.
1 cabin on a stern of the ship. It has double bed and single bed, toilet and shower, equipped with TV and DVD.
Other facilities:
On the main deck there are galley, saloon, and captain’s bridge. The door from open deck leads to a saloon with big soft sofa and dining table. There are plasma TV and DVD with USB.
Almost 60% of walls in the saloon are made of glass. One can enjoy beautiful view while having meal.
Another view point is fly bridge with a great view on Baikal. There are deck chairs, a sofa and a table.
Stern platform is for diving and fishing. Nearby is a shower with hot and cold water.
Grill and smoke-shed aboard
