Greg Mortimer: Ship Details and Overview
Designed exclusively for expedition cruising, the Greg Mortimer was built in 2019 and is one of the most popular vessels out there.
With her new patented X-Bow®, the Greg Mortimer is probably the smoothest ship in the Polar regions, cutting through waves like butter. This is particularly good news for people who suffer from seasickness.
The new patented X-Bow® also means that the Greg Mortimer cuts through the water more efficiently, using less fuel and reducing emissions significantly. Because of this, the Greg Mortimer is one of the most environmentally friendly cruise shipscurrently sailing today.
At only 340 feet (104 meters) in length, the Greg Mortimer is also one of the smallest expedition cruise ships available. Carrying just 132 passengers, the Greg Mortimer offers guests a very intimate experience with plenty of shore excursions and extra activities such as camping and kayaking.
Custom-built hydraulic platforms provide dedicated observation areas on both sides of the ship, whilst the floor to ceiling windows on deck 8 provide exceptional wildlife watching opportunities from inside. Facilities also include a modern lecture theatre, gymnasium, massage room, spa, and sauna. Not only this, but 80% of the suites onboard come with private balconies.
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Greg Mortimer Ship Overview
Specifications
Facilities
Dining Room, Bar, Sauna, Gym, Library, Clinic with doctor, Observation Lounge, mud room
Equipment
Zodiacs, Kayaks, skis, diving tanks
Cabin Options
Aurora Stateroom — Twin & Triple (Deck 3)
Balcony Stateroom-A, Balcony Stateroom-B, Balcony Stateroom-C (Deck 4 & 6)
Balcony Suite (Deck 4)
Junior Suite (Deck 7)
Captain's Suite (Deck 4)
On-Board Facilities
Public Area Facilities
Due to its modern build (including X-Bow® technology), the Greg Mortimer has exceptional public facilities onboard. The wellness centre offers a large gymnasium, sauna, spa, and massage room. There is also a jacuzzi and plunge pool for extra relaxation. The lecture theatre is state of the art, and if you have some free time you can visit the polar library.
In terms of wildlife viewing, there is plenty of options. Custom-built hydraulic platforms provide the perfect platforms for whale watching, whilst the floor to ceiling windows on the deck 8 lounge offer the perfect environment to watch the world go by in warmth and comfort
Cabin Facilities
Like the public areas, the cabins are modern and very well-appointed.
Unlike most expedition ships, the Greg Mortimer offers private balconies on 80% of her rooms.
All rooms are en-suite and come with 42in flat-screen tv's. There is closet space and desks in each room, and the suites all come with floor to ceiling windows.
24-hour complimentary coffee, tea, and snacks are also available.
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Ship Photos
Activities Offered
Activity | Details | Offered? |
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Camping |
Free on selected itineraries |
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Kayaking |
$1,200 per person for Antarctica Peninsula cruises |
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Skiing |
$1,200. Adventure itineraries only |
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Photography Workshop |
Free on selected itineraries only. Find tips here. |
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Shore-based walking/hiking |
Included in price |
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Snowshoeing |
$280 on selected itineraries |
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Polar Plunge and Zodiac Trip |
Included in price |
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Helicopter Ride |
Price varies |
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Scuba-diving |
Price varies |
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