Signature highlights
Ulstein X-BOW, hydraulic viewing platforms, four Zodiac launch platforms, open Bridge access, observation lounge and expedition lecture facilities.
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Greg Mortimer is a small, purpose-built expedition ship designed for polar and remote-region exploration. Its inverted Ulstein X-BOW, observation areas, hydraulic viewing platforms and Zodiac launch facilities support wildlife-focused expeditions, while onboard comforts include an observation lounge, library, sauna, gym, two outdoor Jacuzzis and open-seating dining. The current Lindblad Expeditions page lists 154 guests, 77 cabins and 95 staff and crew; Aurora Expeditions also continues to list the same vessel in its fleet.
Ulstein X-BOW, hydraulic viewing platforms, four Zodiac launch platforms, open Bridge access, observation lounge and expedition lecture facilities.
Open-seating restaurant serving three daily meals; Aurora Expeditions also lists a main dining venue and a reservations-required Tuscan Grill concept.
Daily expedition recaps and presentations, an observation lounge and bar, library, open Bridge access, and communal lounges.
77 cabins, including ocean-view and balcony staterooms plus suite categories; the current Lindblad page lists six passenger decks and 154 guest capacity.
No dedicated children’s facilities were confirmed. The ship offers family-suitable expedition activities and communal spaces, subject to voyage-specific age and participation rules.
Ocean-facing fitness center, sauna, spa treatments and two outdoor Jacuzzis.
The vessel uses the fuel-efficient Ulstein X-BOW design; Aurora Expeditions also describes virtual anchoring, efficient propulsion and low-energy operational features intended to reduce environmental impact.
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