Signature highlights
The ship carries reinforced Zodiacs, kayaks, paddleboards, snorkeling equipment, and other expedition tools. Its shallow draft and stabilized design support access to narrow inlets, wildlife-rich passageways, and smaller coastal landing areas.
Dining
A main dining room serves meals at a single seating with unassigned tables, encouraging informal mingling. Menus emphasize sustainable choices and locally sourced ingredients where possible.
Entertainment
Onboard spaces include a lounge and library, Global Gallery, presentation facilities, observation areas, and a partially covered furnished sundeck. Guests can also visit the Bridge and interact with the captain, officers, and wildlife spotters when permitted.
Staterooms & suites
The ship has 50 cabins, including outside accommodations and balcony categories; the original design included 22 step-out balcony cabins and connecting cabin combinations for families and groups.
For families
Several cabins can connect, and some Category 5 cabins can accommodate a third guest. The compact expedition format and informal dining are suitable for families who value active exploration over resort-style facilities.
Pools, spa & wellness
Facilities include a fitness center and furnished outdoor areas suitable for stretching or yoga. The ship also provides access to active excursions such as kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and Zodiac travel.
Environmental features
The ship is designed for small-scale coastal expedition travel and offers sustainable menu choices, with local sourcing where possible. Its expedition equipment supports low-impact wildlife observation and shore exploration.