#Ortelius ship ais plus#

There are 11 Zodiacs on board, maximising time spent on shore and wildlife opportunities. The current position of ORTELIUS is at North Sea (coordinates 51.45719 N / 4.00726 E) reported 2 min ago by AIS. On board there are also two restaurants, a bar/lecture room and a sauna. The AIS position was reported 4 minutes ago.

#Ortelius ship ais plus#

Alongside the expedition team that is made up of an expedition leader plus 5 guides/lecturers, the ship is manned by 34 extremely experienced Russian nautical crew, 15 international catering staff and a doctor. MV Ortelius current location is at North East Atlantic Ocean (coordinates 79.35425 N / 11.65524 E) cruising en route to MONACOBREEN. Built in Poland in 1989 and originally used by the Russian Academy of Science, The Ortelius is an outstanding expedition-style ship with the highest ice class rating available, she is ideally suited for exploration into the most remote corners of Antarctica. Track AIS and Satellite Current Location, Next Port, ETA, IMO, MMSI, Speed, Course, Draught, Photo. The Governor of Svalbard had to deploy her vessel Polarsyssel to assist the Ortelius. The ship has plenty of open-deck spaces as well as a large bridge accessible to passengers. AIS Name ORTELIUS Type Passenger ship Flag Cyprus IMO 8509181 MMSI 209778000 Callsign 5BMC3 Year Built Length 91 m Width 18 m Draught Avg 5.6 m /. ORTELIUS CURRENT POSITION ( - DUAL TRACKING - ). Cabins range from quadruple and triple cabins with portholes and both upper and lower berths, to twin porthole, window and deluxe cabins with lower berths only up to superior cabins which feature a double bed. The comfortable M/V Ortelius accommodates up to 116 passengers. Adept at navigating through solid one year sea-ice and loose multi-pack ice, this ship is ideally suited to reaching more remote locations such as the Ross Sea. She is a very fast sailboat thanks to her long length, making for a short passage if sailing across the Drake and is superb once in Antarctica. She very comfortably can carry 8 guests plus three crew members and one scientist. It is named after the Flemish cartographer and geographer, Abraham Ortelius, who also created the first modern atlas. Ocean Tramp is a 66 feet ketch rigged sailboat, with 5 cabins. With its origins in Poland, the M/V Ortelius now plies the waters of the Antarctic and Arctic as an ice-strengthened Polar expedition vessel.