Ocean Albatros, finalising of the interior.

Finalising the interior of the Ocean Albatros

The CX103 designed, polar expedition cruise vessel Ocean Albatros is preparing for her first journey, and these days there is hectic activity to finalise the interior. Work is proceeding on the reception, the carpet is being installed in the lecture area and the mud room is taking shape.

  • Electrical work and carpet installation on the Ocean Albatros.

After having returned from her sea trials, the interior work is continued on this X-BOW-designed expedition cruise vessel. Albatros Expeditions will start the season in the summer of 2023, with the first journey going to the island of Svalbard in Norway. The town Longyearbyen is at 78 degrees north and is the northernmost permanent settlement before the North Pole. "Later, she will join whales, icebergs, seals and Greenlandic fjords. A truly nordic built vessel with Finnish, Swedish, Danish components, and last but not least Norwegian design. We are all very proud of her," says Anders Ellemann Kristensen at Albatros Expeditions, who has sent us these photos of the ongoing activities.

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Headboard frames

Among the interior work taking place these days, the first headboard frames for the passenger cabins have come up.

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The mud room

On a polar expedition cruise vessel, the passengers go for regular excursions in freezing outside conditions. The mud room is an area for storing essential gear and clothes for such excursions. The clothes and boots kept here are designed to withstand the outside conditions, while keeping the rest of the vessel clean and tidy.

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