MV Ushuaia
- Ship Highlights
- Passengers : 70
The "Ushuaia" is a steel hulled, ice-strengthened vessel built originally for oceanographic research. She was recently converted to passenger voyages. Navigation and communication equipment has been newly upgraded and cabins were refurbished to provide comfortable accommodations for Antarctic passengers.
Antarctica (cruises)
| Itinerary | Prices From | Days | Months | Destinations | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Antarctica | $4,790 | 11 | Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov | Antarctic Peninsula, South Shetland Islands |  |
| Classic Antarctica | $3,350 | 10 | Jan, Feb, Nov, Dec | Antarctic Peninsula, South Shetland Islands | |
| Cabins | |
|---|---|
 | Cat C 509-512, 514-517. 8 inside cabins on the lower deck (D) with semi-private facilities (2 cabins share one bathroom, each has sink) and bunk beds. Each cabin is equipped with washbasin. |
 | Cat B 407-414, 416, 418, 420, 422. 12 twin outside cabins with portholes on the main deck (E). Semi-private facilities, two berths (upper/lower). 2 cabins 214, 215 on upper G deck, with private facilities. Each cabin is equipped with washbasin. |
 | Superior 205, 211, 301-308. (308 shown) 10 superior twin outside cabins with windows on the upper deck (G). Private facilities and two lower berths. |
 | Cat A 208, 210, 212, 213. 4 twin outside cabins on the upper deck (G) with windows. Private facilities and two lower berths. |
 | Suite Five outside cabins with windows. Private facilities, separate bedroom and sitting area, TV/VCR/DVD, fridge. 201 & 203 have two lower beds; 202 (shown) has a double bed and a sofa bed. 204 & 207 have two lower beds and a sofa bed. |
