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NORTH POLE YACHT CHARTER

LA DATCHA IS A LUXURIOUS ICEBREAKER YACHT

Measuring 77 meters in length, it can accommodate 12 guests and a crew of 19 people. Powered by Caterpillar engines, it reaches a maximum speed of 17 knots and has a range of over 3000 miles. Its steel hull with Ice Class certification makes it ideal for navigating icy waters. The yacht charter price is approximately 630,000 USD per week. We suggest contacting us for further clarification.

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The journey begins at the end of June, when the ice breaks, allowing exploration of the most remote areas. During the Arctic summer, one experiences the polar day with 24 hours of continuous daylight. Sailing through the icy landscapes, excitement grows and the air is crisp. The horizon is an infinite brilliant white. Occasionally, the crew spots a polar bear or a seal resting on the ice. Upon reaching the North Pole, a toast is made to commemorate the occasion

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PLANET NINE EXPLORATION YACHT

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Planet Nine is a 73.2-meter exploration superyacht built by Admiral Yachts in 2018. It can accommodate up to 16 people in eight cabins, including the owner’s suite. Planet Nine is classified as Ice Class 1D by Lloyd’s Register and is equipped with dynamic positioning and zero-speed stabilizers for comfort at anchor. It features an approved commercial helipad, with a closed hangar below deck and a refueling facility, accessible via a lift platform for an eight-ton helicopter.

ARGUS

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Argus is an imposing 68.5-meter-long icebreaker, built by the Svendborg Skibsvaerft shipyard. Perfect for long-range explorations, it can accommodate up to 12 guests in 4 cabins. Equipped with an ice-resistant hull and a heliport, it offers an unparalleled experience. The rental price starts from 120,000 euros per week. We urge you to contact us for more information.

Ragnar - Icebreaker certified yacht with helicopter landing

RAGNAR: a 68.2-meter yacht, transformed into an elegant vessel by Icon Yachts. Originally built as a multipurpose ship, Ragnar combines opulence and adventure. Equipped with a helipad, a pool, a massage room, a sauna, and a Turkish bath, it offers a luxurious travel experience. Despite its transformation, it maintains its certification as an A1 Class yacht, ready for any latitude. The yacht charter price for Ragnar is approximately €525,000 per week

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THE OFFICIAL SHIP CARDS ALONG WITH THE OPERATIONAL CREW WILL BE PRESENTED DURING THE NEGOTIATION

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NORTH POLE YACHT CHARTER PRICES

DUE TO THE VARIABLE NATURE OF THE CHARTERING MARKET

THE FIGURES ARE ESTIMATES TO BE VERIFIED AT THE TIME OF NEGOTIATION.

LEGEND: built by IHC Verschure in 1974 and refitted in 2019, is a 77.4-meter luxury expedition yacht that combines performance with comfort. It accommodates up to 22 guests in 11 cabins and is serviced by a dedicated crew of 28. Guests can enjoy amenities like a Balinese spa, cinema, and whisky bar. Yacht charter price for this vessel is approximately €625,000 per week, plus expenses

Legend icebreaker operational as it breaks through thin ice

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Arctic exploration vessel anchored with its lights turning on.

ARCTIC: built by Schichau Unterweser in 1969 and refitted in 2020, is a stunning 87.6-meter exploration yacht. Offering luxury and adventure, it features 7 cabins for 12 guests and a crew of 28. With amenities like a cinema, beach club, and gym, Arctic is perfect for exploring remote destinations. Yacht charter price: approximately €450,000 per week.

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Teleost yacht, 49 meters in length, underway.

TELEOST is a 49-meter yacht built by Feadship in 1998 (Refit in 2023). This vessel boasts great amenities, including a jacuzzi on the deck. It can accommodate 10 guests in 5 cabins. Teleost reaches a maximum speed of 15 knots. The charter price for a week starts from €185,000.00

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Converted fishing vessel turned exploration yacht named Scintilla Maris, anchored and ready for adventure

SCINTILLA MARIS: a fishing vessel converted into an exploration yacht in 2023, is ready to take you on an adventure through the Norwegian fjords. Its refined design and high-level performance (thanks to the complete refit of the engines) offer a fascinating navigation experience. Chartering this vessel costs USD 160,000.00 per week.

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Yersin - Piriou shipyard vessel sailing through the ice

YERSIN is a vessel designed for all weather conditions. It is 76.6 meters long and built by the Piriou shipyard. Yersin has also been used for private exploratory voyages. The yacht charter price for this extraordinary vessel is around €480,000 per week.

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Operating in the North Pole is a very challenging task. The vessels we have shown on this page are indications and suggestions related to our research. We recommend you to contact us to clarify any of your curiosity.

DWINGER, a 48.5-meter sailboat built by Royal Huisman, is available for charter in the Norwegian fjords and the North Sea. With 6 cabins for 11 guests, including a gym, it offers an unforgettable sailing experience. The price for one week is approximately €70,000.

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1. When is the best time to visit the North Pole? The best time to visit the North Pole is during the northern hemisphere's summer months.

2. How can I book a cruise to the North Pole? You can book a cruise to the North Pole by contacting our company directly.

3. Do I need a visa for the North Pole cruise? Depending on your nationality and cruise itinerary, you may require a visa.

4. Do I need to inform the cruise line of my pregnancy?

Yes, you should inform us of your pregnancy in writing. The restrictions in this matter are intended for the protection of human life

The IMO Polar Code: This code applies to all ships and regulates safety and environmental protection. It considers the specific risks associated with remote and vulnerable marine areas. The code covers various aspects, including design, construction, equipment, operation, training, as well as search and rescue.