Ship Information - Three Arctic Islands: Iceland, Greenland, Spitsbergen
Built in Finland by the Russian Academy of Science in the late 1980s, Akademik Sergey Vavilov's original mission was to perform sensitive hydro-acoustic ocean reseach. As such, she is exceptionally quick, quiet and stable.
Vavilov is now recognized as one of the sturdiest expedition ships to ever sail the polar seas, and we're delighted to offer you a berth on this exceptional vessel. This polar cruise ship boasts state-of-the-art technology and outstanding stability, making for a truly memorable trip.
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Akademik Sergey Vavilov Departures between: Jun 2012 to Sep 2012
Built in Finland in the late 1980s for the Russian Academy of Science, Akademik Sergey Vavilov's original mission was to perform sensitive hydro-acoustic ocean research. As such, she is exceptionally quick, quiet and stable.
- Intimate viewing of Arctic wildlife, icebergs and more
- Kayaking and camping options ramp up the adventure quotient
- 2 fully enclosed lifeboats for safety in all conditions
- Unmatched stability and superior speed means efficient time at sea
- Onboard gym, two saunas and library allow you to relax between shore visits
- Comfortable, friendly atmopshere: Just 107 guests
Reviews for this expedition
- Overall an enjoyable vacation
"The highlights of this trip for me were the barren, stark, amazing vistas of the High Arctic and the ingenuity and resilience of the Inuit people. I was also in awe of being on Beechey Island. "
Carol Rochnowski, August 2009
- Very good - we'll be recommending you to our friends!
"Every hour on the ship brings a new highlight, but a stand-out for me on this trip was an unexpected day-long paddle and hike in Sisimiut Fjord, which was not only stunningly beautiful, but tested my …"
Brian Wilson, August 2010


















