M/V Ortelius

Baujahr

-0001

Besatzung

Tonnage

4,090

Passagiere

123

Baujahr

-0001

Besatzung

Tonnage

4,090

Passagiere

123

Ortelius was originally the Marina Svetaeva. Built in Gdynia, Poland in 1989, it served as a special-purpose vessel for the Russian Academy of Science. Later it was re-flagged and renamed after the Dutch/Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius (1527 – 1598), who in 1570 published the first modern world atlas: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum or Theater of the World. At that time his atlas was the most expensive book ever printed. Ortelius is classed by Lloyd’s Register in London and flies the Dutch flag.

Kabine

Kabinenkategorie	Deck	Kabinenart
Superior – [F]	Deck 5	Aussen
Twin Deluxe – [E]	Deck 5	Aussen
Twin Window – [D]	Deck 5	Aussen
Twin Porthole – [C]	Deck 3	Aussen
Triple Porthole – [B]	Deck 3	Aussen
Quadruple Porthole – [A]	Deck 3	Aussen