Clipper Adventurer


	Clipper Adventurer		Ship Description Deck Plan Cabin Photos

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The Clipper Adventurer was built in 1975 as the Alla Tarasova in the former Yugoslavia and underwent a $13 million conversion in 1998 in Scandinavia. She is a superb expedition vessel for Antarctica cruises, Clipper Adventurer Dining Room

reminiscent of the days of the great ocean liners, with lots of varnished wood and brass.

All cabins have an outside view, lower beds, private bathrooms, in-room music, individual temperature controls and a 220-volt hairdryer. There is a laundry and pressing service onboard and a small gym on the main deck with weights and stationary bicycles for individual use. There is also a gift shop and library with a selection of books and games.

Equipped with state-of-the-art sonar, stabilizers and classified A-1 ice-class, she navigates the Arctic and Antarctic waters with ease, as well as sailing in Europe, South America and North Africa on an exciting range of itineraries. The Clipper Adventurer carries a fleet of inflatable Zodiacs which can be launched at a moment's notice.

The window-lined dining room serves delicious international cuisine, with meals individually prepared to order using the finest and freshest Clipper Adventurer--Loading Zodiacs

ingredients possible. The galleys are run by fine executive chefs trained at the most prestigious culinary academies. Whenever possible local specialities will also appear on the menu. Presentations are held in the lounge which can seat all 122 passengers in one sitting, and has a large screen and projector for slide shows. As well as a bar in the main lounge, there is also a bar in the more intimate club room, which seats up to 45.