Kinfish Arctic Cruises
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A polar cruise on board the Kinfish
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What we love about the Kinfish
Her small size: Perfect for exploring the places larger vessels can’t reach. As well as ensuring a personalized experience with only 12 guest on board.
Modern, spacious interior: Passenger lounge and large saloon. All cabins have en-suite with comfortable beds.
Large bridge area: Guests are welcome to observe in serenity on multiple deck heights and viewing areas.
The Kinfish is a remarkable small expedition vessel, offering an intimate and immersive polar adventure experience. With a maximum capacity of just 12 guests, this former Norwegian research ship has been meticulously refurbished to provide comfort while retaining its rugged, expeditionary charm. Its small size allows for more personalized and flexible itineraries, enabling it to access remote and pristine areas that larger ships cannot reach. Onboard, guests will find cozy cabins, spacious common areas, and ample outdoor viewing decks, perfect for soaking in the breathtaking Arctic and Antarctic landscapes.
Amenities on board the Kinfish
Restaurant
Observation Deck
Open Bridge Policy
Library
Zodiac Fleet
Free Travel Guide
Food & Drinks on board the Kinfish
Dining aboard the Kinfish is a delightful experience, with a focus on quality and sustainability. Guests can expect delicious and varied meals prepared by experienced chefs who use fresh, locally-sourced ingredients whenever possible. The menu often features regional specialties, providing a taste of the local culture. The intimate dining setting allows for a communal atmosphere, where guests can share their day's adventures over a hearty meal. Special dietary requirements are catered to with advance notice, ensuring everyone enjoys their culinary experience.
Kinfish's take on sustainable traveling
The Kinfish is committed to sustainability, operating with a minimal environmental footprint to preserve the fragile polar ecosystems. The ship adheres to strict environmental guidelines, including waste management practices and reduced emissions. Its smaller size not only allows it to navigate sensitive areas without causing damage but also ensures fewer disturbances to wildlife. The crew onboard is dedicated to eco-friendly practices and educating guests about the importance of conservation, enhancing the overall sustainability of each voyage.
