Embarkation from Moskenes / from Andenes Size 31 m x 6,7 m Capacity 6 cabins, 12 beds Share via ... E-Mail Whatsapp Facebook Twitter Copy Link
Meander (Tall Ships) The Meander was constructed in 1946 in Hamburg, Finkenwerder as a fishing vessel and operated as such until the 1990’s. In 1995 the ship was reconstructed as a passenger ship for the high seas. The Meander sailed throughout the world as a charter vessel until 2007, spending two years sailing in the Antarctic Circle. The traditional rigging and the robust hull make this two-mast schooner incredibly seaworthy. The simple rigging and great sailing performance enables all guests on board, regardless of their previous sailing experience, to take part in the act of sailing. Six comfortable cabins below deck provide space for up to 12 guests. The greatest area on board is the large lounge area on the aft deck of the Meander. The foredeck and middle deck also provide plenty of comfortable seating. Special Features Year of construction: 1946 – reconstructed 1995 Cabin size: 7 - 12 m² Cabin features: Porthole, reading lamp, Shared shower/WC, private washbasin Beds: 6 cabins, all located below deck: five simple cabins, furnished with bunk beds and a private wash basin. These five cabins share two public toilets and one public shower. A comfortable master cabin including a private shower, toilet and a double bed. Extras: two-mast schooner with a total sail surface of 400 m², deckhouse includes a comfortable saloon, the on board kitchen and a bar, greatest area on board is the large lounge area on the aft deck
