The Aleksey Maryshev is a modern and comfortable research vessel of the Hydrographic Institute of St. Petersburg. Built in 1990 in Finland, and designed as ice-strengthened vessel for Arctic and Antarctic expeditions. This vessel was strongly built of steel with an ice-strengthened hull (ice-strengthened from the bow until about 1/4 of the ships length), perfect for the polar seas. She has the Russian ice-class notation LU(1), which is identical with Lloyds Register 1D.
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Twin private cabins |
8 Cabins on deck 4 with a private bathroom with shower, washbasin and toilet, upper and lower berths, a desk, ample storage space and windows. |
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Superior cabins |
3 Superior cabins on deck 4 with a double bed and a single sofa-bed. A private bathroom with shower, washbasin and toilet. A sitting area with a desk, Coffee and tea facilities, refrigerator and windows. |
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| Deck 3 |
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Twin private cabins |
6 Cabins on deck 3 with a private bathroom with shower, washbasin and toilet, upper and lower berths, a desk, ample storage space and windows. |
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Twin non private cabins |
6 Cabins on deck 3 with upper and lower berths, a desk, small washbasin, ample storage and hanging space and portholes. Shared shower and toilet facilities are conveniently located on the same deck. |
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