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| All staterooms have either a queen
or two twin beds, two bedside tables, a writing desk, two chairs, ample closet space,
private facilities, air-conditioning and internal communication phones. The well appointed bathrooms consist of a shower, toilet, sink, cabinet, hairdryer, bathrobe and a basket of toiletries, with fresh towels provided everyday. Cabin configuration is: (click here for deck plan)
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Quick Facts |
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| Electricity: | 220 volts | Type of Vessel: | Expedition Vessel | |
| Communications: | phones for on board calls + satellite phone for emergencies |
L.O.A. | 210 feet/ 64 m | |
| Snorkeling: | masks, snorkels and fins (sizes 6-11) are complimentary | Beam: | 41 feet/ 12.50 m | |
| On board payments: | Traveler's checks, Visa, MasterCard, American Express accepted for payments over $50 | Depth: | 23 feet/ 7.10 m | |
| Gratuities: | The quality of service should determine the amount of any tips. If service has been excellent, we recommend US$100 per passenger per week for the whole crew (to be divided between all crew members) and $40 per passenger per week for the guide. The total tip then would be $140 per passenger. This is merely a suggestion; gratuities are a very personal matter. Please deposit the gratuities for the crew members inside the boxes provided for this purpose at the end of the cruise. | Gross Tonnage: | 1352 | |
| Engines: | 2 Deutz 1175 BHP | |||
| Generators: | 2 x 380 KVA Deutz | |||
| Cruising speed: | 14.50 knots | |||
| Safety: | ISM, SOLAS requirements | |||
| Accommodations: | for up to 48 passengers | |||
| Smoking: | It is forbidden to smoke inside the Eclipse. However, smoking is permitted in the outside areas. Please ask the bartender for an ashtray; do not throw your cigarette stubs or ash into the water. | Crew: | 29, plus 4 naturalist guides | |