MS Maud
A name and ship steeped in history, heritage, and charm. MS Maud is named after one of the most famous polar vessels of all time, Roald Amundsen's 'Maud' from 1917. Today's MS Maud is equipped with advanced technology making her well-suited for polar expeditions.
Good for
- Activities | Adventure | Small ship
What to expect from MS Maud
Ship Facts - MS Maud
| Entered Service: | 2002 |
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| Length: | 442.91ft / 135m |
| Width: | 68.90ft / 21m |
| Decks: | 7 |
| Number of Passengers: | 532 |
| Number of Crew: | 69 |
| Size: | 16,140 gross tonnage |
FAQ's
Yes, you can post letters and cards at the reception, and for a service fee and cost of stamps, HX Expeditions will forward the post in every port where possible.
The plugs in your cabins are all 220V/50hz. Suites have 110V for shavers. The plugs are continental two-pin plugs, which may require an adapter.
Yes, MS Maud is wheelchair accessible, with some operational requirements. Guests who use wheelchairs are required to bring their own. Wheelchairs and mobility aids must be no wider than 60cm.
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