Ocean Nova

Ocean Nova(formerly called Sarpik Ittuk ) made its debut operating as an expedition ship in Antarctic waters in 2006. Built in 1992 in Denmark,Ocean Nova was commissioned as one of three "sister ships" to navigate Greenland's icy waters as a coastal passenger ferry connecting the isolated villages of West Greenland. She is a very quiet ship, with bow and stern thrusters providing excellent maneuverability, and a shallow draught that allows anchorage closer to landing sites than ships with a deeper hull. Being positioned closer to shore, makes for shorter transfer times during landings. Ocean Nova is fitted with sophisticated navigation and communication equipment. All cabins have private facilities and outside views.