Greg Mortimer

Of the 77 cabins on the Greg Mortimer, the most ‘basic’ are the Staterooms. There are triple, double, or twin configurations, featuring a private en-suite, a porthole window, a desk, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, and a small sofa. Although the entry-level room category, it is very well appointed and nicely decorated, as you would expect from such a modern ship. Striking polar photos adorn the walls, and the light, bright colours echo the stunning shades of blue and white that you might see outside. The most numerous room type on board is the 58 Balcony Staterooms, which have three different categories; A, B, and C, which vary depending on their deck and cabin size. However, all have a private balcony measuring around 7 square metres. A stunning extra! The Junior and Captain’s suites complete the rooming list and come with extra space in the cabin and the pick of the position, giving some of the best views.

The communal areas consist of a peaceful library with floor-to-ceiling windows, the observation lounge on deck 7, a mudroom for all your wet weather gear, a spa, a sauna and gym and, of course, a well-stocked bar and friendly bartenders.

The facilities onboard include a variety of cabin types, a sauna, a gym and spa, a lecture theatre, observation decks, a library, a dining room and bars.

Hearty meals are served in the comfortable dining room, as well as tea, coffee and snacks, which are available 24 hours a day. House wine, beers and soft drinks are included with your meal, and during the Captain’s Welcome and Farewell drinks, complimentary beverages and cocktail appetisers are served, followed by a 3-course meal.