Hans Hansson was specifically built to withstand challenging weather. She started her career as a life-saving vessel in Norway, was then purchased by Sweden, and has now transitioned to taking passengers on unforgettable trips to Antarctica and to the amazing corners of the world. Her hull – designed to withstand the waters of the infamous North Sea – is perfectly suited for exploring Antarctica. Hans Hansson is an amazing platform from which to watch whales and icebergs – taking amazing photos. She is also small and maneuverable enough to get into smaller places. Hans Hansson is 26 meters long and she can take up to 12 passengers. It’s an ideal vessel for those looking to travel to Antarctica in comfort and safety. See below for technical specs.

Technical Information

Dimensions:
LOA 26.5 m, LWL 23.30 m, beam 7.1 m, draft 3.4 m

Tonnage:
Register 145.78 tons, Displacement 230 tons

Construction:
Ice strengthened steel hull, aluminum superstructure

Machinery:
BergenDiesel 525 bhp @ 312 rpm, variable pitch propeller
Ulstein 100 bhp variable pitch bowthruster
2x Volvo 47.5kW, 380/220V generators for auxiliary power, hydraulics, pumps
Onan silent 24kW 380/220V generator for domestic power service
Watermaker 6 tons/day

Tanks:
Fuel 48 tons, Potable water 15 tons, Blackwater 5 tons

Speed:
11 knots maximum, 8 knots cruise

Endurance:
8,000 nautical miles / 40 days at cruising speed

Navigation:
GPS positioning, electronic chart software
2 radars
2 fluxgate compasses
2 magnetic compasses
Autopilot
Depthsounder
AIS

Communication:
DSC VHF radio, DSC HF radio, SatC, Iridium Pilot

Safety:
Foam/water fire pump 2,200 ltr/min, bilge pump 1,500 ltr/min, Fire detection system
FM200 halon fire suppressant
2x 12 person liferafts
EPIRB, SART
Immersion suits, lifejackets

Deck Plan

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Cabins

Superior

Superior

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Cabina doble (literas) y baño en suite.

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Standard (3 - 4)

Standard (3 - 4)

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Double cabin (bunk beds) , shared bathroom

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Standard (5 - 6)

Standard (5 - 6)

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Double cabin (bunk beds) , shared bathroom

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