Sail Aboard the
Hans Hansson
with Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris
General Information
The Hans Hansson was originally built for the Norwegian Lifeboat Association and in 2005 underwent a major renovation, including renewing the interior to provide comfortable accommodations for our twelve passengers. She is ideally suited for extended voyages in comfort and safety anywhere in the world. Although the vessel is primarily a boat suited for work rather than a luxury yacht, she has a comfortable main salon, library/recreational area, and kitchenette.
The crew likes to create an informal and relaxed atmosphere. The crew, leaders, and passengers share the same spaces, fostering camaraderie and the sharing of information and experiences.
Accommodations
The interior of Hans Hansson has been entirely rebuilt with modern lining materials. Today she is equipped as a comfortable yet functional expedition vessel. Creature comforts include central heating, washing machine, tumble dryer, and flushing toilets. The layout places all passenger accommodation in the forward half of the vessel and separate from the crew working areas aft which include the galley with separate crews mess, laundry and access to machinery spaces and storage. Cabins are outfitted with the essential amenities you’ll need to feel comfortable throughout your voyage.
CABIN CONFIGURATIONS
TWIN: Cabins are around 45 sq. ft. (4 sq. m) and are equipped with one lower and one upper berth. Located on the bottom deck, all twin cabins have a wash basin, desk, wardrobe/storage space, and portholes with exterior views. There are four twin cabins which share two bathrooms between them.
SUPERIOR: Cabins are around 100 sq. ft. (9 sq. m) and are equipped with one lower and one upper berth. Located on the middle deck, these rooms include a private bathroom, desk, wardrobe storage, and portholes with exterior views.
Deck Plan
| Superior Private | Middle deck cabins feature twin bunks, portholes, office, wardrobe, washbasin, and private bath facilities. |
| Twin Shared | Bottom deck cabins feature twin bunks, portholes, desk, wardrobe, couch, washbasin, and shared bath facilities. |
View the Ship
A major refit in 2005 saw the Hans Hansson superstructure extended, systems upgraded, and interior renewed to provide comfortable accommodations for passengers and crew.