50 Years of Victory

The impressive 50 Years of Victory can take up to 128 guests in six different classes of cabin, starting with the standard twin rooms which can be found on the bow deck and contain one lower berth plus a sofa that is converted to a bed each night. The rooms have ensuite facilities with a shower, a television set, DVD player and desk and chair. At the other end of the scale are the Arktika Suites which can be found on bridge decks 1,2 and 3, these have a very spacious bedroom with a single bed along with a separate sofa bed in the sitting room. Other amenities include a refrigerator, television and DVD player, coffee maker and the ensuite bathroom has a bathtub.

Although transporting tourists wasn’t the initial purpose of the 50 Years of Victory and compared to some of the ultramodern cruise ships the décor might be considered to be a little dated it is very comfortable and when you consider the environment within which it can safely sail, it is quite remarkable. In the public spaces you will find a dining room, a saloon for lectures, a bar and lounge, library, gym and small shop. As well as the gym on board, for those who want to keep active there is a swimming pool and a multi-purpose sports court!

Facilities

The facilities onboard include a variety of cabin types, gym, sauna, swimming pool, library, lounge, dining room, viewing deck, helicopter. 

Dining

High quality cuisine is served in the communal dining room and all meals are included on board. The Victory Bar is open from afternoon to late evening and along with the stunning view it has an extensive wine list and well stocked bar.