POLAR STAR

Builder.............................Lurssen.Shipyard,.Germany

Length..............................208.Feet.(63.4.M)

Beam...............................42.feet.(12.80.M)

Draft.................................12.feet.(3.65.M)

Year..................................2005

Refit.................................2011

Engines............................2x.3512.Caterpillar.Diesels.-.1,957.Hp.each

Speed...............................13.knots.cruise/15.knots.max

Range:..............................Approx.7,000.nautical.miles.@.12.knots

Fuel..................................50,000.gallons.(189,271.ltr)

Water...............................7,400.gallons.(28,000.ltr)

Flag..................................Cayman.Island

Cabins..............................6

Guests..............................12

Crew.................................14.(space.up.to.18)

Exterior.Design...............Espen.Oeino

Interior.Design................Pauline.Nunn

Interior.Refit:...................Aileen.Rodriguez

Construction:...................Steel.hull.and.aluminum.superstructure

Six levels of interior and exterior deck space. Guest Staterooms are on the main deck rather than below decks. The Owners Area with stateroom, den and his and hers bathroom has its own deck and enjoys panoramic views forward and on both sides, through huge windows. A Spa Pool on the owner’s deck aft holds 10.Capacious Outdoor Decks aft, forward and on the Sundeck provide ample seating for Open Air Dining or lounging and there are numerous day heads and showers in addition to those in the staterooms.

Polar Star’s ice class hull will allow access to the world’s oceans. A preference for cruising remote and unfashionable cruising regions explains the fact that the Crew Accommodation Area (seven cabins in all, plus crew lounge) is located centrally rather than in the crew№s traditional place way up forward, where the ship№s motion underway offers no respite from the violence of heavy seas. For ease of access by chef and assistants, the ship’s galley is located on the same deck as the crew cabins.

Six levels of interior and exterior deck space. Guest Staterooms are on the main deck rather than below decks. The Owners Area with stateroom, den and his and hers bathroom has its own deck and enjoys panoramic views forward and on both sides, through huge windows. A Spa Pool on the owner’s deck aft holds 10.Capacious Outdoor Decks aft, forward and on the Sundeck provide ample seating for Open Air Dining or lounging and there are numerous day heads and showers in addition to those in the staterooms.

Polar Star’s ice class hull will allow access to the world’s oceans. A preference for cruising remote and unfashionable cruising regions explains the fact that the Crew Accommodation Area (seven cabins in all, plus crew lounge) is located centrally rather than in the crew№s traditional place way up forward, where the ship№s motion underway offers no respite from the violence of heavy seas. For ease of access by chef and assistants, the ship’s galley is located on the same deck as the crew cabins.

MAIN SALON looking forward MASTER MAIN DECK SALON

MAIN DECK DINING MAIN DECK DINING

SKY LOUNGE looking starboard aft SKY LOUNGE

SKY LOUNGE looking forward starboard SKY LOUNGE

OWNER'S DECK FOYER OWNRER'S STUDY

MASTER SUITE

MASTER SUITE

MASTER BATH HISMASTER SUITE

MASTER BATH HER MASTER BATH HER

GUEST SUITE 1 GUEST BATH 1

GUEST SUITE 2 GUEST BATH 2

GUEST SUITE 3 GUEST BATH 3

GUEST SUITE 4 GUEST BATH 4

GUEST SUITE 5

AFT DECK DININGAFT DECK DINING - Looking Foward

MAIN GALLEY - Lower Deck

FITNESS ROOM MEDIA ROOM

SUN DECK BAR

SUN DECK forward lounge

SUN DECK CABANA SUN DECK LOUNGE looking Aft

STERN VIEW - Aft Deck

MOVIE

AFT DECK LOUNGE

PORTUGUESE-BRIDGE CENTERLINE AFT DECK COMPANIONWAY