Ship Facts and Deck Plan for RMS St. Helena
Built in 1989, the RMS St. Helena
is a working ship carrying passengers and about 1500 tonnes
of cargo to the island of St. Helena.
The ship is comfortable and well equipped and operates
under the British flag. It has all modern conveniences including
two lounges and bars, a dining saloon, shop, library, sundeck,
small saltwater swimming pool and an exercise room.
The atmosphere is informal and relaxed on a small and frinedly
ship where you can get to know your fellow passengers. Freshly
prepared food is served from breakfast in the morning to
lunch and cakes, with a five-course dinner in the evening.
Operator: |
Andrew Weir
Shipping |
Flag: |
British |
Built: |
1989 |
Capacity: |
128 Berths |
Gross tonnage: |
6,767 tonnes |
Length: |
105m |
Width: |
19.2m |
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Cabin Information
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| Grade |
|
Description |
| T2S |
|
Large outside twin cabin, dressing table,
seating, kettle and fridge |
| T2 |
|
Outside twin cabin, dressing table and
armchair |
| T2HS |
|
Outside twin cabin with upper and lower
berths, armchair, dressing table, kettle and fridge |
| T2H |
|
Outside twin cabin with upper and lower
berths, armchair and dressing table |
| 2BiW |
|
Inside twin cabin with upper and lower
berths |
NB: All of the above cabin grades have private facilities.
Other cabin grades, including 3 and 4 berth cabins are available,
prices on reques. |
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