SY Rembrandt Van Rijn
Explorer ship with style | Traditional three-masted sailing ship "Rembrandt van Rijn"
The SY Rembrandt van Rijn was originally built in 1947 as a herring lugger.
In 1994, the ship underwent extensive conversion work in the Netherlands to turn it into a three-masted passenger sailing schooner. In the years that followed, the ship conquered new waters: Spitsbergen (1994–1996) and later the Galápagos Islands (1998–2001) were among its areas of operation.
After this active phase, a comprehensive modernization began. By 2011, the Rembrandt Van Rijn had been completely rebuilt and brought up to date.
Particular attention was paid to upgrading the communication and navigation equipment, which now complies with the latest SOLAS regulations.
With its specialized equipment, the ship is ideal for expedition cruises to remote areas and between small islands.
Thanks to its open deck areas, it offers excellent opportunities for observing wildlife and the landscape, even while sailing.
However, the two Zodiac boats provide a real adventure: they enable shore excursions and wildlife viewing in regions that would otherwise be inaccessible.
Stephanie Gräf
Travel expert, inventia | Travel beyond the ordinary
Specialist in travel to the Arctic and Antarctic.
I am your contact person for questions and bookings relating to the Arctic and Antarctic, and I am delighted that you are one of the few people who are traveling to the ends of the earth.
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Special Interest
A heart for solo travelers!
The expedition ship offers solo travelers the option of sharing multi-bed cabins with fellow travelers of the same gender. This allows you to save on the single cabin supplement that would otherwise apply.
More offers for solo travelers.
Onboard amenities
ship data
Key data:
- Type of ship: Expedition three-masted schooner
- Passengers: max. 33
- Cabins: 16
- Crew: 12 (9 crew members, 2 expedition guides, 1 cook)
- Year of construction: 1947 | Complete renovation and refurbishment program in 2011
- Flag: Vanuatu
- Length: 49.50 m
- Width: 6.65 m
- Depth: 2.80 m
- Speed: 6 .5 knots (cruising speed)
- Displacement: 435 tons
- Engines: 2 Gummins engines with a total output of 550 kW
- Dinghies: 2
- Ice class: Reinforced bow
- Safety: SOLAS compliant
- Voltage: 220 V
Good to know:
- Onboard language: English/German
- Onboard currency: Euro/USD
- Open bridge
- Medical care: There is no doctor on board.
- rental rubber boots
SY_Rembrandt_van_Rijn-Exterior_view_2-Dr_Peter_Huenseler-Oceanwide_Expeditions
Exterior view of the SY Rembrandt van Rijn | © Dr. Peter Hünseler
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Observation Deck 2 - Josh Harrison - Oceanwide Expeditions
Observation deck | © Josh Harrison
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Observation Deck 1 Rolf Stange Oceanwide Expeditions
Observation deck | © Rolf Stange
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Observation Deck 3 Peter Huysmans Oceanwide Expeditions
Observation deck | © Peter Huysmans
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Lecture Hall Monica Salmang Oceanwide Expeditions
Lecture hall | © Monica Salmang
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Triple Private Porthole Geert Kroes Oceanwide Expeditions
Triple Private Porthole | © Geert Kroes
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Twin Private Inside Geert Kroes Oceanwide Expeditions
Twin Private Inside | © Geert Kroes
SY Rembrandt van Rijn Twin Private Porthole Geert Kroes Oceanwide Expeditions
Twin Private Porthole | © Geert Kroes
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