The M/N Mare Australis has a classification certificate issued by ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), with the notation of "Passenger Vessel". In agreement with ISM (International Safety Management Code), given by IMO (International Maritime Organization), the ship possesses a SMC (Safety Management Certificate), which guarantees operation under the international safety standards as well as the protection of the environment.
In addition, it makes use of a complete navigation system (echo sounder, radar, GPS, and the modern Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, or GMDSS), emergency generator, fire stations, smoke detectors in every cabin, corridor and lounge, and a sprinkler fire suppression system installed in all areas of the ship. The machine room is also equipped with a CO2 fire extinguisher bank.
Mare and Via Australis has 63 cabins divided into 4 categories: AAA - AA - A - B. Cabins are equipped with low beds, private bathrooms, independent heating, a safe, closet, 110/220 v. electricity, and panoramic window to enjoy the landscape. It has a total capacity for 129 passengers.
| Mare Australis : |
| Built |
2002 |
| Cabins |
64 cabins, with private facilities, low beds and panoramic windows. |
| Decks |
5 decks. |
| Lounges |
2 lounges and one dining room. |
| Length |
71.83 m, 236 ft. |
| Draft |
3.15 m, 10.33 ft. |
| Breadth |
13.4 m, 44 ft. |
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| Via Australis |
| Built |
2005 |
| Cabins |
64 cabins, with private facilities, low beds and panoramic windows. |
| Decks |
5 decks. |
| Lounges |
2 lounges and one dining room. |
| Lenght |
72.30 m, 236 ft. |
| Draft |
3.30 m, 10.83 ft. |
| Breadth |
13,4 m, 44 ft. |
Cabins :The Mare Australis has four levels of cabins for accommodation. The difference among them is where they are located. Accommodation on the top decks is more expensive, since have a better panoramic view |