National Geographic Panorama

The mega sailing yacht National Geographic Panorama is a three-masted sailing yacht with steel hull was built in Greece in 1993 and was partially rebuilt in 2001. A well maintained and totally immaculate yacht, she provides exceptional standards of comfort, equipment, safety and service.

Capacity: 41 guests in 23 outside cabins.
Registry: Greece. Overall length: 175 feet

Public Areas: Our ship is fully air conditioned. It features two sun decks, two bars, a library area and lounge. Our “Open Bridge” provides guests an opportunity to meet our Officers and Captain and learn about navigation.

Meals: Served in a single seating with unassigned tables for an informal atmosphere and easy mingling. The menu is international with local specialties.

Cabins: All face outside with windows or portholes, private facilities, climate controls, and minibars with two twin beds or one double lower bed.

Expedition Equipment: Snorkeling equipment is available.

Special Features: Guests may swim directly from the yacht’s stern swim platform, weather permitting.

National Geographic Panorama Deck Plan

CATEGORY DECK CABIN NUMBERS / DESCRIPTION
1 St. Marten Deck Cabins # 9- 12, 15 Cabins have two lower single beds with portholes. Cabins 9 & 10 are double bedded, and cabin 11 can be converted to double beds.
2 St. Marten Deck Cabins # 14, 16-23 Cabins feature two lower single beds with portholes. Cabins 20-23 can be converted to triples. Cabins 20-23 accommodate a Child Triple on Greece Family Adventure. Note: Sole occupancy cabins are available in Categories 1 and 2 only. Shared Accommodations: Shares can be arranged at the double occupancy rate in Categories 1 and 2 only.
3 Santorini Deck Cabins #1- 6 Cabins 1, 3, 4 and 6 feature double beds; Cabins 2 and 5 have two single beds. All cabins have two windows (#1 has three windows).
4 Riviera Deck Cabins A1 & A2 Largest cabins on board, feature two lower single beds and three windows.