The Vessel

M/S Tulu

A former Danish Navy polar vessel, purpose-built for the Arctic and outfitted for polar diving.

The Vessel

The Expedition Vessel: M/S Tulu

Purpose-built for the Arctic, the M/S Tulu prioritizes space, comfort, and function over capacity. Her interior is well maintained and practical: cabins are comfortable, shared facilities are clean and efficient, and the dining area, framed by large windows, serves as the center of life onboard.

Rows of scuba rigs and drysuits staged on deck aboard M/S Tulu as a diver looks on

For Divers

Tulu delivers where it matters: a solid diving platform in Arctic waters, modern navigation and safety systems, and a crew with decades of experience in Greenland’s coastal seas. A heated container known as “the shack” holds hanging drysuits and a workbench for gear, while outside, dive benches make donning and doffing your kit simple.

Expedition divers gathered on the deck of M/S Tulu with icebergs and Greenland's coast behind them

Shared Home at Sea

Tulu becomes a shared home at sea. Her intimate scale and welcoming interior foster camaraderie and focus, creating an ideal base for an expedition built on trust and shared purpose.

Life Onboard

Inside Tulu

Ship Specs

Built for the Arctic

View from the mast of M/S Tulu picking through icebergs and sea ice in Greenland
Cabins
10 cabins
Length Overall
31 m / 102 ft
Beam
8 m / 26 ft
Year Built
1992
Vessel Type
Expedition / Research
Flag
Greenland
Max Speed
12 knots
Cruising Speed
7–9 knots
Limited to 12 divers per expedition
Double-occupancy cabins with shared bath; every cabin includes a sink
Modern navigation and safety systems
Recently renovated shared facilities
Dining area framed by large windows
Modern galley: Danish and Greenlandic cuisine
Crew with decades of experience in Greenlandic waters
Solid operational platform for cold-water diving

Dive Aboard the Tulu