The Vessel

M/V Sisak

A former Greenland Police patrol cutter. Spacious, modern, and purpose-suited for polar diving.

The Vessel

The Expedition Vessel: M/V Sisak

M/V Sisak is a former Greenland Police maritime patrol cutter, based in Nuuk and built for demanding work in Greenlandic waters. Spacious and modern, she pairs a large working stern deck with comfortable cabins and generous shared spaces, an ideal platform for polar diving along the coast.

Crew and expedition gear on the working stern deck of M/V Sisak, with a crane and glacier behind, in Evighedsfjorden, Greenland

For Divers

Sisak was built to work at sea, and it shows on deck. A large, open stern deck gives divers room to kit up, stage gear, and move freely between dives. Amidships, a recessed section of deck sits closer to the waterline, a natural dive station that makes entering and exiting the water easier, even in full kit.

The mess and saloon aboard M/V Sisak with dining tables, banquette seating, and a Greenland chart on the wall

Shared Home at Sea

Between dives, life aboard Sisak gathers in her light-filled mess and saloon. Generous common spaces give the team room to eat, rest, and plan the days ahead together, the shared rhythm of an expedition at sea.

Life Onboard

Inside Sisak

The wheelhouse aboard M/V Sisak with helm chairs, console monitors, and harbor views
The WheelhouseModern navigation, radar, and safety systems, crewed by an experienced Arctic team.
A double cabin aboard M/V Sisak with berths, a sofa, desk, and wardrobe
Double CabinA private double cabin with its own ensuite bathroom.
A four-berth quad cabin aboard M/V Sisak with bunks, a desk, and wardrobe
Quad CabinsTwo four-berth cabins with shared bathrooms. Comfortable quarters for the team.
Ship Specs

Built for the Arctic

M/V Sisak underway through pack ice past an iceberg and snow-capped peaks in Greenland
Cabins
3 · 10 berths
Length Overall
16 m / 52 ft
Beam
6.3 m / 21 ft
Year Built
1988
Vessel Type
Ex-Police Patrol Cutter
Home Port
Nuuk, Greenland
Flag
Greenland
Main Engine
Cummins KTA 38
Limited to 10 divers per expedition
Two four-berth (quad) cabins with shared bathrooms
One double cabin with private ensuite bathroom
Large open stern deck for kitting up and staging gear
Recessed midship dive station, closer to the waterline
Spacious mess and passenger saloon
Built 1988 at Søby Værft, Denmark. Former Greenland Police cutter
Cummins KTA 38 main engine · 2 × UNI 480 MOB tenders

Dive Aboard the Sisak

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