NORMAND NAVIGATOR
9687356
3.8
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3.8
Ratings
  • Accommodation
    5
  • Downtime Facilities
    4
  • Food & Drink
    2
  • Onboard Wifi
    4
  • Cleanliness
    4
Vessel Specification

NORMAND NAVIGATOR (IMO: 9687356) is a Offshore Supply Ship and is sailing under the flag of Norway. Her length overall (LOA) is 142.6 meters and her width is 25 meters.

  • Vessel Name: 
    NORMAND NAVIGATOR
  • Vessel Call Sign: 
    LASG7
  • Flag: 
    Norway
    Norway
  • Vessel IMO: 
    9687356
  • Vessel MMSI: 
    257794000
  • Type: 
    Supply Vessel
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Vessel Facilities
  • Single Cabins
  • Onboard Wifi
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  • Accommodation:
    5
  • Downtime Facilities:
    4
  • Food & Drink:
    2
  • Onboard Wifi:
    4
  • Cleanliness:
    4
TheSeafarer
United Kingdom
3.8
30 Sep 2025
The Navigator is a nice vessel, clean and tidy inside. All cabins are singles and some share a bathroom with your neighbour, some have their own. Large galley and plenty of day rooms to chill out. They've recently added a pool. The food however is not good. Very unhealthy not a vegetable in sight and hardly any fresh fruit. Everything is deep fried or swimming in grease. The boat is also a bit Souless compared to other Normand vessels. Usually there's games nights , movie nights etc but not here, just all feels a bit miserable. WiFi is very good and office space is large and well laid out. Just the food and atmosphere that lets it down.
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