Hondius — Twin Porthole
- Score
- 6.1 out of 10
- Fare
- US$965–US$1,190 per person per night, as of 20 October 2026
- Last checked
- Fare source
- Oceanwide Expeditions
1 under an open licence
The review
The Twin Porthole is the entry-level cabin for two: single beds, two portholes, a small sofa and a private shower, in 13–16 m². It is the most common cabin on board, with 27 of them. For couples who will spend their days ashore or on deck, it buys the full expedition for the lowest twin fare.
For
- Lowest fare for a private twin cabin
- Two single beds, no bunks
- Same landings, lectures and meals as the suites
Against
- Portholes rather than windows
- No fridge, kettle or bathrobes, which the higher categories have
- Single beds only; no double bed option
How it scores
Five scores out of 10, weighted into the overall. How we score
- Space 25% of score
- 4.0 out of 10
- From about 13 m² with two single beds and two portholes, compact but enough for two. 1
- Dining 20% of score
- 6.0 out of 10
- All meals, snacks, coffee and tea are included in one dining room, which Cruise Critic calls tasty and well prepared rather than haute cuisine; bar drinks are extra. 23
- Journey 20% of score
- 8.0 out of 10
- With 170 passengers, 13 guides, all Zodiac landings and lectures included and a sheltered indoor Zodiac platform, the expedition programme is strong; kayaking and camping cost extra and landings depend on ice and weather. 4256
The facts
| Type | Stateroom |
|---|---|
| Floor area | 13.3 m² · 143 sq ft1 |
| Balcony | Window only1 |
| Beds | Two single beds1 |
| Bathroom | En-suite1 |
| Dining | Included: all meals in the dining room, with a hot and cold buffet area, plus snacks, coffee and tea. Bar drinks are extra.258 |
| Included |
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| Fare | US$965–US$1,190 per person per night, as of 20 October 2026925 Worked out from these departures:
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