The fleet's smallest and oldest vessel—a three-mast sailing schooner built in 1924—offers authentic tall-ship expeditions where guests actively participate in sailing operations, handling sails, steering, and standing night watches.

As Oceanwide's first vessel, Rembrandt van Rijn attracts a younger demographic (ages 30-55 versus 45-65 on motor vessels) seeking participatory sailing adventures. The ship carries only 2 Zodiacs for landings. Three meals daily of international cuisine are served buffet-style by the onboard cook.

Cabin Categories (16 cabins)

• Twin Private Porthole (9): Bunk beds, porthole window, private en-suite
• Twin Private Inside (6): No porthole, private en-suite
• Triple Private Porthole (1): 3 berths, porthole, private en-suite

Cabins are authentically nautical and compact with upper/lower berth configuration.

Destinations: Arctic only—Svalbard/Spitsbergen (primary), Greenland, Scoresby Sound, Iceland. Not used in Antarctica.