MV Liseron
MV Liseron current position
The current location of MV Liseron is in North America West Coast cruising en route to Seattle. The AIS position was last reported 5 minutes ago.
Current PositionSpecifications of MV Liseron
| Year of build | 1952 / Age: 74 |
| Flag state | USA |
| Builder | Tacoma WA |
| Speed | 10 kn / 19 km/h / 12 mph |
| Length (LOA) | 44 m / 144 ft |
| Beam (width) | 9 m / 30 ft |
| Passengers | 10 - 20 |
| Crew | 12 |
| Cabins | 10 |
| Last Refurbishment | 1989 |
| Owner | The Boat Company |
MV Liseron Review
Review of MV Liseron
The 1952-built cruise ship MV Liseron and her fleetmate MV Mist Cove are ideal vessels for fishing charters, wilderness discovery adventures, and family travel vacations. The Boat Company, the shipowner, has spent nearly 40 years cruising Alaska, offering small-ship tours for only 20–24 passengers. This creates an intimate atmosphere, personalized service, and the flexibility to go “off-itinerary.”
MV Liseron is currently USA-flagged (MMSI 367069430).
Cabins
MV Liseron has 10 staterooms (six on the main deck and four on the upper “skiff” deck), each with a queen-sized bed and an upper twin bunk. All staterooms feature individual temperature controls, a spacious built-in wardrobe, dresser and drawers, and a private bathroom with sink, hairdryer, toilet, and stall shower. The screened picture-frame windows can be opened.
Shipboard facilities
MV Liseron was launched in 1952 in Tacoma (WA, USA) and was later sold to France to serve as a minesweeper. The Boat Company acquired and restored the vessel in 1989.
Accommodating only 20 passengers, the boat offers a comfortable main salon (common room), a cozy entertainment lounge, an open bar serving beer, wine, premium liquors, and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as an enclosed observation lounge and library.
All meals and snacks are freshly prepared by the onboard chef and included in the fare. The company provides trained naturalist guides, engaging educational presentations, and a variety of activities such as hiking, beachcombing, nature walks, picnics, kayaking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Binoculars are available in every room.