Built in 1963, the registered heritage vessel carries up to 35 passengers. Its non-profit operator has preserved maritime traditions since 2007. On board are a saloon for 15, a training room for about 25, a cabinet for 5–10 and a sauna. In port, twin cabins accommodate up to 24 overnight guests.
Charter routes are tailored to businesses, associations and private groups. Meals can be arranged through the ship's cook or a caterer, or guests may bring their own food. A safety briefing precedes departure. Cruises include the ship's history and visits to the engine room and bridge. Service is in Finnish and English.
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