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Oberoi Philae is a Lindblad Expeditions ship expected to enter service in 2015. Live AIS tracking will begin automatically once she starts broadcasting a position. She will carry up to 44 passengers.

Oberoi Philae hasn't started broadcasting an AIS position yet — expected in service 2015. This page updates automatically once she's at sea.

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Built 2015 · 4,500 GT · 44 guests · 52 crew · 72m long

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Oberoi Philae Quick Facts

Oberoi Philae cruise ship

Oberoi Philae

Lindblad Expeditions

2015

Year Built

4,500

Gross Tonnage

44

Passengers

52

Crew

72m

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Where is Oberoi Philae right now?

Oberoi Philae is a Lindblad Expeditions cruise ship. Live position data is updated regularly via AIS tracking. Check back soon for the latest position.

How can I track Oberoi Philae?

You can track Oberoi Philae in real-time on CruiseShipTracking.com. Our live map shows the ship's current position, speed, heading, and destination. You can also add Oberoi Philae to your watchlist for position alerts.

What cruise line operates Oberoi Philae?

Oberoi Philae is operated by Lindblad Expeditions. The ship was built in 2015 and carries up to 44 passengers.

How big is Oberoi Philae?

Oberoi Philae has a gross tonnage of 4,500 GT and is 72 meters (236 feet) long. It can carry 44 passengers with a crew of 52.

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