 Perhaps the ship's main claim to fame is that she was chartered for a Baltic Cruise of Scouters and Guiders, a cruise that lasted from Saturday, 12 August to Tuesday, 29 August 1933.On board were the Baden-Powell family, and about 100 Scouters, 475 Guides and 80 non-Scouts and Guides - presumably spouses of the participants.There were 85 men and 570 women - some of the Wolf Cub Akelas were women.