EXPEDITIONCRUISES
October 2025 – October 2026

I N CLU D ED S ERV I CE S, FA R E S, PR I CE E X A M PLE S,VACCI N ATI O N, I M M I G R ATI O N A N D V I S A R EQ U I R EM EN T S

TECHNICAL DATAJOIN US ON BOARD IN JUST A FEW CLICKSBUILT

2019

ZODIACS (motorised inflatable rubber boats)

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CATEGORY

5 stars*

TENDERS2

GROSS TONNAGE (GT)15,650HOSPITAL

yes

SHIPYARD
LENGTHVARD Group AS, Norway
138.7 m (455 ft)

BEAM

22 m (72 ft)

DRAUGHT

5.7 m (18.7 ft)

TOTAL POWER

4x 2,800 kW

SPEED

16 knots

OUTSIDE CABINS/SUITES

120 in total

OUTSIDE CABINS10PANORAMIC CABINS**

9

FRENCH BALCONY CABINS

20

BALCONY CABINS

63

STABILISERS

yes

JUNIOR SUITES INCL. BALCONY

14

HIGHEST ICE CLASS FOR PASSENGER SHIPSPC 6

GRAND SUITES INCL. VERANDA

4PASSENGER DECKSPASSENGER CAPACITY
CREW
ON-BOARD LANGUAGES

7max. 230; 199 for Antarctic cruises
and circumnavigation of Svalbard* According to Insight Guides 2024.
**  One with fully accessible layout and equipment;
size approximately 36 m² (387 ft²).

approx. 175
German/English

WELCOMEWe know how important it is to keep up to datewith the latest information, availability and prices
so that you can plan your dream cruise. That’s why
we want to show you the quickest way to book yournext expedition cruise online. For all the latest infor­
mation, availability and prices, simply enter thecruise number of your preferred cruise directly in theaddress bar of the browser window on our website:www.hl-cruises.com/CRUISENUMBER. This simple
step gives you access to all the important details andallows you to manage your travel plans effortlessly.
Look forward to unforgettable moments.

IT’S EASY TO FIND THE CRUISE NUMBER

INS2612BEAUFORT SEA

Expedition Northwest Passage · 6 Aug – 4 Sep 2026 · 29 days

INS2612

Ice conditions
determine the course

Somerset Island
Beechey Island
GREENLAND
Devon Island
Peel Sound
Lancaster Sound
Prince ofWales Island
PrinceSmoking Hills
Regent Inlet
Victoria Island
Bellot Strait
Uummannaq
Jenny Lind Island
Victoria Strait
Ilulissat
Disko BayKing William Island
Sisimiut
Arctic Circle
CANADA

Expedition Northwest Passage · 6 Aug – 4 Sep 2026 · 29 days
CHUKCHI SEA

BERING SEA

ARCTIC EPIC – THE EPITOME
OF PIONEERING SPIRIT

Herschel Island

Nome

ALASKASaint Paul
IslandSewardChignikKak Island
Unalaska
Popof Island
IslandDS
A LEUTIA N ISL A N

Kangerlussuaq

ARCTIC EPIC – THE EPITOME
OF PIONEERING SPIRIT
Add your own chapter tothe chronicle of a waterway that has been botha legend and a daring
feat for centuries

From Seward to Kangerlussuaq

Individual travel arrangements to Seward
Seward/Alaska/USA, departure 21.00 hrs

Fri

7 Aug

Relaxation at sea

Sat

8 – 10 Aug

Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian Islands/USA (cruising off
Kak Island, Chignik, Popof Island* t, Unalaska Island)

Wed 12 Aug

Thu 13 Aug
Fri

14 – 16 Aug

Mon 17 – 30 Aug

HIGHLIGHTS••

The route is the destination –often determined by weather
and ice
Active in the Arctic – with
Zodiacs and on hikes

Probably the most intense formof exploration and one of thegreatest adventures of our time:
the Northwest Passage. Onlyaround 100 ships have sailed
it since Roald Amundsen completed the first passage in 1906.
Now you, too, can tackle thispioneering feat on board the
HANSEATIC inspiration. A milestone in your own life story andperhaps a journey to yourself.
Around 5,800 km (3,604 mi.)long, with places that haveoften never been captured on
film and remain shrouded inmyths and vagueness. Today,
countries around the world areeyeing the gas and oil reserves orelements such as lithium there.
The past, present and future of
exploration lie nowhere closer
together than in these realms.
See the unique environment for
yourself. Your first chapters takeyou to the coast of the Alaska
Peninsula and along the volcanicisland chain of the AleutianIslands. Visit the home of bison,
fur seals and bald eagles, andtrace the history of settlers. Your
expedition ship is perfect for
navigating you safely throughthe extremely challenging
Northwest Passage. Every day,the names of the islands remind

you of their former explorers –whose exciting stories will be
retold by your experts. Weather
and ice set the pace for thedestinations navigated toamidst the labyrinth of islands.
Multiple Zodiac rides, landings
and hikes are planned. Whenyou reach the west coastof Greenland after intensive
expedition weeks, your epic will
be complete. An atmospheric
finale to your cruise, which you
will crown with fantastic natural
spectacles and lasting memories. You will be among the
few people who have mastered
the Northwest Passage.

Add your own chapter tothe chronicle of a waterway that has been botha legend and a daring
feat for centuries
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•

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Awe and solitude: a legendaryroute that only a few ships canmasterAnimal sightings in the realmof polar bears, musk oxen,
Arctic foxes and whales

Saint Paul Island/Pribilof Islands* t

Relaxation at sea/sailing through the Bering Sea
Nome

Relaxation at sea/
sailing through the Chukchi Sea and the Beaufort Sea

Adventure Northwest Passage – from the Beaufort Sea
to Lancaster Sound t(including Herschel Island/ Canada, Smoking Hills,
Victoria Island, Jenny Lind Island, cruising in the Victoria
Strait, cruising in Peel Sound, Prince of Wales Island,
Beechey Island, Devon Island)

Mon 31 Aug

Relaxation at sea

Tue 1 – 3 Sep

West coast of Greenland t(Uummannaq, Ilulissat, Disko Bay, Sisimiut)Fri

Kangerlussuaq/Greenland, arrival 6.00 hrs t
Charter flight Kangerlussuaq – Germany**

4 Sep

HIGHLIGHTS

•

•

•

Awe and solitude: a legendaryroute that only a few ships canmaster
The route is the destination –often determined by weather
and ice
Active in the Arctic – with
Zodiacs and on hikes
Animal sightings in the realmof polar bears, musk oxen,
Arctic foxes and whales

A
Saint Paul
IslandChignikKak Isla
Unalaska
Popof Island
IslandDS
A LEUTIA N ISL A N

Individual travel arrangements from Germany
Details and prices are found at www.hl-cruises.com/INS2612
and in the price insert.
*The ship’s tender boats will be used (instead of Zodiacs) due to official regulations.
**Approximately three months before departure, you will be informed at which German
airport the charter flight will land.
Important note on this expedition: This expedition is a very demanding cruise to organiseand sail. All of our experience and careful preparation notwithstanding, the actual itinerary
depends on official approvals and rules, as well as the weather and ice conditions, which
may make it necessary to change the itinerary. The natural experiences and animal sightings described are possibilities and are not guaranteed. We will do everything in our power
to ensure that this cruise takes place as advertised, but wish to inform you of the flexibility
this requires. The captain will decide on the best possible alternative depending on local
conditions.

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16.04.24 13:31

Probably the most intense formof exploration and one of thegreatest adventures of our time:
the Northwest Passage. Onlyaround 100 ships have sailed
it since Roald Amundsen completed the first passage in 1906.
Now you, too, can tackle thispioneering feat on board the
HANSEATIC inspiration. A milestone in your own life story andperhaps a journey to yourself.
Around 5,800 km (3,604 mi.)long, with places that haveoften never been captured on
film and remain shrouded inmyths and vagueness. Today,
countries around the world areeyeing the gas and oil reserves orelements such as lithium there.
The past, present and future of
exploration lie nowhere closer
together than in these realms.
See the unique environment for
yourself. Your first chapters takeyou to the coast of the Alaska
Peninsula and along the volcanicisland chain of the AleutianIslands. Visit the home of bison,
fur seals and bald eagles, andtrace the history of settlers. Your
expedition ship is perfect for
navigating you safely throughthe extremely challenging
Northwest Passage. Every day,the names of the islands remind

All information and prices relating
to your cruise can be found at
www.hl-cruises.com/CRUISENUMBER

you of their former explorers –whose exciting stories will be
retold by your experts. Weathe
and ice set the pace for thedestinations navigated toamidst the labyrinth of islands
Multiple Zodiac rides, landings
and hikes are planned. Whenyou reach the west coastof Greenland after intensive
expedition weeks, your epic wi
be complete. An atmospheric
finale to your cruise, which you
will crown with fantastic natura
spectacles and lasting memories. You will be among the
few people who have mastere
the Northwest Passage.

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2

Nome

---- Ice conditions determine the course here (see map).

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BERING SEA

t = at anchor

Thu 6 AugTue 11 Aug

CHUKCHI SEA

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BOOKING MODULES

Would you like to discover the dream destinations of our world with the
HANSEATIC inspiration? Our booking modules make it easy for you to
put together a cruise that meets your individual wishes.

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TIME OF YEAR AND TRAVEL REGION
The first step is to decide when you would like to travel and which region you
would like to explore with us.
YOUR CRUISE
Now select your personal dream cruise. Each of our cruises has an individual
cruise number. The four digits of this number are made up of the year and aconsecutive numbering system. You will find this number on the cruise pagesof the catalogue and on the Internet.
EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT

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If you book your cruise in good time, you can look forward to an attractive
discount. Further details can be found in the tables with the price examples
from page 14 onwards as well as online on the relevant cruise page.

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CABIN/SUITE
How would you like to live on board the HANSEATIC inspiration? Choose yourpreferred home at sea from our six different cabin/suite types.

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FARE
Next choose the fare that best suits your personal travel plans. Please refer tothe table on page 7 to find out which services are included in each fare.

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NUMBER OF PEOPLE
Now specify how many people you are travelling with and whether there are
any children or young people among them.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE PACKAGES
Depending on the respective cruise, you have two options when planning
your arrival and departure: book the convenient arrival and departure package
from Hapag-Lloyd Cruises (from/to German, Austrian or Swiss airports), or
organise your arrival and departure individually. Depending on the respective
cruise, charter flights are included in the cruise-only price (the Arctic andAntarctic).
PRE- AND POST-CRUISE PROGRAMMES
Would you like to experience even more before or after your cruise? Then extend
your cruise with our attractive pre- and post-cruise programmes (depending on therespective cruise) and look forward to unforgettable impressions. Please note thatall pre- and post-cruise programmes are conducted in German.

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COMBINATION DISCOUNT
If you combine selected consecutive cruises, you benefit from our attractive
combination discount in the PLATINUM fare. See how much you can save in eachcase in the tables with the price examples from page 14 onwards.
INDIVIDUAL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
To fulfil your personal wishes, our travel concierge is happy to offer you individualshore arrangements according to your preferences.

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ALL-ROUND HOLIDAY BLISS:OUR INCLUDED SERVICES
When you set sail for fascinating expedition destin­
ations with the HANSEATIC inspiration, you’ll experi­ence the best the world has to offer – and that’s
also thanks to the comprehensive range of services
that we offer as standard on your expedition. The
cruise price (cruise only) includes the following:› Expedition cruise in the booked category›	International gourmet cuisine – full-board withearly-bird breakfast, breakfast, bouillon, after­
noon coffee/tea time, lunch and dinner (threerestaurants to choose from in the evening withflexible dining hours)›	All landings and rides in the ship’s own Zodiacs(use of the Zodiacs depends on the destination
region and on official approval)›	Experienced experts from various disciplines
accompany every cruise, give presentations andmultimedia lectures, provide well-informed
answers to questions about the cruising area
and take part in the Zodiac landings/rides›	Use of the interactive Ocean Academy withindividual knowledge formats›	Extensive sports programme: fitness area withocean view, course programme, additional sports
activities on shore depending on the destination(booking a personal training session is subject
to a surcharge)›	Equipment for loan: one pair of binoculars andtwo sets of Nordic Walking poles in the cabin
itself as well as warm parkas, rubber boots,snorkelling equipment›	German- and English-speaking ship and
expedition management as well as Germanand English-speaking service crew›	OCEAN SPA with Finnish sauna with an ocean view,steam sauna, indoor and outdoor relaxation area
(spa treatments and hairdresser at a surcharge)›	In every cabin: welcome champagne, mini bar
restocked daily with a selection of soft drinks(additional selection of spirits in the Junior and
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PERFECT FOR YOUR TRAVEL PLANS –OUR THREE FARESGrand Suites), coffee machine (tea on request),
24-hour cabin service›	Flat-screen television with extensive informationand entertainment programme›	Personal email account (incl. your own email
address on board), Internet (free of charge forone hour per guest per day; service depends onsatellite positioning, especially in polar regions)›	Comprehensive information before the cruise –for example, handbooks about the Arctic andAntarctic as well as expedition maps
›	Information about harbours and destinations(where available) in the cabin›	Harbour and airport fees (the latter refers tocharter flights)
CANCELLATION FEE INSURANCE EXCLU­SIVELY WITH PLATINUM AND GOLD FARESCancellation fee insurance is already includedin the cruise prices of the PLATINUM and GOLD
fares. For further information, see page 20.

OUR CONDITIONS FOR CHILDREN
AND YOUNG PEOPLE
In general, for safety reasons, cruises on the
HANSEATIC inspiration are open only to passengers
aged 6 and over. Special life jackets are available
for children.
Children up to and including 11 years of age travelfor free. Children from 12 up to and including 15 yearsof age pay € 105/USD 115.50/GBP 90.30 a night, or€ 190/USD 209/GBP 163.40 a night if travelling to
the Arctic or Antarctic*. On the Voyages for Young
Explorers, children or young people from 12 up to
and including 17 years of age pay € 270/USD 297/
GBP 232.20 per night – including a special on-board
programme (www.hl-cruises.com/young-explorers).
The age of the child on the date of departure is

PLATINUM
Can be booked at any time
GOLD
LimitedSILVER
Only subject to availability
SERVICES
Suite/cabin and deck

Free choice of suite/cabin anddeck

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises chooses
suite/cabin and deck at the
beginning of the cruise

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises chooses
suite/cabin and deck at the
beginning of the cruise

Shore excursions

Shore excursions bookable
after their publication

Shore excursions bookable
after their publication

Shore excursions bookable
14 days after their publication

Cancellation fee insurance

yes (20 % excess)yes (20 % excess)–

Early booking discountyes (depending on booking
date)yes (depending on booking
date)

–

20 % must be paid up to
365 days prior to departure

20 % must be paid up to
365 days prior to departure

40 % must be paid up to
365 days prior to departure

25 % must be paid between
the 364th and 181st day prior
to departure

25 % must be paid between
the 364th and 181st day prior
to departure

45 % must be paid between
the 364th and 181st day prior
to departure

30 % must be paid from the180th day prior to departure

30 % must be paid from the180th day prior to departure

50 % must be paid from the180th day prior to departure

Must be paid immediately
within 30 days prior to
departure

Must be paid immediately
within 30 days prior to
departure

Must be paid immediately
within 30 days prior to
departure

Combination discountyes (depending on offer)––

Discounts for children

yes

yes

yes

Travel package to and fromarrival and departure points

at a surcharge(depending on offer)

at a surcharge(depending on offer)

at a surcharge(depending on offer)

Pre- and post-cruise
programmes(conducted in German)

at a surcharge(depending on offer)

at a surcharge(depending on offer)

at a surcharge(depending on offer)

Travel concierge

at a surcharge

at a surcharge

at a surcharge

Deposit when booking

THE INCLUDED SERVICES ARE CONTAINED IN ALL FARES

decisive in all instances. The cruise prices given apply
to Categories 2 to 8 if a child is staying in the samecabin together with a fully paying guest and in
Category 9 or 10 if a child is staying in the same

suite with two people paying the full price. A
Grand Suite (Category 10) can also be occupied by
two children and two people paying the full price.

* Valid for cruises INS2601, INS2602 and INS2612.

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CABIN AND SUITE FACILITIES AT A GLANCEYOUR HOME ON BOARD

Of course, you will enjoy conveniences such as a free mini bar or our 24-hour cabin service in all cabins andsuites on board. You can also look forward to other privileges and features.

OUTSIDE CABIN 

OUTSIDECABINPANORAMICCABIN

FRENCHBALCONYCABIN*BALCONYCABIN**JUNIOR
SUITE

GRAND
SUITE

Size in m² (ft²) – approx.

22 (237)

21 (226)

21/23(226/248)

27 (291)

42 (452)

71 (764)of which balcony/veranda
in m² (ft²) – approx.

–

–

–

5 (54)

6 (65)

16 (172)

Veranda with space heaters

–

–

–

–

–

✓

Separable beds

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Separate living and sleeping areas

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

Separate dining area

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

Free mini bar with a selectionof soft drinks

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Free mini bar with a selectionof spirits

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

APPROX. 22 M2/237 FT2PANORAMIC CABIN 

APPROX. 21 M2/226 FT2LIVING AREAFRENCH BALCONY CABINBATHROOM
Heated wall(e. g. for towels and wet parkas)

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Rain shower

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Steam sauna in shower area

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

Bathroom with two sinks

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

Free-standing bath

–

–

–

–

–

✓

Natural light in the bathroom

–

–

–

–

–

✓

Separate toilet

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

Binoculars

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Nordic Walking poles

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Coffee machine

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

24-hour cabin service

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Butler service

–

–

–

–

✓

✓

Fixed table reservation in themain restaurant, if desired

–

–

–

–

✓***

✓

Free use of Wi-Fi

–

–

–

–

–

✓

APPROX. 21/23 M2(226/248 FT2)BALCONY CABIN 

APPROX. 27 M2/291 FT2INCL. BALCONY 5 M2/54 FT2EXTRAS IN THE CABIN/SUITESERVICE PRIVILEGES* The French Balcony Cabins in Category 3 on Deck 6 are approximately 23 m² (248 ft²) in size, and those in Category 5 on Deck 7
approximately 21 m² (226 ft²).
** The Balcony Cabins at the stern have a slightly different floor plan.
*** Fixed table reservations for the Junior Suite are only possible when booking the GOLD or PLATINUM fare.

8› Heated wall in bathroom(e. g. for towels and wet parkas)› Rain shower› Free mini bar (soft drinks)› Coffee machine
All floor plans are for approximate illustration purposes only.

› Separable beds
›	Extensive infotainment with live broadcast andrecordings of expert presentations, forward-view
camera, navigation chart, films and much more›	Extras in the cabin and service privileges(see table on the left)
9YOUR HOME ON BOARD
JUNIOR SUITE 

In one of the 14 Junior Suites, enjoy inspiring,spacious design and ultimate comfort – likea gentle ocean breeze.

10›	Size approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
including private balcony (approx. 6 m²/65 ft²)
› Seperate dining area
› Sleeping area with panoramic view
› Separable beds
›	TV in living and sleeping areas›	Bathroom with two sinks and rain shower›	Steam sauna in shower area›	Heated wall in bathroom(e. g. for towels and wet parkas)›	Separate toilet›	Free mini bar with a selection of spirits›	Coffee machine›	Extensive infotainment with live broadcast andrecordings of expert presentations, forward-view
camera, navigation chart, films and much more›	Extras in the suite and service privileges(see page 8)

GRAND SUITE ›	Size approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
including private veranda (approx. 16 m²/172 ft²)›	Veranda with space heaters›	Seperate dining area›	Sleeping area with panoramic view›	Separable beds
›	TV in living and sleeping areas›	Daylight bathroom with two sinks, free-standing
bath, rain shower and veranda access›	Steam sauna in shower area›	Heated wall in bathroom

Each of the four Grand Suites will be a comfortable
home port for you. They offer everything you require
for a seriously stylish expedition.

All floor plans are for approximate illustration purposes only.

(e. g. for towels and wet parkas)›	Separate toilet›	Free mini bar with a selection of spirits›	Coffee machine›	Extensive infotainment with live broadcast andrecordings of expert presentations, forward-view
camera, navigation chart, films and much more›	Extras in the suite and service privileges(see page 8)

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Deck
Deck 55

Cat. 9Cat. 8Cat. 7

Public areas

Cat. 6

Restaurants, bars and lounges

Cat. 5

Cat. 4

French Balcony
Balcony
French Balcony
Balcony
Restaurants, barsCabinand lounges
Cabin Public areasCabin
Cabin

Lift
Cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment

Cat. 10

Balcony
Balcony
Junior Suite
Grand Suite
Cabin with fully accessible
andbalcony
equipment with veranda
Lift
Cabin
Cabin layout
withCat. 10
Cat. 9Cat. 8Cat. 7
Cat. 6
Cat. 5

Cat. 4

French Balcony
Balcony
French Balcony
Balcony
Restaurants, barsCabinand lounges
areas
Cabin Public
Cabin
Hospital Cabin

Cat. 8Cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment

Cat. 7
Cat. 6

Public areas
Changingroom

Cat. 5

Cat. 4

Restaurants, bars and lounges

with balcony
Cabin
Cabin

Invisible
FrenchBalcony
FrenchBalcony
Restaurants,
barsBalcony
and lounges
Cat.
3
Cat.
5Public areasBalcony
Cat. 6Cat.
4
CabinLounge
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin

Cat. 8Balcony
Cabin
Cat. 7
Balcony
Cabin

Cat.Balcony
5Cat. 6
FrenchBalcony
Changing roomCabin
Cabin
HospitalCat. 4
Balcony
Cabin
Nikkei

Balcony
Balcony
Junior Suite
Grand Suite
Cabin with fully accessible
andbalcony
equipment with veranda
Lift
Cabin
Cabin layout
withCat. 9Cat. 10

Lift

Cat. 7
Cat. 8Cat. 9Cat. 10
Cabin with fullyBalcony
accessible layout
and equipment
Lift
Balcony
JuniorSuite
Grand Suite
Cabin
Cabin
with balcony with veranda

Cat. 3Cat. 5
Cat. 6
Cat. 4and loungesFrench Balcony
Public areas
Balcony
FrenchRestaurants,
Balcony bars
Balcony
Cabin HospitalCabin
Cabin
Cabin

with veranda

Balcony
Suite
Grand
Cat.
7 with fully Balcony
Cat. 8 layoutJuniorCat.
9Cat. Suite10
Cabinaccessible
andequipment
Lift
Cabin
Cabin
with
balcony
with veranda

HospitalBalcony
FrenchBalcony
FrenchBalcony
BalconyCat.
3Cat.
5 Public areas
Cat. 6
Restaurants,
barsCat.
and 4
lounges
Changing
roomCabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin

Cat. 10Grand
Suite
with veranda
Cat. Suite
9
Juniorwith balcony

BalconyCabin

Hospital

French Balcony
Balcony
Changing
Invisible room
Cabin Lounge
Cabin
BalconyCabin

HospitalHanseAtrium

Cabin

Boutique
BarBalcony

BoutiqueChanging
Invisible room
Bar
Cruisesales
Hospital
LoungeHanseAtrium
Changing room

Cruise salesHanseAtrium
Invisible
Bar
LoungeHanseAtrium
Invisible
Bar
LoungeCruise sales
Invisible
Bar
Changing roomHanseAtrium
LoungeNikkeiNikkeiCat. 3Cat. 3Cat. 3Cat. 2
Cat. 1

Non-public areas

Panoramic
OutsideNon-public areasCabin
Cabin

Cat. 2
Cat. 1

Panoramic

OutsideCat. 1MarinaNon-public areas Cabin
Cabin

Cat. 2

Non-public areas

Cat. 2

Cabin

Cabin

Cat. 1

Deck 3

MarinaNon-public areas
Panoramic
OutsideMarinaPanoramic
OutsideCat.
12Non-publicareasCat.
Cabin
Cabin

Panoramic
Non-public
areas
OutsideCat.
1Cat. 2
Cabin
Cabin

Deck 3

Cabin
MarinaOutsideDeck 3

MarinaDeck 3Deck 4

HANSEATICCat.
1 RestaurantCat. 2
Panoramic
OutsideMarinaCabin
Cabin

Panoramic
Cabin

HANSEATIC
Restaurant

Lido
HANSEATIC
Restaurant
Restaurant

Deck 3Deck 4
Deck 3

HANSEATIC
Restaurant

Deck 4
Deck 3

Cat.Balcony3
FrenchCabin

French Balcony
Cabin

NikkeiNikkeiNikkei

HANSEATIC Lido
Restaurant
Restaurant

Deck 4
Deck 5Deck 4

Marina

HANSEATIC
Restaurant Lido
*Different
cabin layout
Restaurant(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
HANSEATIC
Restaurant

Boutique

Boutique

Boutique

BoutiqueHanseAtrium
Cruise sales= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Cruise sales
NikkeiHanseAtrium
Invisible
Bar
LoungeBoutiqueTenderDeck 4
Deck 5

Bar Balcony
Balcony
Suite
Grand
Cabin
and
equipment
LiftCat.
7 with fully accessible
Cat. 8 layoutJuniorCat.
9Cat. Suite
10Grand Suitewith veranda

Junior Suitewith balcony

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Walk= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Cruise sales

TenderCruise sales

Restaurant
649**Different cabin layout
Lido648, 649, 736, 737)
(Cabins
Restaurant
647

Deck 5Deck 4

Deck 6
5

Deck 5Deck 5
6

Deck 5648* Lido= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Tender=TenderCabin/suite with connecting door
= TenderCabin/suite with connecting door

= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Tender=TenderCabin/suite with connecting door

Deck 6

Deck 6
Deck 7
Deck 6

Deck 7
Deck 6

Deck 6= TenderCabin/suite with connecting door

Tender= Cabin/suite with connecting door
TenderTender

734
735
737*
*Different
cabin layout(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
736*
735
*Different cabin layout
646
737*(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
734
648*
*Different
cabin layout
735
646(Cabins
648, 649, 736, 737)
649*
736*

648*
646737* cabin layout*Different
647
649*
734 648, 649, 736, 737)
(Cabins
735
648*
646
647
736* cabin layout*Different
649*(Cabins648*
737*648, 649, 736, 737)
*Different cabin layout
646
647
649*
(Cabins
649,
736, 737)*Different648,
cabinlayout735 648, 649, 736, 737)
(Cabins648*
647*Different cabin layout
649*(Cabins 648,
649,
736, 737)*Differentcabinlayout646(Cabins
648, 649, 736, 737)
*Different cabin layout
647(Cabins
Lido648, 649, 736, 737)
648*
Restaurant
649**Different cabin layout
Lido646(Cabins
648, 649, 736, 737)
Restaurant
647

Courseroom

Deck 7

Glass=TenderCabin/suite with connecting door
balcony

Tender= Cabin/suite with connecting door

Pool

= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Sun Deck

CourseSPA Sports Club
OCEAN
room
Hairdresser

Deck 7
Deck 8Deck 7

736*
734
735
*Different
cabin Ocean
layout
737*
Sun
Deck
(Cabins
736, 737)
Academy736*648, 649,

Ocean
Academy

736*
734
737*
Sun Deck
736*
734
735
737*

=TenderCabin/suite with connecting door

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Walk

BridgeinspirationWalkinspiration
Walk
Bridgeinspiration
Walk
Club with connecting doorGlass= Sports
Cabin/suitebalcony Whirlpool

Pool barGlassbalcony Whirlpool

BridgeBridgeObservation
LoungeBridgeBridgeCourseSPA Sports Club
OCEAN
room
Hairdresser

Ocean
AcademySun
734Deck

Deck 8Deck 7

Deck 7

Deck 8Sun Deck

Ocean
AcademyCourseSports Club
roomSPAOCEAN
Hairdresser
CourseSports Clubroom

CourseSPA Sports Club
OCEAN
room
Hairdresser
Ocean
AcademySun Deck

Observation
LoungeBridgePool bar

Pool bar

Observation
LoungeObservation
LoungeObservation
LoungePool bar
Pool
Whirlpool
Sun DeckGlass
Sun Deck balcony Whirlpool
Pool
Glass
balconyGlassbalcony Whirlpool
Sun DeckPool
Glassbalcony
Glass
WhirlpoolbalconyGlassbalcony
Sun Deck
Pool

Observation
LoungePool barGlassbalcony

CourseFlexible canopy
Sports Club
room SPAOCEAN
Sun Deck
Hairdresser

Deck
Deck 98

Deck 8Sun Deck

Sun Deck

Zodiacs
Ocean
AcademyHairdresser
OCEAN SPA
Ocean
AcademyOCEAN SPA
Zodiacs

Zodiacs

Zodiacs

Zodiacs

Deck 8
9
Deck

627

633

635

629
621
631
623
633
625
635
627
640637
629
639
631

642

644
637

Deck 8Tend

648*
Tender649*
639

Deck 9

626
618
628
620
630
622
632
624
634
626
636
628
638
630

632

634

646

636

641

Tender638

Deck 6

643

647

643

647

649*

645
641

649*

648*

Tender= Cab*Different cabin layout(Cabins
648, 649, 736, 737)
Tender

640

648*

646

642

646

642

Deck 9

729

731

733

Deck 6645

Deck 9

717

721

723

725

719
711
721
713
723
715
728725717
727
730 719732*Different cabin layout= Cabin/suite with connecting door
(Cabins 648, 649, 736,=737)*Different cabin layout
Cabin/suite with735
connecting door
(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)

644

Deck 9

716
708
718
710
720
712
722
714
724
716
726718

720

722

724

736*
Lift
737*

727

Zodiacs

Glassbalcony
Sun DeckGlassbalcony

Flexible canopy
Hairdresser

Glassbalcony

Flexible canopy

Flexible canopy

Flexible canopy

Flexible canopy

Glassbalcony

Pool

Whirlpool
Pool

Sun Deck

Observation
LoungePool bar

Sun Deck
Pool bar

Sun Deck

Sun Deck

Sun Deck

Sun Deck

Sun Deck501

Flexible canopy

531

503

400

505

509

402

507

511

404

726

729

731

735layout and equipment
Cabin with fully accessible
735

644
640

Deck 6733
729

Public areas

731

Zodiacs

514

516

518

520

522

524

513

501

521503

728

730

Cabin Suite with balc
Grand
with veranda
Cat. 8
Cat.
9
Cabin
with
Cat. 10736* Public
Deck
7
Restaurants, bars and lounges
areas
Cabin with fully accessible layout and equiCat.
7 736*
Cat. 8737*
Cat.
Cat. 10
Publicareas
Cabin withfully9accessible layout
andLift
734 equipment
737*

Non-public areas

Cat.bars
5 and lounges
Cat. 6
Cat. 4 Restaurants,

733

Deck 9

Cabin
Cabin

533
500
535
502
521
504
523
506
525
508
527
510
529
512
531
514
533
516
535
518500523505520502522504

400

402

404

732
728

730

732

Cabin
Cabin
Cabin Suite
CabinBalcony Cabin
CabinBalcony Cabin
FrenchBalcony
Balcony
Balcony
JuniorFrenchBalcony
Deck 7 Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
with balcony
Cabin
Cabin
Cat. 1
Cat. 2 Deck
Cat.
3
Cat.
5
Cat.
6
Cat.
7 areasCat.
4
7Non-public areas
Restaurants,
bars and lounges
Public734
Cat. 8 Grand Suite
Cat. 9Cat. 4 BalconyCat. 5 BalconyCat.
French Balcony
BalconyCat. 3
734 6 BalconyCat. 7 Junior Suite
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
with balcony with veranda
Cabin

Restaurants, bars and lounges

526

528

530

532

534

536

538

525507527509529511524506501

400

531513507

402

500533509

404

526508
400
400
510
528
402
402
512
530
404
404
514
532

521

511

503

523

513

505

506

525

502535

508

527

504

522

538520510

529

534516524

512536518

526

531

645

514

645
644

516

644
645

643

528

645644645

644
645

642
642
643
Non-publicareas643

530

644
644 645

733

521

644

731

533

643642643

518

642 643642
642 643
732
733
732
733

532

642

523

Cat. 2 Non-public
3
641
640
641 Cat.
areas

535

Cat.
1
640
641

520

Cat. 1
Cat. 2
Panoramic
French Balcony
Cabin
Cabin

534

641640641

525

640 641640
640 641
730
730
731
731

Panoramic
Cabin

522

OutsideCabin

OutsideCabin

536

733732 733

640

527

731730731

729

524

732
733

729
728

Marina

Cabin
Cabin

Cabin
Cabin

Deck 5

538

730
731

728
729

638
538
639

529

732
732 733732

729728 729

536
636
637

526

730
730 731728
729

727726727

634
534
635

637636637
536
727
639638639
538

536
636 641637
614 631
530
630
638
639
538
616
532
633
501
500 632643
501
500
600
601
618 635534
503
502 634503 602603
502
620 637621
536
504 636505 604
504
505
605
645
622
623
538
506 638507
506
507 639
606
607
624
625
400
508
509
508
509
609400
608
626
627
511
510
402
511
510
611402610628
512513 612 629
404
512
513
613404
630
631
514
514
614
632
633
516
516
640
641 616
634
635
518
518
618600
601
636
501
601
500637
501
601
520
521
520
521
642
643 620500
621603
602
638
639
503
603
503
603
522
523 622502
502
522
523
604
623605640
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605
505
605
524
505
525
644
645 624504
524
525
606
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507
607
506
507
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526
527 626506
526
527
608
627609643 508609
509
509
528 642529
528
529 628508
1609
610
629611
511
611
511
510
530
531 630510
530
531
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612
631613645 512513
613 644
613
533
532
600
601
533
532
614
632512633513514
534
535 634514
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603
534
535
616
516
604637605
618
636516
518
606639621
607
638518
620
640
641
520
521
520
521
609
608 623
622
522
523
522
523
611
610
624
625
642
643
524
525
524
525
613
612 627
626
526
527
526
527
614 629
628
644
645
528
529
528
529
616 631
630
530
531
530
531
618 633
632
533
532
533
532
620 635
621
634
534
535
534
535
622 637623
636
536
640536624641639
625
638
538
538
627

728
728 729

730

726
727

632
532
633

Deck
3
635725634635
534

536
536
538
1 538
621
3621
623
5623 701
625
7625 703
627
9627
629
1 629
631
3 631
633
5 633 711
635
635
713
7 637
637 715
639
639
717

726 727726

726

724 634 635
725
634
634
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634 725636 637636
636 726 636 637
727
726
727
638 639638
638 639638

531

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528

724
725

629

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626
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722 723722
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528
628
629

642

630
530
631

722
723

631721630631
530
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720 630 631
630
721
630
720631
630 721722 632 633
632
723
632
722633632 723719

721720721

533

720
721

624
524
625

530

718
719

627717
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629719628629
528

526
626
627

718
718 719

716626 627626
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626
716627626 717718628 629
628
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719
628
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717716717

720 721720

720

728

716
717

721

718

623713622623522
625715624625524

535

716 717716

716

714
715

622
712 622 623
713712713 622 713
622
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712623624
714624 625
624
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714625

522
622
623

714
714 715

532

712
713

618
518

534

712
712 713

714

620
520
621

633

712

621711620621520

DECK 3

635

710
711

Deck 6630
632645710
710 711

634

710

616
516

618708 618
618 708618
620
711710711 620 711
710620 621
711
620
710621
708

644

708

723

708

616706 616

616 516618 518

706

725

708

708

514
614

614
5144
Deck

538

706

512
612
613

614704 614

510
610
611

536

706

613703612613
512

637

706

706

614 704614
616 706616

704

608
508
609

606
506
607

DECK 4

647

639

704

701700701 610 701
700610 611
701
610
610
700611
702 612 613
703702703 612 703
703
612
612
702613609608609
508
611701610611
510

636

704

609
608

638

704

608
608 609

727

704

608

604
504
605

641

702
703

606
607

640

702 703702

606
606 607

9

702

606

602
603
502

605604605
504
607606607
506

643

700
701

604
605

642

645

700
700 701604
604 605

641
1641

644

700

604

600
500
601

641

601600601
500
603602603
502

602
603

643

600
601

602
602 603

Deck 5(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)

inspiration*DifferentTender= Cabin/suitewith connecting
door
Boutique
Boutique
Deckcabin
5 layout
Cat.
Cat.
11
Cat.
Cat.22
Cat.
Cat.33
Walk(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
649*
TenderMarinaMarinaDeck
3
HANSEATICHANSEATIC
HanseAtrium
HanseAtrium
Lido*Different cabin layout= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Restaurant
Restaurant Deck 5647
Non-public
Non-publicareas
areas Restaurant
Resta
Rest
(Cabins
648, 649, 736,
737)
*Different cabinTenderlayout= Cabin/suitewithconnecting door
CruiseCruisesales
sales(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
NikkeiNikkei
Lido
Invisible
Invisible Panoramic
Deck 5
Bar
Bar
Changing
Changing room
room
French Bal
Ba
FrenchPanoramic
FrenchBalcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
OutsideOutsideDeck
Deck
44 cabin layout
Restaurant French*Different= Cabin/suite with connecting door
Lido
Lounge
Deck
5
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
CabinLounge
Restaurant(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
Boutique
Boutique
Cat.
Cat.
11
Cat.
Cat. 22Cat. 33
Cat. 55
Cat.
Cat. 44Cat.
MarinaMarinaLido
Deck 4Cat.
Hospital
Hospital
Restaurant
HANSEATICHANSEATIC
HanseAtrium
HanseAtrium
Deck
Deck 33
Restaurant
Restaurant
Non-public areas
areas
Restaurants,
Restaurants, bars
bars andand lounges
lounges
Cruise sales
Deck 4 Non-public
Lido
Nikkei
501500601
501
501
Restaurant
500 601
501
500 Lido
501 Nikkei
500
600
501
500
501
Deck
4
HANSEATIC
FrenchFrenchBalcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
BalconBalconPanoramic
Panoramic
FrenchFrenchBalcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Invisible
Invisible
OutsideOutsideBar
Bar
Restaurant 503
503502603
503
503
502 603
Changing
Changing
room
room
502
503
602
502
Flexible
Zodiacs
503
502
Restaurant
503
Cruise sales
Lounge
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabincanopy
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
CabinLounge
Flexible
canopySun DeZodiacs
504 605
505504605
504
505
504 Lido
505
604
505
504
505
505
Deck 9505
Deck 4 Cat.
HANSEATIC
Cat.
1
1
Cat.
Cat.
2
2
Cat.
Cat.
3
3
Cat.
5
Cat.
5
Cat.
Cat.
6
6
Cat.
Cat.
77
Cat.
Cat.
4
4
Deck
9
Restaurant
506
507
506
507
506
507
607
507
506
507
506607507
606
Restaurant
507
Cruisesales
HANSEATICHaMarinaMarinaZodiacs
400
508
509
400
609
508
509
Boutique
400
508
509
400
509
400
609
508
509
400
508
509
608
Hospital
Hospital
Restaurant
Cruisesales
400
509 Deck
Deck 33
NikkeiDeck 4511
Non-public areas
areas
Restaurants,
Restaurants,
bars
and lounges
loungesPublicPublic areas
areas
Cabin
Cabin
510 Deck510 402 402
Deckbars
9 and
511
611
402
511
510 4511510611
402
510
511
402 Non-public
402 511
610
511
402
Nikkei HanseAtrium
HANSEATIC
512 613513512613
512 404 404
513
512
513
513
512
513
Invisible
404
612
404
Boutique404 513513
Restaurant
Cruise sales 404
404
3LoungeBoutique Balcony
514 614514
514
FrenchFrench Balcony
Balcony
Balcony Deck Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
JuniorJunior Su
Su
Panoramic
Panoramic French
French Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
514
OutsideOutside514
Changing
Changingroom
room
NikkeiHanseAtrium
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
with
with balc
balc
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin HANSEATIC
516 616
516
516
516
516
Invisible
Bar
Restaurant
HANSEATIC
HanseAtrium
Deck 3Cat.
Lounge518 618
518
Boutique
518
518Cat.
518
Cat.11
Cat.
Cat.22
Cat.
Cat.33Cat.55
Cat.
Cat.66
Cat.
Cat.
77
Cat.
Cat.88
Cat.
Cat.99Cat.
Cat.44
Restaurant
Nikkei3
Deck
MarinaMarina
520
521
520
521
621
520
521
521
Glass
520
521
620
520621521
521
Hospital
Hospital
Invisible
Bar
Nikkei
HANSEATIC
HanseAtrium
balcony
Glass
Lounge522 623522
523522623
522
523
523
522
523
523
Invisible
622
523
523
Restaurant
Non-public
Non-public
areas
areas
Restaurants,
Restaurants,
bars
bars andand lounges
lounges Bar
PublicPublic areas
areas
Cabin
Cabinwith
with fully
fullybalcony
accessible
accessible layout
layout andand equequ
C
Lounge
Deck
3
524
524
525
525
524
625
525
525
524
525
524625624
525
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NikkeiChanging
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Deck
8
526
526
527
527
526
527
527
627
526
527
526
527
626
627
FrenchFrenchBalcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
JuniorJuniorSuite
Suite
Panoramic
Panoramic
FrenchFrenchBalcony
Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Grand
Grand
Suite
Suite
Invisible
OutsideOutside527
Bar
Deck 8Cabin
SPA balcony
Lounge
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin OCEANwith
withbalcony with
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
withveranda
verandaCabin
Deck529
3Cabin528 629528
529528629
528 Cabin
529
529
528
529
529
628
Marina529
Hairdresser
OCEAN SPA
Changing room
Deck
3
Pool
530
531
530
531
530
531
Hairdresser
631
531
530
531
530
531
630
631
Marina531
Cat.
Cat.11
Cat.
Cat.22
Cat.
Cat.33
Cat.
Cat.55
Cat.
Cat.66
Cat.
Cat.77
Cat.88
Cat.
Cat.99Cat.
Cat.1010Cat.
Cat.44
Panoramic
FrenchBa
OutsideOcean
Hospital
Deck
8Cat.
Sun Deck
Sun Deck Cabin533532633
533
532 633
532
533
533
532
533
532
533
632
533
Cabin
Cabin
AcademyOcean
OCEAN
Sun Deck
Sun Deck
Pool SPA
Changing room
534
535
534
535
Academy
534
535
635
535
534
535
534
535
634
635
535
MarinaNon-public
Non-publicareas
areas
Restaurants,
Restaurants,bars
barsandandlounges
loungesPublicPublic
areas
areas
Cabin
Cabinwithwithfully
fully
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accessiblelayout
layoutandandequipment
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Lift French
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536
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Cabin Balcony Cabin
Cabin
OceanFrenchSportsClub Cabin
Ba
Panoramic
Balcony
Balcony
Outside
room
Sun
Deck
Whirlpool538 639
538
538
638
639
538
538
C
Cabin
Cabin
CabinAcademy Cabin
Cabin
MarinaCat. 1 Hospital Cat. 2
Cat.
3
Cat.
5
Cat.
4
Changing room
Non-public areas
Resta
MarinaCourse
Spor
Cat.
1
Cat.
2
Cat.
3
Cat.
5
C
Cat.
4
French Balcony
Balcony
Balcony
Panoramic
French Balcony
Balcony
Hospital
Outside
room
Glass
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Cabin
Non-public areas
Restaurants, barsGlass
and lounges balcony
Cat. 1 Balcony Cat.Balcony
2Cat. areas
3 Balcony Cat.Balcony
Cat.Balcony
5 bars and lounges
Cat.Balcony
6Cat.
7areas4
balcony
FrenchJuniorSu
Panoramic
HospitalFrench
OutsideNon-public
Restaurants,
Public645

600
600 601

643
3643

Lido
Lido
Restaurant
Restaurant
647

648*

602

645
645

640

DECK 5642

DECK 6600

729

Deck 6

DECK 7644

DECK 8

731

647
647

733

DECK PLANDECK 9Deck 6

Bridge
HANSEATICHANSEATIC
Deck
Deck 33
648*Tender646
Restaurant
Restaurant
TenderTenderTender649**Different
cabin layout= Cabin/suite with connecting
door
646
CruiseCruise sales
sales
735
(Cabins
648, 649, 736,
737)
NikkeiNikkei*Different cabin layout= Cabin/suitewithconnecting door
648*
Deck
6
Deckwith
4 connecting(Cabinscabin
648,layout
649,
736, 737)
Tender*Different*Differentcabinlayout==Cabin/suite
Cabin/suitewithconnectingdoor
door
647
648*
649*
646
(Cabins(Cabins648,
648,649,
649,736,
736,737)
737)
Lido
Lido door*Different cabin layout= Cabin/suite with connecting
649*
Bout
Bout
Deck 6
Restaurant
Restaurant(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
Tender
647
648*
Deck
Deck
55 6
*Different
cabin layout
MarinaMarinaDeck
646
TenderTender
HANSEATICHANSEATIC
HanseAtrium
HanseAtrium(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737
649*
Deck 3 647
646
TenderRestaurant
Restaurant
648**Different cabin layout= Cabin/suite with conn
Deck 5
NikkeiNikkeiTenderCruiseCruise sales
sales(Cabins
647
648*
inspirationwith connecting door
649*
*Different cabinlayout648, 649, 736, 737)
= Cabin/suite
646
Invisible
Invisible
Bar
Bar
Tender
Panoramic
Panoramic
FrenchFrenchBal
Ba
OutsideOutsideDeck 44(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)
ChC
649* Deck
LoungeLounge Walk
735

737*

641

643

645

*Different cabin layout= Cabin/suite with connecting door
647
(Cabins 648, 649, 736,=737)*Different cabin layout
Cabin/suite with connecting door
Tend
(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)

Deck 5

13

527

531

529
521
531
523
533
525
535
527

533

529

526
518
528
520
530
522
532
524
534
526
536
528
538
530

Lido

535

Lido
Restaurant

532

538

Lido
Restaurant

536

Deck 512= Cab*Different cabin layout(Cabins 648, 649, 736, 737)

534

Deck 5

PRICE EXAMPLES IN EUROS (€), CATEGORY 1
HANSEATIC inspiration
CRUISENO.

PORT OF DEPARTURE –PORT OF ARRIVAL

DAYS

INS2515

Halifax – Panama City

INS2516CRUISE DATES
Cruise only

PRICE PER PERSON €Cruise only, PLATINUM fare,
Category 1 (double occupancy)

Early booking until

SAVINGS PER PERSON €Discount

14

25 Oct – 8 Nov 2025

9,390

25 Oct 2024

–500

Panama City – Colon

11

8 Nov – 19 Nov 2025

7,790

8 Nov 2024

–400

INS2517

Colon – Valparaiso

16

19 Nov – 5 Dec 2025

11,29019 Nov 2024

–600

INS2518

Valparaiso – Ushuaia

15

5 Dec – 20 Dec 2025

11,690incl. charter flight

5 Dec 2024

–600

INS2600

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

20

20 Dec 2025 – 9 Jan 2026

19,990incl. charter flights

20 Dec 2024

–700

INS2601

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

20

9 Jan – 29 Jan 2026

19,990incl. charter flights

9 Jan 2025

–700

–

INS2602

Ushuaia – Puerto Montt

22

29 Jan – 20 Feb 2026

20,790incl. charter flight

29 Jan 2025

–800

–

INS2603

Puerto Montt – Tahiti

23

20 Feb – 15 Mar 2026

16,99020 Feb 2025

–900

INS2604

Tahiti – Noumea

18

15 Mar – 3 Apr 2026

14,69015 Mar 2025

–700

INS2605

Noumea – Fiji

18

3 Apr – 21 Apr 2026

15,2903 Apr 2025

–700

INS2606

Fiji – Keelung (Taipei)

26

21 Apr – 17 May 2026

20,09021 Apr 2025

–1,000

INS2607

Keelung (Taipei) – Otaru

19

17 May – 5 Jun 2026

15,19017 May 2025

–700

–

INS2608

Otaru – Otaru

16

5 Jun – 21 Jun 2026

13,4905 Jun 2025

–600

–

INS2609

Otaru – Seward

19

21 Jun – 9 Jul 2026

16,69021 Jun 2025

–700

INS2610

Seward – Vancouver

14

9 Jul – 23 Jul 2026

12,1909 Jul 2025

–500

INS2611

Vancouver – Seward

14

23 Jul – 6 Aug 2026

12,19023 Jul 2025

–500

INS2612

Seward – Kangerlussuaq

29

6 Aug – 4 Sep 2026

27,490incl. charter flight

6 Aug 2025

–1,000

INS2613

Kangerlussuaq – Halifax

15

4 Sep – 19 Sep 2026

12,690incl. charter flight

4 Sep 2025

–600

INS2614

Halifax – Milwaukee

18

19 Sep – 7 Oct 2026

14,09019 Sep 2025

–700

INS2615

Milwaukee – Halifax

18

7 Oct – 25 Oct 2026

14,0907 Oct 2025

–700

SPECIAL TRAVEL INFORMATION

Combination discount

–500

–

–1,500–1,000–1,500–900

Format / Special

–
–

–900

–

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)
Voyage for Young Explorers–

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)

–1,200Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)––

–1,200–1,200–

Voyage for Young Explorers––1,800–1,000–1,000–––All information and prices relating
to your cruise can be found at
www.hl-cruises.com/CRUISENUMBER
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PRICE EXAMPLES IN US DOLLARS (USD), CATEGORY 1
HANSEATIC inspiration
CRUISENO.

PORT OF DEPARTURE –PORT OF ARRIVAL

DAYS

INS2515

Halifax – Panama City

INS2516CRUISE DATES
Cruise only

PRICE PER PERSON USD
Cruise only, PLATINUM fare,
Category 1 (double occupancy)

SAVINGS PER PERSON USD
Early booking until

Discount

14

25 Oct – 8 Nov 2025

10,32925 Oct 2024

–550

Panama City – Colon

11

8 Nov – 19 Nov 2025

8,569

8 Nov 2024

–440

INS2517

Colon – Valparaiso

16

19 Nov – 5 Dec 2025

12,41919 Nov 2024

–660

INS2518

Valparaiso – Ushuaia

15

5 Dec – 20 Dec 2025

12,859incl. charter flight

5 Dec 2024

–660

INS2600

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

20

20 Dec 2025 – 9 Jan 2026

21,989incl. charter flights

20 Dec 2024

–770

INS2601

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

20

9 Jan – 29 Jan 2026

21,989incl. charter flights

9 Jan 2025

–770

–

INS2602

Ushuaia – Puerto Montt

22

29 Jan – 20 Feb 2026

22,869incl. charter flight

29 Jan 2025

–880

–

INS2603

Puerto Montt – Tahiti

23

20 Feb – 15 Mar 2026

18,68920 Feb 2025

–990

INS2604

Tahiti – Noumea

18

15 Mar – 3 Apr 2026

16,15915 Mar 2025

–770

INS2605

Noumea – Fiji

18

3 Apr – 21 Apr 2026

16,8193 Apr 2025

–770

INS2606

Fiji – Keelung (Taipei)

26

21 Apr – 17 May 2026

22,09921 Apr 2025

–1,100

INS2607

Keelung (Taipei) – Otaru

19

17 May – 5 Jun 2026

16,70917 May 2025

–770

–

INS2608

Otaru – Otaru

16

5 Jun – 21 Jun 2026

14,8395 Jun 2025

–660

–

INS2609

Otaru – Seward

19

21 Jun – 9 Jul 2026

18,35921 Jun 2025

–770

INS2610

Seward – Vancouver

14

9 Jul – 23 Jul 2026

13,4099 Jul 2025

–550

INS2611

Vancouver – Seward

14

23 Jul – 6 Aug 2026

13,40923 Jul 2025

–550

INS2612

Seward – Kangerlussuaq

29

6 Aug – 4 Sep 2026

30,239incl. charter flight

6 Aug 2025

–1,100

INS2613

Kangerlussuaq – Halifax

15

4 Sep – 19 Sep 2026

13,959incl. charter flight

4 Sep 2025

–660

INS2614

Halifax – Milwaukee

18

19 Sep – 7 Oct 2026

15,49919 Sep 2025

–770

INS2615

Milwaukee – Halifax

18

7 Oct – 25 Oct 2026

15,499

7 Oct 2025

–770

SPECIAL TRAVEL INFORMATION

Combination discount

–550

–

–1,650–1,100–1,650–990

Format / Special

–
–

–990

–

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)
Voyage for Young Explorers–

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)

–1,320Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)––

–1,320–1,320–

Voyage for Young Explorers––1,980–1,100–1,100–––Exchange rate: USD 1.10 = € 1.00

All information and prices relating
to your cruise can be found at
www.hl-cruises.com/CRUISENUMBER
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PRICE EXAMPLES IN POUNDS STERLING (GBP), CATEGORY 1
HANSEATIC inspiration
CRUISENO.

PORT OF DEPARTURE –PORT OF ARRIVAL

DAYS

INS2515

Halifax – Panama City

INS2516CRUISE DATES
Cruise only

PRICE PER PERSON GBP
Cruise only, PLATINUM fare,
Category 1 (double occupancy)

Early booking until

SAVINGS PER PERSON GBP
Discount

14

25 Oct – 8 Nov 2025

8,075

25 Oct 2024

–430

Panama City – Colon

11

8 Nov – 19 Nov 2025

6,699

8 Nov 2024

–344

INS2517

Colon – Valparaiso

16

19 Nov – 5 Dec 2025

9,709

19 Nov 2024

–516

INS2518

Valparaiso – Ushuaia

15

5 Dec – 20 Dec 2025

10,053incl. charter flight

5 Dec 2024

–516

INS2600

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

20

20 Dec 2025 – 9 Jan 2026

17,191incl. charter flights

20 Dec 2024

–602

INS2601

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

20

9 Jan – 29 Jan 2026

17,191incl. charter flights

9 Jan 2025

–602

–

INS2602

Ushuaia – Puerto Montt

22

29 Jan – 20 Feb 2026

17,879incl. charter flight

29 Jan 2025

–688

–

INS2603

Puerto Montt – Tahiti

23

20 Feb – 15 Mar 2026

14,611

20 Feb 2025

–774

INS2604

Tahiti – Noumea

18

15 Mar – 3 Apr 2026

12,63315 Mar 2025

–602

INS2605

Noumea – Fiji

18

3 Apr – 21 Apr 2026

13,1493 Apr 2025

–602

INS2606

Fiji – Keelung (Taipei)

26

21 Apr – 17 May 2026

17,27721 Apr 2025

–860

INS2607

Keelung (Taipei) – Otaru

19

17 May – 5 Jun 2026

13,06317 May 2025

–602

–

INS2608

Otaru – Otaru

16

5 Jun – 21 Jun 2026

11,6015 Jun 2025

–516

–

INS2609

Otaru – Seward

19

21 Jun – 9 Jul 2026

14,35321 Jun 2025

–602

INS2610

Seward – Vancouver

14

9 Jul – 23 Jul 2026

10,483

9 Jul 2025

–430

INS2611

Vancouver – Seward

14

23 Jul – 6 Aug 2026

10,48323 Jul 2025

–430

INS2612

Seward – Kangerlussuaq

29

6 Aug – 4 Sep 2026

23,641incl. charter flight

6 Aug 2025

–860

INS2613

Kangerlussuaq – Halifax

15

4 Sep – 19 Sep 2026

10,913incl. charter flight

4 Sep 2025

–516

INS2614

Halifax – Milwaukee

18

19 Sep – 7 Oct 2026

12,11719 Sep 2025

–602

INS2615

Milwaukee – Halifax

18

7 Oct – 25 Oct 2026

12,117

7 Oct 2025

–602

SPECIAL TRAVEL INFORMATION

Combination discount

–430

–

–1,290–860–1,290–775

Format / Special

–
–

–775

–

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)
Voyage for Young Explorers–

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)

– 1,030

Special offer for single travellers(only 25 % surcharge in Cat. 1 – 8)––

–1,030–1,030–

Voyage for Young Explorers––1,550
–860
–860
–
–

–

Exchange rate: GBP 0.86 = € 1.00

All information and prices relating
to your cruise can be found at
www.hl-cruises.com/CRUISENUMBER
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GOOD TO KNOWSHORE ACTIVITIESOrganised shore activities are not included in the cruise price andcan be prebooked online at www.hl-cruises.com/mybookingsor via your travel agency. Depending on the destination region,
excursions may be organised with limited capacity. You will
receive the binding programme including prices approximately
three months prior to departure.
PAYMENT/TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
The cruise price must be paid by means of a direct transfer
or credit card (MasterCard, Visa, American Express) to
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises. Payment of the cruise price to an inter­mediary travel agency will not settle the payment obligation.
Upon the conclusion of the contract – that is, upon receiptof the written booking confirmation – a deposit in accordancewith clause 3.2 of the Terms and Conditions of Travel
is to be paid. The passenger will receive a refund security
certificate before paying the deposit (see clause 16 of theTerms and Conditions of Travel). The rest of the cruise priceis due 30 days prior to departure. The total amount is payable
immediately for cruises booked within 30 days of the departure
date. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises shall send the travel documents uponreceipt of the final payment (at the earliest 30 days prior to thestart of the cruise) and upon receipt of the complete passport
data of all cruise passengers (manifest data).

CHANGES OF BOOKING
On request, a change of booking can be made up to 365 days
prior to departure. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will charge a processing
fee of € 300 (USD 330, GBP 260)* per person for a change ofbooking. A change of booking from the 364th day prior to thestart of the cruise requires the passenger to cancel the booking
in line with the provisions of clause 9 of the Terms and Conditionsof Travel and to make a new booking.
CANCELLATION FEE INSURANCE INCLUDEDThe cruise price of the PLATINUM and GOLD fares includes can­cellation fee insurance from ERGO (ERGO ReiseversicherungAG) arranged as part of a Hapag-Lloyd Cruises group insurance
contract. By booking a cruise, you automatic​ally enter into thiscontract. Together with the booking form, you will receive an in­surance certificate (insurance policy) detailing the terms andconditions of insurance and other information. If you need tomake an insurance claim, you are obliged to immediately cancel
the cruise with Hapag-Lloyd Cruises and report the claim to ERGO.
You can find more details in your insurance certificate (insurance
policy) at www.ergo-reiseversicherung.de/en. Please note thatan excess of 20 % of the refundable loss applies.

EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION
You will receive the final embarkation and disembarkation times
with your travel documents. Please allow sufficient time for indi­vidual arrival and departure. We recommend that you arrive at
the pier at least two hours before the ship is due to depart. Asa rule, departure from the pier can be scheduled at the earliest
90 minutes after the arrival of the ship and once official ap­provalhas been granted. In most posts, you can conveniently drop
off your luggage directly at the cruise terminal before embark­ation. You can find all the details online at www.hl-cruises.com/
embarkation-and-disembarkation-times. Please be aware that
regulations vary from port to port and there may some­times be
unexpected delays.
HAPAG-LLOYD CRUISES CHARTER FLIGHTS
You will receive detailed information, such as the airport ofdeparture and arrival and the flight times, as soon as the oper­
ating airline has fully confirmed this information with us.

DATA PROTECTION AND GENERAL LEGAL NOTICE(applies to charter flights included in the cruise-only price)
All airlines are required by law to provide each passenger’s flightand reservation details to the relevant immigration and customs
authorities. The data is used exclusively for security purposes.
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises reserves the right to pass on to thecustomer any changes made by the operating airline evenafter conclusion of the contract – such as the cancellation ofroutes, changes to departure or arrival points, connecting
flights, days of travel and prices in all classes and/or changes
to the baggage allowance. The surcharges for First Class,Business Class and Premium Economy Class or for individual
flight bookings are subject to availability; the bookings are
subject to special cancellation and rebooking conditions. We
would also like to point out that changes to aircraft, seats and/or flight times may be made by the airlines, even at very short
notice after the travel documents have been issued. We will ofcourse notify you immediately.
PRICE DATE
All prices for services advertised in this catalogue are as ofApril 2024. Subject to change.
Please also refer to our Terms and Conditions of Travel at
www.hl-cruises.com/service/cruise-information*The currency in which the travel price has been or is to be
paid is authoritative.

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VACCINATION, IMMIGRATION AND VISA REQUIREMENTS
The information on the applicable vaccination, immigration and visa requirements was correct on the date of printing (subject tochange). These notices and requirements only apply to citizens of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Citizens of other countries are
asked to enquire about their own requirements at their consulate or embassy or when booking in their travel agency. As some of
the necessary visas have a limited period of validity and as visa requirements can change, please wait until you receive the cruise
information approximately three months prior to departure before applying for a visa.

GENERAL INFORMATION ON VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS• The passenger should research infection prevention, vaccine
protection and other prophylactic measures in advance; ifnecessary, the passenger should seek medical advice on therisks of thrombosis and other health problems, as well as
vaccine intolerance. For g­ eneral information, please refer tothe public health authorities, doctors experienced in travel
medicine, tropical disease specialists, information services
specialising in travel medicine or the Federal Centre for Health
Education.
•In all cases, passengers should have their immunisation
protection against tetanus, diphtheria and polio tested
and, if necessary, boosted. Please consult your doctor prior
to departure for further recommended vaccines (e. g.
hepatitis A, malaria and tick-borne encephalitis).
• A yellow fever vaccination must be performed at least ten days
before entering the country in which a yellow fever vaccin­
ation is mandatory and has to be recorded on the vaccination
certificate. Otherwise entry will be refused. In this context,
please take note of the information provided on the right tofind out for which cruises/countries a yellow fever vaccination
is mandatory. Despite the most recent statement from theWorld Health Organization (WHO) that a single vaccination is
sufficient for lifelong protection from yellow fever, this iscontrary to the requirements of the respective countries,
which still require a booster every ten years. National
legislation is binding in these instances and legally supersedes
the recommendations of the WHO. If you do not have aneffective yellow fever vaccination and evidence of the latter,embarkation on the ship will not be possible. We referto clause 4 of our Terms and Conditions of Travel. Undercertain circumstances, a written confirmation of vaccine
intolerance may be sufficient. However, we cannot guar­anteethat the latter will be accepted by the respective local
authorities in every individual case. If you have spent time inan area with a yellow fever epidemic before your cruise, weurgently advise you to carry proof of your yellow fever
vaccination on your person and to show it if required by theauthorities on board.
• There are enhanced vaccination requirements in the South
Seas region and compliance with them is a prerequisite forentry. Vaccination against measles in particular is increasingly
vital. Please check the current vaccination requirements andyour vaccination record before you travel. There should be
at least four weeks between the first and second measles
vaccinations. The second vaccination must be administeredat least 15 days before entering the country for which thevaccination is mandatory and entered in the vaccination
certificate. Otherwise entry will be refused. This does not
apply to children under six months of age, pregnant womenor individuals for whom the measles vaccination is contrain­di­cated and who can demonstrate this with a medical
certificate.

GENERAL INFORMATION ON IMMIGRATION AND
VISA REQUIREMENTS•
In general, unless indicated otherwise, passengers requirea valid passport or children’s passport which must have an
expiry date more than six months after the end of the cruise.
•Your passport must contain two free opposing pages per
country in order for you to enter and leave certain coun­tries (especially outside of Western Europe). Therefore, pleasecheck in advance whether your passport meets the require­ments for the cruise you have booked.
• Special entry requirements apply for minors in many coun­tries,
especially if they are not travelling with their parents (andinstead with their grandparents, for example) or are travellingwith only one parent. A written declaration of consent fromthe parents and/or an international birth certificate may berequired, for example. These documents must be written andcertified at least in English, but often also in the languageof the respective country of travel. Please inform yourself inadvance at the relevant embassies.
•A ny immigration or visa fees accrued are not covered by thecruise price.
• Please enquire with your travel agency as to the current entry
requirements in place at your cruise destinations. Your travel
agency will be happy to assist you in procuring any necessary
visas.
NOTICE 1
You will require an entry permit, which must be applied for before
travelling and is issued in the form of an electronic visa (ETA).
You will be required to pay for this permit. You can find more
information online, or contact your travel agency.
NOTICE 2
Everyone travelling to the USA who does not require a visa under
the Visa Waiver Program must register online with the
US Department of Homeland Security at least 72 hours before
their arrival and apply for electronic travel authorisation.
A processing fee is charged for the application. You canfind more information online at esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta andfrom your travel agency. In addition to your electronic travelauthorisation, you will require a passport with a chip containing
biometric data for visa-free entry into the USA. Passengers
with non-machine-readable passports, such as temporary
replacement passports, do not qualify for visa-free entry into
the USA. All such travellers require a visa. These regulations
also affect children (from birth).Every child requires their own
European passport. A child cannot enter the country with achildren’s passport or ID card or using a parent’s passport.
Upon entering the country, photographs and fingerprints will
be taken from each guest. Passengers who have visited Iran,Iraq, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, Libya, Yemen or Somalia after
1 March 2011 do not qualify for visa-free entry and needa regular visa to enter the USA. Even passengers who havevisited Cuba in the past can currently no longer enter the
USA with ESTA, but must apply for a visa. Unfortunately,
there is conflicting information as to whether this visa
require­ment only applies to people who visited Cuba on orafter 12 January 2021 or whether it pertains to all travellers
entering Cuba. Please contact the US diplomatic mission
responsible for you in good time before your cruise.
NOTICE 3
Cruises to the Antarctic take you into a region faraway fromcivilisation, which means there is no medical care network
there. Therefore, they are subject to an internal authorisation
process, for which all guests must have their doctor fill ina medical questionnaire and return it to Hapag-Lloyd Cruises.
Please note that this is only possible online atwww.hl-cruises.com/questionnaire

CRUISENO.

MANDATORYIMMIGRATION AND
VACCINATIONS VISA REQUIREMENTS
FOR CITIZENS OF GERMANY,AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND*

INS2515 None

Notice 1 (Canada),
Notice 2 (USA)INS2516 None

None

INS2517 None

None

INS2518 None

None

INS2600 None

Notice 3

INS2601 None

Notice 3

INS2602 None

Notice 3

INS2603 None

None

INS2604 None

None

INS2605 None

None

INS2606 Yellow fever(Kiribati)

None

INS2607 None

None

INS2608 None

None

INS2609 None

Notice 2 (USA)INS2610 None

Notice 2 (USA)INS2611 None

Notice 1 (Canada),
Notice 2 (USA)INS2612 None

Notice 2 (USA)INS2613 None

None

INS2614 None

Notice 1 (Canada),
Notice 2 (USA)INS2615 None

Notice 2 (USA)*Citizens of other countries are asked to enquire about their own
requirements at their consulate or embassy or when booking intheir travel agency.

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OUR SERVICES FROM A TO Z
AIR CONDITIONING
The cabins, suites and public areas are equipped with state-ofthe-art air-conditioning systems. In extremely hot regions, you
may find the cabins to be warmer than desired.
BATHROBES/SLIPPERS
A bathrobe, slippers and bamboo flip-flops are provided in thecabin/suite for each guest.
BEDS
All cabins and suites have a double bed that we can also separate
to make two single beds (90 × 200 cm/2.95 × 6.56 ft) should
you desire. Please inform us of your preference in good timeprior to departure. The lying surface ranges from approximately
100 × 210 cm/3.28 × 6.88 ft (Grand Suite) to 100 × 200 cm/
3.28 × 6.56 ft (Junior Suite) or 90 × 200 cm/2.95 × 6.56 ft (Outside
Cabin, Panoramic Cabin, French Balcony Cabin and Balcony
Cabin). All Junior Suites and Grand Suites also have a sofa bed(90 × 200 cm/2.95 × 6.56 ft).
BOUTIQUE
The boutique stocks a selected range of exclusive ladies’ andmen’s fashion, health and beauty products, small gift items aswell as souvenirs.
BRIDGEDue to its exceptional importance as the control centre fornautical and technical processes, the bridge is a highly sensitivearea. For this reason and in accordance with international
regulations, it is not open to the public. However, we would liketo give you the opportunity to visit the bridge unless prevented
by nautical interests or the local regulations of the coastal
regions we are passing.
CABIN SERVICE
A wide range of breakfast options and a selection of meals areavailable from the 24-hour cabin service. If you would like to enjoya cup of coffee, you’ll find a coffee machine in your cabin/suite.
Those who prefer tea will be offered a suitable alternative.
CABINS WITH CONNECTING DOORSOn Decks 6 and 7, there are Balcony Cabins with a connecting
door to the neighbouring cabin/suite (608/610, 609/611, 646/648,
647/649, 734/736 and 735/737).
COMMUNICATION ON BOARD(INTERNET, EMAIL, TELEPHONE)
Your personal mobile device will give you direct Internet accessin your cabin/suite and throughout the ship. If necessary, you
are welcome to borrow a tablet from Reception at no charge(limited avail­ability, advance reservation not possible). Internet
usage is free of charge for one hour per guest per day. We
will set you up with a free personal email account for theduration of your cruise and you can also access this on yourpersonal mobile device or the loaned tablet. Your personal
email address can be found on your booking confirmation.
“Landline” telephone calls from your cabin/suite are made via a­satellite connection if satellite reception is available. Please notethat the caller always incurs charges as soon as a telephone/fax
number is dialled via satellite. This also applies if you dial the ship
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You can still make mobile telephone calls at sea even in areas
where your mobile network provider can generally no longer
provide network access (outside of the twelve-mile zone
or normally from just two miles in the EU). The charges
depend on your mobile telephone contract and Hapag-Lloyd
Cruises has no influence over this. If you want to find out
the costs before your cruise, please ask your mobile network
provider.
In general: Internet, email and telephone connectivity depends
on satellites and cannot always be guaranteed due to theweather and the ship’s position, in particular in extremely
northerly and southerly cruising areas. In extreme regions, suchas the Arctic and Antarctica, the Internet, email and telephoneservice may not be available on a daily basis due to satellite
position­ing.
DRESS CODEa) On board
On an expedition cruise, everything revolves around experiencing
the natural world and there is a casual and relaxed atmos­
phere of explor­ation. Enjoy it as you wish, but in the interestsof all guests, please do not wear swimwear in the restaurants,
bars and lounges. The general rule for dinner in the evening issmart casual, which means that jackets and long trousers
are preferable in the HANSEATIC Restaurant and speciality
restaurant. We recommend casual clothing for the Lido Restaurantin the evening. Jackets and ties are recommended for the wel­come evening and farewell evening, but are not compulsory.
b) Ashore
When you go ashore, you should wear comfortable and practicalclothes to suit the particular cruising area. Sturdy, flat shoes
are essential – both for on board the ship and when you areashore. In order to protect yourself from spray when on board
the Zodiac, please take waterproof trousers or overtrousers
without Velcro if possible with you (especially for expeditions in
the polar regions, we recommend avoiding clothing with Velcro
to ensure that flora and fauna are not carried into regions
where they are not indigenous). A protective waterproof bag
is useful for your smartphone/camera equipment. For routes
in warm waters, please remember to bring enclosed, sturdy
beach shoes or waterproof trekking sandals that allow you towalk well and safely. These are also essential for the Zodiacs.
DRONES
The private use of drones is not permitted on board. Thisapplies during the cruise and during lay times in port aswell as at landing points in remote regions. In polar regions
like the Arctic and Antarctic, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises places
great value on respecting international agreements to protect
sensitive natural environments and the animal kingdom inparticular. The private use of drones is therefore also strictly
prohibited ashore in these regions. In other regions of the world,
approval for the use of drones ashore must be explicitly grantedby the relevant authorities. These applications must be madeby the passengers individually and without any intervention by
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises. As well as a drone licence, which users
must acquire in their country of origin, the relevant approvalmust be available for presentation at all times. Please takethese instructions seriously, since passengers who are in breachof these regulations and licensing requirements will be liable toprosecution.

EXPEDITION EQUIPMENT
If required for the cruising area and shore excursion, unlined
rubber boots will be available for loan on board in sizes 33
to 50 (US sizes approx. 2 to 15; UK sizes approx. 2 to 14). On
expeditions in extremely cold regions like the Arctic
and Antarctic, we will provide a warm parka on loan
for the duration of the cruise in sizes XS to XXXL. You
can also borrow snorkelling equipment, stand-up paddle
boards, fishing rods, snowshoes and kayaks (the latterare subject to a charge) on board, and each cabin/suite
has two sets of Nordic Walking poles and a pair of binoculars.
EXPERTS/PRESENTATIONSEvery cruise is accompanied by experts who will be happy toanswer your questions on the cruising area. They will share
their in-depth knowledge of your destinations in fascinating
talks, images and presentations, discussions and personal
conversations. Our experts will also accompany you on
Zodiac landings and included walks and hikes. Talks will
be held live in the HanseAtrium (Deck 4). The live broadcast
and recordings can be viewed in every cabin/suite.
FOOD ALLERGIES
We are happy to cater to food allergies where possible andsubject to availability. Please inform us of your requests when
making your booking.
GENERALFor all cruises referred to, the Terms and Conditions of Travelof Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, a TUI Cruises GmbH company, apply.
All information was correct at the time of printing, replaces all
previous publications and may be s­ubject to alterations. The
booking confirmation is definitive. Please also note: you canview the EU regulations concerning the rights of passengers
travelling by sea on our website at www.hl-cruises.com/
service/cruise-information

GUESTS WITH LIMITED MOBILITY
On the whole, cruises with the HANSEATIC inspiration are
not suitable for guests with limited mobility. Please note thata large number of our planned Zodiac landings and shore
activities require a high level of physical fitness; depending on
the conditions, we can only guarantee participation for guests
with no mobility restrictions. The HANSEATIC inspiration has one
cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404). We
nevertheless highly recommend that you travel together witha responsible companion because, due to special procedureson board a ship, continuous attendance is not possible. Certain
groups of people can only be accommodated if they are accom­
panied.
Please bring your own standard-size wheelchair or any othermedical equipment with you if you are dependent upon it.
Unfortunately, electric wheelchairs and guide dogs cannot
be brought on board. Please note that participating in shore
activities and riding in the Zodiacs (subject to weather condi­
tions) may not be possible for guests with physical limitations.
We reserve the right to restrict participation in group activities
to guests who can manage the entire activity without problem
and without external assistance. Unfortunately, guests who aredependent on a wheelchair cannot travel in the Zodiacs.
Whether or not guests can go ashore by tender boat (when theship is at anchor) is also dependent on the weather and cannot
always be guaranteed. To ensure that you experience a relaxing
cruise where everything goes smoothly, before booking pleaseprovide us with details of your physical impairment and enquireas to whether we can meet your individual needs.

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OUR SERVICES FROM A TO Z
ITINERARY CHANGES
Despite the most careful planning, the itinerary may have to bechanged for technical reasons or due to unforeseeable events
beyond our control. These include official authorisation and the
local weather and ice conditions. Any changes made will bein the interests of your safety. Adherence to the itinerary andlandings with the Zodiacs may be difficult or impossible due toweather and ice conditions. In such cases, the ship management
will always strive to offer the best possible alternative.
LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING AND IRONING SERVICE
There is a laundry, dry cleaning and ironing service on board(subject to a charge).
LIBRARY
Bestsellers, novels, non-fiction, travel literature and exciting
crime thrillers can be found in our library (Deck 8).
LIFT
The various decks are connected by two lifts. Deck 9 and themarina are only accessible via stairs.
MEANS OF PAYMENTThe on-board currency is the euro. An account will be set up foryou so that you can make cashless payments during the cruise.
You can find out your current account balance at any time using
the infotainment system in your cabin/suite. You can then settle
the entire account at Reception at the end of your cruise. We
accept German EC/Maestro cards and the following credit cards:
MasterCard, American Express and Visa. You can also pay incash. Please note that, in general, foreign currencies cannot bechanged on board.

MEDICAL SERVICES
The HANSEATIC inspiration has a modern, well-equipped ship’s
hospital (Deck 3) under the supervision of an experienced ship’s
doctor. Guests who are being treated for any medical condition
should contact the ship’s doctor directly after embarkation.
It is important to bring any medication required on board withyou (in a quantity that is sufficient for the entire durationof the cruise). Treatment for seasickness is subject to a charge
if you make use of our medical services. We offer thrombosis
prevention medication on board if required (subject to a charge).
The treatment on the ship is a treatment which is equivalent toa visit to a doctor abroad (flag state Malta). We therefore
recommend that you take out private international healthinsurance. Payment will be through your on-board account.
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises cannot accept liability for the reimburse­
ment of the full amount of the treatments from your respective
personal health insurance.
Extensive medical treatment on board is only possible to alimited extent. For example, the on-board hospital is not speciallyequipped for the care of babies and small children. In addition,
the on-board pharmacy is equipped with a range of products
for general illnesses and for initial/emergency treatment. In a
medical emergency, the patient will be debarked and transferred
to a nearby hospital ashore. The associated costs must be borneby the patient. Guests who are being treated for any medical
condition should carry their medical records with them.
MINI BAR
Soft drinks are available free of charge from the mini bar inyour cabin/suite and are restocked daily. In the Junior Suites andGrand Suites, you can also enjoy a selection of fine spirits freeof charge.

NEWS/NEWSPAPERS
Depending on the satellite reception, you will receive a small
printed newspaper each day with the most important news
from around the world. Via the infotainment system,
you can load various inter­national daily newspapers andmagazines onto your mobile device (service subject to charge,
also dependent on satellite reception).
PHOTOGRAPHER/VIDEOGRAPHER
It’s easy to take unforgettable moments home with you: wehave a professional photographer and a videographer onboard to capture your cruise in pictures and videos. Simply visit
the photo­graphy and film service (Deck 4), where you will
also find various services and products for your own pictures andvideos (subject to a charge).
POST
The Reception staff will post your postcards and letters frommost ports where this facility is available. Your on-board accountwill be debited with the appropriate charges.
RESTAURANT
Where would you like to eat and where would you like to sit? It’squite simple: from the morning to the evening, you are free tochoose where you wish to enjoy relaxed and spontaneous dining.
You only need to reserve a table for the speciality restaurant (onlyopen in the evening). Please make a reservation on board, where
the maitre will be happy to help. Guests in the Junior Suites
and Grand Suites have the option to reserve their table in the
HANSEATIC Restaurant on board.
Notice for guests travelling alone: we invite you to join us for asingle travellers’ meet-up before dinner on the first evening of thecruise. We will arrange a casual meeting and dinner group every
evening for anyone who wishes to come along.
SAFE
All cabins/suites have a private safe.
SHORE ACTIVITIESa) Organised shore activities …
… are planned with care. Around three months prior to
departure, you will receive country information including all
shore activities and a booking form. Payment will be throughyour on-board account. Our experienced tour guide will behappy to help you plan your shore activities when on board theship and to make individual arrangements.
b) Zodiac landings …
… and related excursions are included in the cruise price. In gene­ral, shore excursions are dependent on the local conditions. The
captain has the final say in all decisions relating to the runningof the cruise. The safety of the ship and the passengers always
takes top priority. Please f­ollow the instructions of the ship’screw on all visits ashore.

SPA AND WELLNESSThe OCEAN SPA (Deck 8) is a light-filled wellness area including
outdoor space with a Finnish sauna with an ocean view, steamsauna, relaxation area, ice fountain and hydrotherapy showers.
We offer professional partial and full-body massages, spa
treatments, classic cosmetic treatments, hairdresser as well as
manicures and pedicures (subject to surcharges). Reservations
can only be made on board.
STABILISERS
The HANSEATIC inspiration is equipped with a state-of-the-art
stabiliser system that can be extended in a side swell to weaken
the rolling movements of the ship in rough seas.
TELEVISION AND FILM PROGRAMME
You will receive the channels available in the region where theship is currently located via satellite. The infotainment system
offers a selection of documentaries and feature films with directaccess for you to watch in your cabin/suite. In extreme regions,such asthe Arctic and Antarctica, television reception may not
be available on a daily basis due to satellite pos­itioning.
TENDER AND ZODIAC SERVICEIn ports where the ship is not docked at the pier, but is at anchor,
you will go ashore on the ship’s own tender boats or the motorised
inflatables (Zodiacs). In some ports, official regulations require us
to use external tender boats.
TIMES
All times stated in the catalogue are local times. Arrival anddeparture times may change depending on the weather or for­unforeseeable reasons.
TIPS
All tips on board are included in the price of the cruise.
Acknowledge­
ment of particularly good service is at thediscretion of each guest. If you would like to leave something
for the entire crew, please make your donation to the crew kitty
at Reception.
VOLTAGE
In your cabin/suite, you will find outlets for 220 – 230 V (50 – 60 Hz)
alternating current as well as outlets for 110 – 120 V (60 Hz)
devices. In general, we would r­ ecommend that you bring a travel
adapter for different outlets with you. For safety reasons, the useof electric kettles, hair straighteners and irons in the cabins/suites
is not permitted.

SMOKING
In indoor areas, smoking is only permitted in the InvisibleLounge(Deck 4). There is a designated outdoor smoking area on theport side near the pool. Smoking is also permitted on the private
balcony/veranda of your cabin/suite. Please use the ashtrayprovided. Please do not smoke pipes, cigarillos or cigars
anywhere other than in the InvisibleLounge.

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