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Contents

Technical data

Technical data

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Deck plan and cabin categories

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The new expedition class online

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Cabin and suite facilities	

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Clear and simple – our pricing models10

Step by step to your cruise price

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Cruise prices1:• E uros (€)

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Extras included				24Information on cruise prices25

Information on arrival and departure

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Vaccination, immigration and12visa requirements

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Our services from A to Z

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Terms and Conditions of Travel

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Built:2019
Category:5-stars*
Gross tonnage (GT):15,650
Shipyard: 
VARD Group AS, Norway
Length: 
138.7 m (455 ft)
Beam: 22 m (72 ft)
Draught:
5.7 m (18.7 ft)
Total power: 4 × 2,800 kW
Speed: 
16 knots
Stabilisers: yes
Highest ice class for passenger ships:
PC 6
Passenger decks:7
Passenger capacity: 230; 199 for Antarctic cruises andcircumnavigation of Spitsbergen
Crew:
approx. 175
On-board languages:German/English
Zodiacs (robust motorised inflatable rubber boats): 17
Tenders:2
Hospital:yes

Outside cabins/suites: 
120 in total
10 Outside Cabins
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²
9 Panoramic Cabins**
approx. 21 m²/226 ft²
20 French Balcony Cabins
approx. 21 or 23 m²/226 or 248 ft²
63 Balcony Cabins approx. 27 m²/291 ft²
14 Junior Suites incl. balcony 
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²
4 Grand Suites incl. veranda 
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²

Additional facilities•  Deck tour at the bow (inspiration Walk)• Two extendible glass balconies•  Marina (starting point for water sports activities andZodiacs, depending on weather conditions)• Ocean Academy (Knowledge Studio for self-study)• HanseAtrium (multifunctional lounge) with evening bar• Observation Lounge with library and bar•  Large pool area (can be closed with a flexible canopy):
heated swimming pool, water loungers and whirlpool•  Sports Club (fitness area) with ocean view and separate
course room
•  OCEAN SPA: wellness area with Finnish sauna with anocean view, steam sauna, hairdresser, beauty andmassage area
•  Three restaurants: HANSEATIC Restaurant,
Lido Restaurant (inside and outside seats) and thespeciality restaurant Nikkei (open only in the evenings)• Boutique• Cruise sales• Photo­ and film service• Separate InvisibleLounge (smokers’ area)• Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing service•  Wi-Fi access in all cabins/suites and public areas*A ccording to Berlitz Cruise Guide 2020 (HANSEATIC nature). The structurally identical expedition ship HANSEATIC inspiration, which offers
the same comfort and service standards, will receive official classification at a later date.
**O ne with fully accessible layout and equipment; size approximately 36 m² (387 ft²).

Exchange rates: USD 1.10 = € 1.00, GBP 0.86 = € 1.00

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NoumeaDREAM DESTINATION IN
A SEA OF COLOURS

VanimoTColourful natural treasures, mystical rituals and hundreds of different languages: with insider knowledge
and numerous lectures, your team of experts on board
will prepare you for the island state of Papua New Guinea,
which seems to have been forgotten by civilisation.
A picture-book world with azure skies, turquoise sea andlush green jungle lies before you. Exotic encounters await
you in the small settlement of Vanimo – once a station formerchant ships belonging to Indonesian princes and still
inaccessible by land. With the Zodiacs, you will penetrate
deep into lush green forests on the Sepik River and its sidearms. Accompanied by the sounds of the jungle, you willland at the small village of Kopar and take part in local life
for a while. Madang is your starting point for a flight to
the Goroka Highlands*, where you can witness the archaicrites of the “mudmen” and immerse yourself in the cultureof the former warriors. The remote coral atoll Tuam Island
is full of originality and mystery as well. The Zodiacs will

From Palau to Noumea
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here are places on earth that can only be reached ona small expedition ship like the HANSEATIC inspiration.
Destinations seemingly not of this world lie to the northeast of Australia. First, you will head to the island stateof Palau comprising more than 300 islands. On Koror,
let yourself be enchanted by a boat tour through the“floating gardens” of the Rock Islands*, whose green
limestone islands rise up out of the sea like mushrooms,
or by a scenic flight over the island world*.

take you into a world where communal life is celebrated
in colourful ceremonies. With the robust motorised rubberboats, you will also explore the region of Tufi – with its
green fjord landscapes, rugged stretches of land andactive volcano Mount Victory.

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about a rendezvous with the fabulous underwater world?
A declaration of love for village traditions opens up Kitawa
to you: the custom of exchanging rings continues to thisday here, with bracelets and necklaces made from mussels.
After a welcome ceremony with beautifully adorned
dancers on Kiriwina, the largest island in the archipelago,
you will gain an insight into the yam houses. Discover thegreen heart of Fergusson Island as you walk with yourexperts through dense eucalyptus forests to hot springsand geysers. This is what paradise on earth must look
like: after landing, the small volcanic and coral islands of
the Louisiade Archipelago will awaken a pure South Seas
feeling in you as you go swimming and snorkelling.

From Palau to Noumea
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he HANSEATIC inspiration will also take you to thelegendary Solomon Islands – the archipelago is both
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kingdom, delicate inlay work on eaves, gables and canoes,
among other things, bear witness to this. Immerse yourself in typical village life on Tulagi – including the fresh
local mangoes and papayas. After your Zodiac landingon the beach of Santa Ana Island, you will be greetedby “warriors” with spears and welcomed to the village
square with traditional dances. Enjoy the honour of being
welcomed by the village elder on Nendo and be swept
away by the most colourful dance performances of theregion. Exoticism and adventure – on this expedition,
both combine to create a fantastic experience.

*The shore activities are not included in the cruise price and are in the planning stage. Subject to change without notice.

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Cabin and suite facilities
Facilities

CabinsAll cabins are equipped and furnished the same; only the window and balcony area varies

OutsideCabin

Panoramic
Cabin

French Balcony
Cabin*

Balcony
Cabin**

Junior Suite

Grand Suite

7

7

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8

9

Size in m² (ft²) – approx.

22 (237)

21 (226)

21/23 (226/248)

27 (291)

42 (452)

71 (764)

Cabins with a private balcony.

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

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5 (54)

6 (65)

16 (172)

DetailsPage

LIVING AREA

(see images). You can choose between four cabin types: Outside Cabins (large window),
Panoramic Cabins (large floor-to-ceiling window), French Balcony Cabins and Balcony eated wall in bathroomH(e. g. for towels and wet parkas)• Rain shower• Free mini bar (soft drinks)• Coffee machine•

Veranda with space heaters

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Separable beds

Separable beds
E xtensive 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 page 6)••

Outside Cabin, approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

Panoramic Cabin, approx. 21 m²/226 ft²

French Balcony Cabin,approx. 21/23 m² (226/248 ft²)*

Balcony Cabin, approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
including private balcony (approx. 5 m²/54 ft²)**

Free mini bar with a selectionof soft drinks
Free mini bar with a selectionof spirits

BATHROOM
Heated wall(e. g. for towels and wet parkas)
Rain shower

EXTRAS IN THE CABIN/SUITE
Binoculars
Nordic Walking poles
Coffee machineSERVICE PRIVILEGES
24-hour cabin service

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*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.
All floor plans are only examples and sizes given are approximate.

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Junior Suite

Grand Suite

In one of the 14 Junior Suites, enjoy inspiring, spacious design and the ultimate comfort

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

like a gentle ocean breeze.

you require for a seriously stylish expedition.

Details

Details

 ize approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
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including private balcony (approx. 6 m²/65 ft²)
• Separate living and sleeping areas• Separate 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 6)••

Size approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
including private veranda (approx. 16 m²/172 ft²)
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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 6)

All floor plans are only examples and sizes given are approximate.

89Clear and simple – our pricing models
Many amenities – such as international gourmet cuisine, full board, all landings and trips with the on-board Zodiacs, talks and advice fromrenowned experts, non-alcoholic beverages from the mini bar, extensive cruise information and cancellation fee insurance – are all included in
the cruise price. Please refer to page 24 for more information.
	Cruise-only arrangements
	Generally, all voyages are offered with our cruise-only prices. You will need to organise your own travel arrangements to the cruise
departure and from the cruise arrival point. Please ask your travel agency for assistance. All charter flights as stated in the itineraryof the respective cruise are included in the cruise price.

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2

Early booking discount: it pays to make arrangements ahead of time	Those who make their minds up quickly can save 5 % on the cruise-only price up to the date specified in the price tables.
Combination discount: a bonus for globetrotters3 	We will apply the combination discount as stated in the price tables if you choose to combine selected consecutive cruises.
Please note that no combination discount is applied to Guaranteed Cabins of Category 0.

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 areavailable for children.
Children up to and including 11 years of age travel for free. Children from 12 up to and including 15 years of age pay € 95/USD 110/GBP 90
a night, or € 180/USD 200/GBP 160 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 € 250/USD 280/GBP 220 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 decisive in all instances.
The cruise prices given apply to Categories 2 to 8 if a child is staying in the same cabin 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 twochildren and two people paying the full price.
Our Voyages for Young Explorers:
Expedition Antarctica (INS2500)
Expedition Kamchatka, Kuril Islands and Aleutian Islands (INS2510)

Step by step to your cruise price in euros (€)
Extract from the price table (see page 13)

1. Your cruise-only price withearly booking discount

Cruise no.

You decide for a cruise from Palau to Noumea (INS2505)
in a cabin of Category 1, cruise only. You are booking before
31 Aug 2024, in order to benefit from the early booking discount.
Cruise-only price Palau – Noumea
Subtract 5 % early booking discount€ 15,310.00 1– €765.50 2

Your early booking price€ 14,544.50(cruise only, double occupancy, Cat. 1, per person)

2. Your cruise-only price for two cruises
with combination discount

You want to combine a cruise from Palau to Noumea (INS2505)
with the subsequent cruise from Noumea to Keelung (INS2506)
in a cabin of Category 1, cruise only.
Cruise-only price Palau – Noumea
Subtract 5 % early booking discountYour early booking price (cruise only,
per person)			
Repeat the calculation for the following
cruise and you will receive your early booking
price (cruise only, per person) for the cruise
Noumea – Keelung (INS2506)
Using the calculations above,
add both early booking prices
Your early booking price for both cruises(cruise only, per person)€ 15,310.00 1– €765.50 2€ 14,544.50€ 18,724.50€ 14,544.50+ € 18,724.50*Valid for cruises INS2425, INS2501, INS2502 and INS2511.

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Harbour – harbour
Travel dates

INS2505

INS2506

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Palau – Noumea

Noumea –Keelung (Taipei)

7 Apr –
26 Apr 2025

26 Apr –22 May 2025

Cruise only

Cruise only

19 daysPrice per person
in euros (€)

1

26 days

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

15,31019,710Panoramic Cabin, Cat. 2,
approx. 21 m²/226 ft²,
Decks 4 – 515,98020,650For further cabin/suite categories,
see the price table on page 13
Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

22,97030,070Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

31,35041,38031 Aug 2024

30 Sep 2024

–1,500 with INS2506–1,500 with INS2507

5 % early booking discount(cruise only) until
2
Combination discount(Cat. 1 –  10)3

€ 33,269.00

Now subtract the combination discount– €from this price (cruise only, per person)		
Your combined cruise-only priceincluding early booking discount(double occupancy, Cat. 1, per person)

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1,500.00 3€ 31,769.00

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INS2421

INS2422

INS2423

INS2424

INS2425

INS2500

INS2501

INS2502

INS2503

INS2504

INS2505

INS2506

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68

46

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74

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60

61

62

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80

82

84

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Harbour – harbour

Toronto – Boston

Boston – Colon

Colon – Valparaiso

Valparaiso –Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia –Christchurch

Christchurch –NoumeaNoumea – Palau

Palau – Noumea

Noumea –Keelung (Taipei)

Harbour – harbour

12 Oct –28 Oct 2024

28 Oct –4 Nov 2024

4 Nov –
20 Nov 2024

20 Nov –5 Dec 2024

5 Dec –
21 Dec 2024

21 Dec 2024 –10 Jan 2025

10 Jan –28 Jan 2025

28 Jan –2 Mar 2025

2 Mar –
19 Mar 2025

19 Mar –7 Apr 2025

7 Apr –
26 Apr 2025

26 Apr –22 May 2025

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15 days

16 days

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32 days

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19 days

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charter flights

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charter flights

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charter flights

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charter flight

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Cruise only

Cruise only

Travel dates

Price per personin €Cruise no.

Travel dates

Price per person
in €11,78010,81011,29015,75019,35017,75031,06013,13015,30015,31019,710Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

12,32011,32011,79016,45020,20018,49032,50013,82015,98015,98020,650Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

15,84014,24014,960

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

17,82020,77020,77027,000Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

12,90011,80012,28017,11021,05019,26034,00014,44016,68016,68021,590French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

13,73012,49012,98018,03022,24020,33036,11015,30017,66017,66022,910

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

13,26012,10012,58017,50021,56019,72034,91014,81017,10017,10022,160French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

14,08012,78013,27018,43022,75020,79037,01015,67018,08018,08023,480

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

18,78016,68017,430

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

20,90024,26024,26031,720

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

14,67013,27013,77019,09023,60021,55038,520

16,29018,78018,78024,420

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

15,26013,76014,26019,75024,45022,32040,02016,90019,48019,48025,360

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 –   7

18,2003,570

16,20016,74023,05028,70026,14047,54019,99022,97022,97030,070Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

25,2504,370

22,05022,68030,97038,90035,32065,59027,38031,35031,35041,380Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

10,980

2,970

9,910

10,39014,45017,75016,75028,96012,39014,40014,41018,610

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

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30 Sep 2024

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until——–2,000 with INS2503–1,500 with INS2507

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until
Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

Guaranteed price (double and single occupancy)
2,970

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

31 Mar 2024—!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

30 Apr 2024—

–1,000 with INS2424–1,200 with INS2425

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!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8!

!

31 Aug 2024
–1,200 with INS2504—–1,500 with INS2506

Cruise prices in euros (€)

Cruise no.

All dimensions apply including the balcony and veranda (if present).

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INS2508

INS2509

INS2510

INS2511

INS2512

INS2513

INS2514

INS2515

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90

92

90

96

100

104

106

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Harbour – harbour

Keelung (Taipei) –Otaru

Otaru – Seward

Seward – Otaru

Otaru – Seward

Seward –Kangerlussuaq

Kangerlussuaq –TorontoToronto – Milwaukee

Milwaukee – Halifax

Halifax – Colon

Harbour – harbour

22 May –9 Jun 2025

9 Jun –
29 Jun 2025

29 Jun –21 Jul 2025

21 Jul –10 Aug 2025

10 Aug –8 Sep 2025

8 Sep –
26 Sep 2025

26 Sep –8 Oct 2025

8 Oct –
25 Oct 2025

25 Oct –2 Nov 2025

18 days

21 days

21 days

21 days

29 days18 days

12 days

17 days

8 days

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

13,54017,81017,81017,81025,37014,4409,360

12,740Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

14,11018,74018,74018,74026,59015,0909,760

13,370Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

18,36024,78024,78024,78034,31019,14012,37017,120Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

14,76019,60019,60019,60027,81015,770

10,20013,990

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

15,68020,81020,81020,81029,51016,71010,81014,870French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

15,15020,12020,12020,12028,54016,17010,46014,370

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

16,07021,33021,33021,33030,24017,12011,07015,240

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

21,62029,08029,08029,08040,40022,52014,55020,240

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

16,72022,19022,19022,19031,46017,79011,50015,870

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

17,37023,05023,05023,05032,68018,47011,94016,490

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 –   7

20,64027,35027,35027,35038,77021,840

14,11019,6204,100

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

28,47037,68037,68037,68053,39029,94019,33027,1104,960

Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

12,54016,85016,85016,85024,41013,6008,460

11,9303,390

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until

31 Oct 2024

31 Dec 2024—

31 Jan 2025——

31 Mar 2025

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

–1,400 with INS2508–1,800 with INS2511–1,800 with INS2512–1,000 with INS2513

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Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

Price per personin €30 Nov 2024——

Cruise no.

Travel dates

Price per personin €French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6
Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

Cruise prices in euros (€)

Travel dates

Guaranteed price (double and single occupancy)
3,390

INS2507

Cruise no.

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7
Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7
Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6All dimensions apply including the balcony and veranda (if present).
Arctic images (cruises in the catalogue from page 94)

1415

Cruise prices in US dollars (USD)
INS2421

INS2422

INS2423

INS2424

INS2425

INS2500

INS2501

INS2502

INS2503

INS2504

INS2505

INS2506

Page in catalogue

68

46

72

74

60

60

61

62

78

80

82

84

Page in catalogue

Harbour – harbour

Toronto – Boston

Boston – Colon

Colon – Valparaiso

Valparaiso –Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia –Christchurch

Christchurch –NoumeaNoumea – Palau

Palau – Noumea

Noumea –Keelung (Taipei)

Harbour – harbour

12 Oct –28 Oct 2024

28 Oct –4 Nov 2024

4 Nov –
20 Nov 2024

20 Nov –5 Dec 2024

5 Dec –
21 Dec 2024

21 Dec 2024 –10 Jan 2025

10 Jan –28 Jan 2025

28 Jan –2 Mar 2025

2 Mar –
19 Mar 2025

19 Mar –7 Apr 2025

7 Apr –
26 Apr 2025

26 Apr –22 May 2025

16 days

7 days16 days

15 days

16 days

20 days18 days

32 days

17 days

19 days

19 days

26 days

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only incl.
charter flights

Cruise only incl.
charter flights

Cruise only incl.
charter flights

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Travel dates

Price per person
in USD

Cruise no.

Travel dates

Price per person
in USD

12,96011,90012,42017,33021,29019,53034,17014,45016,83016,85021,690Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

13,56012,46012,97018,10022,22020,34035,75015,21017,58017,58022,720Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

17,43015,67016,460

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

19,61022,85022,85029,700Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

14,19012,98013,51018,83023,16021,19037,40015,89018,35018,35023,750French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

15,11013,74014,28019,84024,47022,37039,73016,83019,43019,43025,210

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

14,59013,31013,84019,25023,72021,70038,41016,30018,81018,81024,380French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

15,49014,06014,60020,28025,03022,87040,72017,24019,89019,89025,830

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

20,66018,35019,180

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

22,99026,69026,69034,900

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 616,14014,60015,15021,00025,96023,71042,38017,92020,66020,66026,870

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

16,79015,14015,69021,73026,90024,56044,03018,59021,43021,43027,900

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 –   7

20,0203,930

17,82018,42025,36031,57028,76052,30021,99025,27025,27033,080Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

27,7804,810

24,26024,95034,07042,79038,86072,15030,12034,49034,49045,520Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

12,0803,270

10,91011,43015,90019,53018,43031,86013,63015,84015,86020,480

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

—

—

—

30 Sep 2024

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until——–2,200 with INS2503–1,650 with INS2507

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until
Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

Guaranteed price (double and single occupancy)
3,270

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

31 Mar 2024—!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

30 Apr 2024—

–1,100 with INS2424–1,320 with INS2425

—

!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8!

!

31 Aug 2024
–1,320 with INS2504—–1,650 with INS2506

Cruise prices in US dollars (USD)

Cruise no.

All dimensions apply including the balcony and veranda (if present).

16

17

Cruise prices in US dollars (USD)
INS2508

INS2509

INS2510

INS2511

INS2512

INS2513

INS2514

INS2515

Page in catalogue

86

90

92

90

96

100

104

106

46

Page in catalogue

Harbour – harbour

Keelung (Taipei) –Otaru

Otaru – Seward

Seward – Otaru

Otaru – Seward

Seward –Kangerlussuaq

Kangerlussuaq –TorontoToronto – Milwaukee

Milwaukee – Halifax

Halifax – Colon

Harbour – harbour

22 May –9 Jun 2025

9 Jun –
29 Jun 2025

29 Jun –21 Jul 2025

21 Jul –10 Aug 2025

10 Aug –8 Sep 2025

8 Sep –
26 Sep 2025

26 Sep –8 Oct 2025

8 Oct –
25 Oct 2025

25 Oct –2 Nov 2025

18 days

21 days

21 days

21 days

29 days18 days

12 days

17 days

8 days

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

14,90019,60019,60019,60027,91015,89010,30014,020Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 –  6

Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

15,53020,62020,62020,62029,25016,60010,74014,710Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

20,20027,26027,26027,26037,75021,06013,61018,840Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

16,24021,56021,56021,56030,60017,350

11,22015,390

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

17,25022,90022,90022,90032,47018,39011,90016,360French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

16,67022,14022,14022,14031,40017,79011,51015,810

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

17,68023,47023,47023,47033,27018,84012,18016,770

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

23,79031,99031,99031,99044,44024,78016,01022,270

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

18,40024,41024,41024,41034,61019,57012,65017,460

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

19,11025,36025,36025,36035,95020,32013,14018,140

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 –   7

22,71030,09030,09030,09042,65024,03015,53021,5904,510

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

31,32041,45041,45041,45058,73032,94021,27029,8305,460Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

13,80018,54018,54018,54026,86014,9609,310

13,1303,730Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until

31 Oct 2024

31 Dec 2024—

31 Jan 2025——

31 Mar 2025

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

– 1,540 with INS2508– 1,980 with INS2511– 1,980 with INS2512–1,100 with INS2513

—

—

—

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

Price per person
in USD

30 Nov 2024——

Cruise no.

Travel dates

Price per person
in USD

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

Cruise prices in US dollars (USD)

Travel dates

Guaranteed price (double and single occupancy)
3,730

INS2507

Cruise no.

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5
French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7
Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7
Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6All dimensions apply including the balcony and veranda (if present).
Antarctica images (cruises in the catalogue from page 48)

18

19Cruise prices in pounds sterling (GBP)
INS2421

INS2422

INS2423

INS2424

INS2425

INS2500

INS2501

INS2502

INS2503

INS2504

INS2505

INS2506

Page in catalogue

68

46

72

74

60

60

61

62

78

80

82

84

Page in catalogue

Harbour – harbour

Toronto – Boston

Boston – Colon

Colon – Valparaiso

Valparaiso –Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia – Ushuaia

Ushuaia –Christchurch

Christchurch –NoumeaNoumea – Palau

Palau – Noumea

Noumea –Keelung (Taipei)

Harbour – harbour

12 Oct –28 Oct 2024

28 Oct –4 Nov 2024

4 Nov –
20 Nov 2024

20 Nov –5 Dec 2024

5 Dec –
21 Dec 2024

21 Dec 2024 –10 Jan 2025

10 Jan –28 Jan 2025

28 Jan –2 Mar 2025

2 Mar –
19 Mar 2025

19 Mar –7 Apr 2025

7 Apr –
26 Apr 2025

26 Apr –22 May 2025

16 days

7 days16 days

15 days

16 days

20 days18 days

32 days

17 days

19 days

19 days

26 days

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only incl.
charter flights

Cruise only incl.
charter flights

Cruise only incl.
charter flights

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Travel dates

Price per person
in GBP

Cruise no.

Travel dates

Price per person
in GBP

10,140

9,300

9,710

13,55016,65015,27026,72011,30013,16013,17016,960Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

10,6009,740

10,14014,15017,38015,91027,95011,89013,75013,75017,760Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

13,63012,25012,870

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

15,33017,87017,87023,220Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

11,100

10,150

10,57014,72018,11016,57029,24012,42014,35014,35018,570French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

11,81010,75011,17015,51019,13017,49031,06013,16015,19015,19019,710

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

11,41010,41010,82015,05018,55016,96030,03012,74014,71014,71019,060French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

12,11011,00011,42015,85019,57017,88031,83013,48015,55015,55020,200

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

16,16014,35014,990

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

17,98020,87020,87027,280

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

12,62011,42011,85016,42020,30018,54033,13014,01016,16016,16021,010

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

13,13011,84012,27016,99021,03019,20034,42014,54016,76016,76021,810

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 –   7

15,6603,080

13,94014,40019,83024,69022,49040,89017,20019,76019,76025,870Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

21,7203,760

18,97019,51026,64033,46030,38056,41023,55026,97026,97035,590Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

9,450

2,560

8,530

8,940

12,43015,27014,41024,910

10,66012,39012,40016,010

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

—

—

—

30 Sep 2024

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until——–1,720 with INS2503–1,290 with INS2507

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until
Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

Guaranteed price (double and single occupancy)
2,560

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

31 Mar 2024—!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

30 Apr 2024—

– 860 with INS2424– 1,040 with INS2425

—

!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8!

!

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8

Only 20 % single
cabin surcharge
in Cat. 1 – 8!

!

31 Aug 2024
–1,040 with INS2504—–1,290 with INS2506

Cruise prices in pounds sterling (GBP)

Cruise no.

All dimensions apply including the balcony and veranda (if present).

20

21

Cruise prices in pounds sterling (GBP)
INS2508

INS2509

INS2510

INS2511

INS2512

INS2513

INS2514

INS2515

Page in catalogue

86

90

92

90

96

100

104

106

46

Page in catalogue

Harbour – harbour

Keelung (Taipei) –Otaru

Otaru – Seward

Seward – Otaru

Otaru – Seward

Seward –Kangerlussuaq

Kangerlussuaq –TorontoToronto – Milwaukee

Milwaukee – Halifax

Halifax – Colon

Harbour – harbour

22 May  –9 Jun 2025

9 Jun –
29 Jun 2025

29 Jun –21 Jul 2025

21 Jul –10 Aug 2025

10 Aug –8 Sep 2025

8 Sep –
26 Sep 2025

26 Sep –8 Oct 2025

8 Oct –
25 Oct 2025

25 Oct –2 Nov 2025

18 days

21 days

21 days

21 days

29 days18 days

12 days

17 days

8 days

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only incl.
charter flight

Cruise only

Cruise only

Cruise only

Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

11,65015,32015,32015,32021,82012,4208,050

10,960Outside Cabin, Cat. 1,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²,
Decks 4 – 6

Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

12,14016,12016,12016,12022,87012,9808,400

11,500Panoramic Cabin,Cat. 2, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Decks 4 – 5

Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

15,79021,32021,32021,32029,51016,47010,64014,730Panoramic Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 2

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

12,70016,86016,86016,86023,92013,5708,780

12,040

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5

13,49017,90017,90017,90025,38014,3809,300

12,790French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7

13,03017,31017,31017,31024,55013,9109,000

12,360

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

13,83018,35018,35018,35026,01014,7309,530

13,110

Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6

18,60025,01025,01025,01034,75019,37012,52017,410

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

14,38019,09019,09019,09027,06015,3009,890

13,650

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 7,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 6

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

14,94019,83019,83019,83028,11015,89010,27014,190

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 8,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 7

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 –   7

17,76023,53023,53023,53033,35018,79012,14016,8803,530

Junior Suite, Cat. 9,
approx. 42 m²/452 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

24,49032,41032,41032,41045,92025,750

16,63023,3204,270Grand Suite, Cat. 10,
approx. 71 m²/764 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

10,79014,50014,50014,50021,00011,7007,280

10,2602,920

Guaranteed Outside
Cabin, Cat. 0,
approx. 22 m²/237 ft²

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until

31 Oct 2024

31 Dec 2024—

31 Jan 2025——

31 Mar 2025

5  % early booking discount (cruise only) until

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

–1,210 with INS2508–1,550 with INS2511–1,550 with INS2512–860 with INS2513

—

—

—

Combination
discount (Cat. 1 –10)

Price per person
in GBP

30 Nov 2024——

Cruise no.

Travel dates

Price per person
in GBP

French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 3, approx. 23 m²/
248 ft², Deck 6

Cruise prices in pounds sterling (GBP)

Travel dates

Guaranteed price (double and single occupancy)
2,920

INS2507

Cruise no.

Balcony Cabin, Cat. 4,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Deck 5
French Balcony Cabin,Cat. 5, approx. 21 m²/
226 ft², Deck 7
Balcony Cabin, Cat. 6,
approx. 27 m²/291 ft²,
Decks 6 – 7
Balcony Cabinfor single occupancy,
Cat. 6All dimensions apply including the balcony and veranda (if present).
Western Pacific images (cruises in the catalogue from page 76)

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Extras included

Information on cruise prices

When you set sail for fascinating expedition destinations with the HANSEATIC inspiration, you’ll experience the best
the world has to offer – and that’s partly 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, afternoon
coffee/tea time, lunch and dinner (three restaurants tochoose from in the evening with flexible dining hours)• All landings and rides in the ship’s own Zodiacs• Experienced experts from various disciplines accompany
every cruise, give presentations and multimedia
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 with individual
knowledge formats• Extensive sports programme: fitness area with oceanview, course programme, additional sports activities
on shore depending on the destination (booking apersonal training session is subject to a surcharge)• Equipment for loan: one pair of binoculars and two setsof 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 German- and Englishspeaking 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 andGrand Suites), coffee machine, 24-hour cabin service• Flat-screen television with information andentertainment programme• Personal email account (incl. your own email address
on board), internet (free of charge for one hour per
guest per day; service depends on satellite 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

Shore activities
The shore activities shown in the itinerary and marked with *are intended as a list of possibilities. You will receive the binding
programme including prices approximately three months prior
to departure. The organised shore activities are not included in
the cruise price and can be pre-booked via your travel agency or
online: www.hl-cruises.com/mybookings.
Cruise information/travel documents
Approximately three months before the start of your cruise, you will
receive travel information about your cruise as well as the shore
activities programme with prices. Your travel documents will be sent
to you about four weeks prior to the start of the cruise, upon receiptof the final payment.
Guaranteed Cabin
When a Guaranteed Cabin of Category 0 is booked, accommodation
will be provided in an outside cabin/double occupancy (limited
allotment). Cabins will be assigned shortly before the beginning of thecruise. If you book a combination of several cruises in a Guaranteed
Cabin, we cannot guarantee that you will be accommodated in thesame cabin throughout your whole stay. Your cabin number will besent to you along with the travel documents. Please note that no
combination discount is applied to Category 0.
Payment
The cruise price must be paid by means of a direct transfer toHapag-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 receipt of
the written booking confirmation – a deposit in accordance withclause 3 2 of the Terms and Conditions of Travel (of 20, 25 or 30 %,depending on the booking date) is to be paid. The passenger will
receive a refund security certificate before paying the deposit(see clause 16 of the Terms and Conditions of Travel). The rest of
the cruise price is due 30 days prior to departure. The total amountis payable immediately for cruises booked within 30 days of thedeparture date. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises shall send the travel documents upon receipt of the final payment (at the earliest 30 days
prior to the start 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 of booking.
A change of booking from the 364th day prior to the start of thecruise requires the passenger to cancel the booking in line with theprovisions of clause 9 of the Terms and Conditions of Travel and to
make a new booking.
Cancellation fee insurance includedYour cruise price includes cancellation fee insurance from ERGO(ERGO Reiseversicherungs AG) arranged as part of a Hapag-Lloyd
Cruises group insurance contract. By booking a cruise, you automatic​ally enter into this contract. Together with the booking form, youwill receive an insurance certificate (insurance policy) detailing theterms and conditions of insurance and other information. If you needto make 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 or write an email tocontact@ergo-reiseversicherung.de. Please note that an excess of
20 % of the refundable loss applies.
Telephone cancellation advice service
If you fall ill before departure and are unsure as to whether the
insurance policy covers the cancellation of your cruise, pleasecall the cancellation advice team at ERGO. An independent travel
doctor will advise you as to whether you should cancel or wait forthe cruise to start, when, if all is well, you might be fit to travel
after all.
Phone +49 89 4166-1839
contact@ergo-reiseversicherung.de
Further travel insurance recommendations
We strongly recommend that you take out ERGO’s multi-coverprotection or an equivalent insurance package through your travel
agent. As a general rule, we recommend that you take out global
travel insurance to cover luggage, travel curtailment and health,including return transport, for the entire duration of your cruise.
Minimum number of participants per cruise
150 persons.
Price dates
All prices for services advertised in this main catalogue as ofApril 2023. Subject to change (see clauses 8 and 24 of theTerms and Conditions of Travel).

*The currency in which the travel price has been or is to be paid is authoritative.

Information on arrival and departure
Individual arrival and departure
When making your own travel arrangements to the cruise departureand from the cruise arrival point, please take into account the arrival
and/or departure times of the ship and allow sufficient time for transfers
to and from the port. We recommend that you arrive at the pier at
least two hours before the ship is due to depart. Departure from thepier can be scheduled for 90 minutes after the arrival of the ship andindication of official approval at the earliest. Please be aware that
regulations vary from port to port and that there may sometimes
be unexpected delays. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises accepts no liability inthis respect.

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Embarkation/disembarkation
You will receive the final embarkation and disembarkation times withyour travel documents.
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises charter flights
You will receive detailed information, such as the airport of departureand arrival and the flight times, as soon as the operating airline has
confirmed your flight with us.

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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 to change). These
notices and requirements only apply to citizens of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Citizens of other countries are asked to enquire about theirown requirements at their consulate or embassy or when booking in their travel agency or at their consulate or embassy. 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; if necessary, thepassenger should seek medical advice on the risks of thrombosis
and other health problems as well as vaccine intolerance. For­general information, please refer to the 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).
• There are enhanced vaccination requirements in the South Seas
region and compliance with them is a prerequisite for entry.
Vaccination against measles in particular is increasingly vital.
Please check the current vaccination requirements and yourvaccination record before you travel. There should be at least fourweeks between the first and second measles vaccinations. The
second vaccination must be administered at least 15 days before
entering the country for which the vaccination is mandatory andentered in the vaccination certificate. Otherwise entry will berefused. This does not apply to children under six months of age,pregnant women or individuals for whom the measles vaccinationis contraindicated and who can demonstrate this with a medical
certificate.
General information on immigration and visa requirements• In general, unless indicated otherwise, passengers require a valid
passport or children’s passport which must have an expiry datemore 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 (especiallyoutside of Western Europe). Therefore, please check in advancewhether 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 (and insteadwith their grandparents, for example) or who are travelling with
only one parent. A written declaration of consent from the parents
and/or an international birth certificate may be required, forexample. These documents must be written and certified atleast in English, but often also in the language of the respective
country of travel. Please inform yourself in advance at the relevant
embassies.
• Any 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.

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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 get more information
online and from your travel agency.
Notice 2
Cruises to the Antarctic take you into a region faraway from civilisation, 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 in a medical questionnaire andreturn it to Hapag-Lloyd Cruises. You will receive this questionnaire
together with the cruise information that will be sent around threemonths before the start of your cruise. If necessary, you should
consult a doctor before booking your cruise.
Notice 3
Everyone travelling to the USA who does not require a visa under the
Visa Waiver Program must register online with the US Departmentof Homeland Security at least 72 hours before their arrival andapply for electronic travel authorisation. A processing fee is charged
for the application. You can find more information online at
esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta and from your travel agency. In addition to
your electronic travel authorisation, you will require a passport witha 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 theUSA. All such travellers require a visa. These regulations also affectchildren (from birth). Every child requires their own European passport. A child cannot enter the country with a children’s passportor 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-freeentry and need a regular visa to enter the USA.
Even passengers who have visited Cuba in the past can currently nolonger enter the USA with ESTA, but must apply for a visa. Pleasecontact the US diplomatic mission responsible for you in good time
before your cruise.
Notice 4
Separate visa required (an e-visa may also be possible), subject toa charge.

CruisenumberMandatory
vaccinations

Immigration and visa requirements for citizens of Germany,
Austria and Switzerland*

INS2421

None

Notice 1 (Canada),
Notice 3 (USA)INS2422

None

Notice 3 (USA)INS2423

None

None

INS2424

None

None

INS2425

None

Notice 2

INS2500

None

Notice 2

INS2501

None

Notice 2

INS2502

None

Notice 2,
Notice 1 (New Zealand)

INS2503

None

Notice 1 (New Zealand,
Australia)

INS2504

Measles(Papua New Guinea)

None

INS2505

Measles(Papua New Guinea)

None

INS2506

Measlesrecommended

None

INS2507

None

None

INS2508

None

Notice 4 (Russia),
Notice 3 (USA)INS2509

None

Notice 3 (USA),
Notice 4 (Russia)

INS2510

None

Notice 4 (Russia),
Notice 3 (USA)INS2511

None

Notice 3 (USA)INS2512

None

None

INS2513

None

Notice 1 (Canada),
Notice 3 (USA)INS2514

None

Notice 3 (USA)INS2515

None

Notice 1 (Canada)*Citizens of other countries are asked to enquire about their own requirements attheir consulate or embassy or when booking in their travel agency.

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Our services from A to Z
Air conditioning
The cabins, suites and public areas are equipped with state-of-theart air-conditioning systems. In extremely hot regions, you may findthe cabins to be warmer than desired.
Bathrobes/slippers
A bathrobe, slippers and bamboo flip-flops are provided in the cabin/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 time prior to
departure. The lying surface ranges from approximately 100 ×
210 cm/3.28 × 8.88 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 andGrand Suites also have a sofa bed (90 × 200 cm/2.95 × 6.56 ft).
BoutiqueFind a stylish souvenir for yourself or for others and browse throughthe varied product range in our on-board boutique (Deck 4, behindthe HanseAtrium). Alongside fashion, jewellery, perfume and accessories, you will also find practical everyday items. The opening times
can be found in the programme of the day.
BridgeDue to its exceptional importance as the control centre for nauticaland technical processes, the bridge is a highly sensitive area. For
this reason and in accordance with international regulations, it is
not open to the public. However, we would like to give you theopportunity to visit the bridge unless prevented by nautical interestsor the local regulations of the coastal regions we are passing. All
guests on board may visit the bridge in consultation with the duty
officer. The chief mate will be happy to answer your questions about
the itinerary, the ship’s course, the ship’s position, etc.
Cabins with connecting doors
On 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).
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.
Communication on board (internet, email, telephone)Your personal mobile device will give you direct internet access inyour cabin/suite and throughout the ship. If necessary, you arewelcome to borrow a tablet from Reception at no charge (limited
avail­ability, advance reservation not possible). Internet usage is freeof charge for one hour per guest per day.
We will set you up with a free personal email account for the durationof your cruise and you can also access this on your personal mobile
device or the loaned tablet. Your personal email address can befound on your booking confirmation.
The general email address for the ship is:
reception@hanseatic-inspiration.com“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: email, Internet and telephone connectivity depends onsatellites and cannot always be guaranteed due to the weather andthe ship’s position, in particular in extremely northerly and southerly
cruising areas. In extreme regions, such as the Arctic and Antarctica,
the internet, email and telephone service may not be available on adaily 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 atmosphere of
explor­ation. Enjoy it as you wish, but in the interests of all guests,
please do not wear swimwear in the restaurants, bars and lounges.
The general rule for dinner in the evening is smart casual, whichmeans that jackets and long trousers are preferable in the HANSEATIC
Restaurant and speciality restaurant. We recommend casual clothing
for the Lido Restaurant in the evening. Jackets and ties are recommended for the welcome evening and farewell evening, but are notcompulsory.

cold regions, we will provide a warm parka on loan for the durationof the cruise in sizes XS to XXXL. You can also borrow snorkelling
equipment, stand-up paddle boards, fishing rods, snowshoes andkayaks (the latter are subject to a charge) on board and each cabin/suite has two sets of Nordic Walking poles and a pair of binoculars.
Experts/presentations
Every cruise is accompanied by experts who will be happy to answer
your questions on the cruising area. They will share their in-depth
knowledge of your destinations in fascinating talks, images andpresentations, discussions and personal conversations. Our experts
will also accompany you on Zodiac landings and included walks andhikes. Talks will be held live in the HanseAtrium (Deck 4). The live
broadcast and recordings can be viewed in every cabin/suite.
Food allergies
When you make your booking, please inform us of any special
requirements you have relating to food intolerances/allergies or
if you follow a vegetarian/vegan diet. The logistics and supply
processes for a ship are highly challenging and may be limited – inparticular, in remote and extreme areas. It is therefore importantthat you provide us with this information as soon as possible. Otherwise, we are unfortu­nately unable to guarantee that we can meetyour requirements.

GeneralFor all cruises referred to, the Terms and Conditions of Travel of
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 s­ ubject to alterations. The booking
confirmation is definitive. Please also note: you can view 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 notsuitable for guests with limited mobility. Please note that a large
number of our planned Zodiac landings and shore activities requirea 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 neverthelesshighly recommend that you travel together with a responsible
companion because, due to special procedures on board a ship,
continuous attendance is not possible. Certain groups of people
can only be accommodated if they are accompanied. Please bringyour own standard-size wheelchair or any other medical equipmentwith you if you are dependent upon it. Unfortunately, electric
wheelchairs and guide dogs cannot be brought on board. Pleaseb) 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 are ashore. 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, werecommend avoiding clothing with Velcro to ensure that flora andfauna 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 bringenclosed, sturdy beach shoes or waterproof trekking sandals thatallow you to walk well and safely. These are also essential for the
Zodiacs.
DronesThe private use of drones is not permitted on board our expedition
ships. This applies during the cruise and during lay times in port aswell as at landing points in remote regions. In polar regions like theArctic and Antarctic, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises places great value on
respecting international agreements to protect sensitive naturalenvironments and the animal kingdom in particular. The private useof 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 granted by the relevant authorities. These applications must be made by the passengers individually and without any
intervention by Hapag-Lloyd Cruises. As well as a drone licence, whichusers must acquire in their country of origin, the relevant approvalmust be available for presentation at all times. Please take these
instructions seriously, since passengers who are in breach of theseregulations and licensing requirements will be liable to prosecution.
Email
See “Communication on board”, page 28.
Expedition equipment
If required for the cruising area and shore excursion, unlined rubberboots 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 extremely29Our services from A to Z
note that participating in shore activities and going out in the
Zodiacs (subject to weather conditions) may not be possible forguests with physical limitations. We reserve the right to restrict
participation in group activities to guests who can manage theentire activity without problem and without external assistance.
Unfortunately, guests who are dependent on a wheelchair cannot
travel in the Zodiacs. Whether or not guests can go ashore bytender boat (when the ship is at anchor) is also dependent on theweather and cannot always be guaranteed. To ensure that you
experience a relaxing cruise where everything goes smoothly, before
booking please provide us with details of your physical impairment
and enquire as to whether we can meet your individual needs.
Internet/Wi-Fi
See “Communication on board”, page 28.
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 be in the interests of yoursafety. Adherence to the itinerary and landings with the Zodiacs
may be difficult or impossible due to weather and ice conditions.
In such cases, the ship management will always strive to offer thebest possible alternative.
Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing service
There is a laundry, dry cleaning and ironing service on board (subject
to a charge).
Library
Looking for some more holiday reading? You are welcome to borrowa book on board at any time. Our library is located in the Observation
Lounge (Deck 8) and is stocked with a selection of the latest fiction
books, travel literature and information about the cruising area.
Please return the book to the library once you have finished reading
it or at the end of the cruise.
Lift
The various decks are connected by two lifts. Deck 9 and the marina
are only accessible via stairs.

Means of payment
The 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 in cash. Please
note that, in general, foreign currencies cannot be changed 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 with you (in a quantitythat is sufficient for the entire duration of the cruise). Treatment forseasickness 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 to avisit to a doctor abroad (flag state Malta). We therefore recommendthat you take out private international health insurance. Payment
will be through your on-board account. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises cannot
accept liability for the reimbursement of the full amount of thetreatments from your respective personal health insurance.
Extensive medical treatment on board is only possible to a limited
extent. For example, the on-board hospital is not specially equipped
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, thepatient will be debarked and transferred to a nearby hospital ashore.
The associated costs must be borne by the patient. Guests who arebeing 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 in yourcabin/suite and are restocked daily. In the Junior Suites and Grand
Suites, you can also enjoy a selection of fine spirits free of charge.

News/newspapers
Depending on the satellite reception, you will receive a small printed
newspaper each day with the most important news from aroundthe world. Via the infotainment system, you can load various inter­national daily newspapers and magazines onto your mobile device(service subject to charge, also dependent on satellite reception).

b) Zodiac landings …
… and related excursions are included in the cruise price. In general,
shore excursions are dependent on the local conditions. The captainhas the final say in all decisions on the running of the cruise. The
safety of the ship and the passengers always takes top priority.
Please ­follow the instructions of the ship’s crew on all visits ashore.

Photographer/videographer
It’s easy to take those unforgettable moments home with you: we havea professional photographer and a videographer on board 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 and videos (subject to a charge).

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

Post
The Reception staff will post your postcards and letters from mostports where this facility is available. Your on-board account will bedebited with the appropriate charges.
Restaurant
Where would you like to eat and where would you like to sit? It’s quite
simple: from the morning to the evening, you are free to choose where
you wish to enjoy relaxed and spontaneous dining. You only need toreserve a table for the speciality restaurant (only open 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 a single
travellers’ meet-up before dinner on the first evening of the cruise.
We will arrange a casual meeting and dinner group every evening foranyone 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 anda booking form. Payment will be through your on-board account.
Our experienced tour guide will be happy to help you plan your shore
activities when on board the ship and to make individual arrangements.

Spa and wellness
The OCEAN SPA (Deck 8) is a light-filled wellness area including outdoor space with a Finnish sauna with an ocean view, steam sauna,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.
Telecommunications/mobile phones
See “Communication on board”, page 28.
Television and film programme
You will receive the channels available in the region where the ship
is currently located via satellite. The infotainment system offersa selection of documentaries and feature films with direct accessfor you to watch in your cabin/suite. In extreme regions, such as the
Arctic and Antarctica, television reception may not be available
on a daily basis due to satellite pos­itioning.
Tender and Zodiac service
In 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 the discretion of each guest.
VoltageIn 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 use of electric
kettles, hair straighteners and irons in the cabins/suites is not
permitted.

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Terms and Conditions of Travel

L. V. 02/2023

Please note that these Terms and Conditions of Travel only apply for bookings from 15 Feb 2023.
Once validly agreed upon between the Passenger and the cruise operator
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, a TUI Cruises GmbH company (hereinafter “Hapag-Lloyd”),
the following Terms and Conditions of Travel form part of the package travel
contract formed between the Passenger and Hapag-Lloyd. They supplement
the provisions of sections 651a – 651y of the German Civil Code (BGB) andarticles 250 and 252 of the Introductory Act to the German Civil Code (EGBGB).
1.	
Conclusion of the travel contract and liability for accompanying­passengers
1) The following provisions apply in respect of all booking channels (e.g. travel
agencies, direct bookings with cruise operator, online bookings):a)	The Passenger’s offer to enter into a travel contract is based on the published description of the cruise and on such additional Hapag-Lloyd information on the booked cruise as is available to the Passenger at the time ofbooking.
b)	The booking must contain the full particulars of the passport documents ofall passengers to which the booking relates (passenger manifest details).
The person making the booking does so on behalf of themselves and on
behalf of all other passengers named in the booking. The person making thebooking expressly vouches for the contractual obligations of all other passengers named in the booking.
c) If the confirmation by Hapag-Lloyd differs in content from the Passenger’s
booking, this shall constitute a new offer by Hapag-Lloyd by which the­latter is bound for ten days from receipt of the confirmation and which the
Passenger may accept within this period by giving their express or implied
consent. Payment of a deposit or the full cost of the cruise shall constituteimplied consent.
d) Persons in the business of arranging travel (e.g. travel agents) and service
providers (e.g. hotels, transport companies) are not authorised by HapagLloyd to conclude agreements, give information or make assurances thatalter the agreed content of the travel contract, exceed the scope of ser-­vices to be provided by Hapag-Lloyd under the contract or which areincon­sistent with the published description of the cruise.
e)	
By default, the pre-contractual information disclosed by the operator
regarding material characteristics of the cruise services, the cruise fare andall additional costs, payment arrangements, the minimum number ofbookings for cruise viability and cancellation fees (pursuant to the disclosure requirements of article 250, section 3, subsections 1, 3–5 and 7 of the
EGBGB) will form part of the package travel contract. This information will
be excluded from the package travel contract only if this is expressly agreed
between the parties.
2)	The following provisions apply in respect of bookings made verbally in­person, via telephone, in writing, via email or via fax:a)	By making a booking, the Passenger is making a firm offer to Hapag-Lloydto enter into a package travel contract.
b)	A package travel contract is formed when the Passenger receives a booking
confirmation from Hapag-Lloyd. At the time of or immediately following
formation of the contract, Hapag-Lloyd will provide the Passenger with alegally compliant booking confirmation on a durable medium (a medium
which enables the Passenger to keep or store the notice in unchanged formin such a way that it is accessible for future reference for an adequate
period of time, e.g. on paper or in an email) unless the Passenger has a rightto issuance of a booking confirmation strictly in paper form pursuant toarticle 250, section 6, subsection 1, sentence 2, of the EGBGB on the
grounds that the contract was concluded in the simultaneous physicalpresence of both parties or was concluded “off-premises” (“außerhalb vonGeschäftsräumen”).
3)	The following provisions apply in respect of bookings made using electroniccommerce (e.g. the Internet, apps, telemedia services):a)	The e-commerce application being used must contain information that
explains the electronic booking process to the Passenger.
b)	The Passenger must be given adequate opportunity to correct or delete
their entries or reset the entire booking form. The Passenger must also begiven an explanation on how to undertake such corrections, deletions andresets.
c)	The contractual languages offered for making the electronic booking must
be indicated.
d)	If the wording of the contract is stored by Hapag-Lloyd, the Passenger must
be advised that they can retrieve and view the wording of the contract at
a later time.
e)	By clicking on the “Submit firm booking” (or similarly named) button, thePassenger is making a firm offer to Hapag-Lloyd to enter into a package
travel contract.
f)	No package travel contract is formed until the Passenger receives a booking confirmation from Hapag-Lloyd on a durable medium. The package
travel contract is then legally binding irrespective of whether the Passenger
actually uses the durable medium received to save, store or print the booking confirmation.

324)	Hapag-Lloyd advises that, in the case of package travel contracts pursuant
to sections 651a and 651c of the BGB, which are concluded using themodalities of distance contracting (letters, catalogues, telephone calls,
faxes, emails, text messages sent via mobile telephone services (SMS),
broadcast, tele-media and online services), the relevant provisions of legislation (section 312(7) and section 312g(2), sentence 1, number 9, of theBGB) do not provide for a right of revocation (“Rücktrittsrechte”); they only
provide for the statutory rights of cancellation (Rücktrittsrechte) andtermination (“Kündigungsrechte”), particularly the right of cancellation
under section 651h of the BGB (see also clause 9 hereof). The Passenger
does, however, have a right of revocation if the tra­vel contract as per
section 651a of the BGB was concluded “off-premises” (“außerhalb vonGeschäftsräumen”). However, this does not apply if the verbal negotiations
on which the contract is based were conducted at the prior instigation of
the consumer; in such cases, there is no right of revocation.
2. Carriage by air
Where the cruise includes carriage by air, this part of the journey shall be
subject to the conditions of carriage of the actual (carrying) airline concerned(for liability, see also clause 15 2 c), which are available from Hapag-Lloyd onrequest.
The times of special flights depend on the availability of aircraft on the charter
market and permission from the air traffic control authorities and may therefore be in the early hours of the morning or in the late evening.
Hapag-Lloyd shall inform the Passenger of the identity of the actual airline(s)for all air services to be provided in relation to the cruise. If the identity of theactual airline(s) is not known at the time of booking, then Hapag-Lloyd shallinform the Passenger of the identity of the actual airline(s) as soon as it finds
out, provided that Hapag-Lloyd shall disclose the identity of the actual
airline(s) at the very latest at the time when it sends out the cruise i­nformation
to the Passenger approximately three months before the start of the cruise.
Hapag-Lloyd shall inform the Passenger of any changes in actual airline(s).
The Black List of airlines that are banned within the EU can be viewed online
at http://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/air/safety/air-ban.
3. Payment
1) Payment shall be made directly to Hapag-Lloyd by credit transfer.
Payment to the travel agency organising the booking shall not discharge
the Passenger from the obligation to make payment.
2) On conclusion of the contract (namely, on receipt of the written booking
confirmation), a deposit of 20 % is payable for bookings up to the 365th
day before the start of the cruise, a deposit of 25 % for bookings between
the 364th and the 181st day before the start of the cruise, and a deposit of
30 % of the cruise price for bookings from the 180th day before the start ofthe cruise per passenger. Before paying the deposit, the Passenger will
receive a refund security certificate (“Sicherungsschein”, see clause 16). Thebalance of the fare shall be due 30 days before the scheduled cruise startdate. The total amount will be payable immediately for cruises bookedwithin 30 days of the departure date. Hapag-Lloyd shall send out thetravel documents after receiving the balance of the fare and the full­particulars of the passport documents (passenger manifest details) of allparticipating passengers to whom the booking relates, provided, however,that no travel documents shall be sent out earlier than 30 days prior to thescheduled cruise start date.
3) If the Passenger fails to make payment by the due date and remains indefault despite having been given a reminder and afforded a reasonablegrace period for late payment, Hapag-Lloyd shall be entitled to cancel thecontract and demand a cancellation fee as compensation in accordancewith clause 9 of these Terms and Conditions. The Passenger may claim
a waiver or reduction of the cancellation fee if they are able to prove
to Hapag-Lloyd that Hapag-Lloyd has suffered no loss or that the loss
suffered is substantially less than the cancellation fee.
4. Travel regulations, travel documents
1) Passengers shall observe all laws, enactments, instructions and travel regulations of the countries and ports visited during the cruise and all rules
and instructions issued by Hapag-Lloyd or its authorised representatives.
Hapag-Lloyd shall inform passengers of German, Austrian and Swissnationality as to the relevant passport, visa and health requirements prior
to conclusion of the travel contract and shall keep them informed of any
changes to the same that may occur prior to the start of the cruise.
Passengers of EU nationalities other than German and Austrian may obtain this information on request. Passengers of other non-EU nationalities
must contact the relevant consulate for this information. These provisions
assume that there are no special circumstances attaching to the Passenger
or any accompanying passengers (e.g. dual citizenship, statelessness). The
Passenger shall obtain the relevant travel documents (e.g. visas, vaccination certificates, online travel authorisations such as the ESTA authorisations issued by the USA) themselves and produce them on request. The
Passenger shall be liable for any costs or disadvantages arising from theirfailure to observe the above regulations, rules and instructions.

2) If, for reasons attributable to the Passenger, the Passenger fails to observe
the immigration regulations of certain countries, or if a visa is not granted
in good time through the Passenger’s own fault with the result that they
are unable to take part in the cruise, Hapag-Lloyd shall be entitled todemand the appropriate cancellation fee from the Passenger in accordance with clause 9 of these Terms and Conditions. In such cases, thePassenger may claim a waiver or reduction of the cancellation fee if they
are able to prove to Hapag-Lloyd that Hapag-Lloyd has suffered no loss orthat the loss suffered is substantially less than the cancellation fee.
3) The Passenger shall be liable to Hapag-Lloyd for any consequences or damages – in particular, fines, penalties or other expenses – that the latter isrequired to pay or deposit because of the Passenger’s failure, for reasons
attributable to the Passenger, to observe a particular country’s immigration, emigration or transit regulations or to produce the necessary documents. The Passenger shall reimburse Hapag-Lloyd immediately for any
sums of money the latter has had to pay or deposit.
4) The Passenger shall inform Hapag-Lloyd if they do not receive the necessary travel documents within the time advised by Hapag-Lloyd.
5. Baggage
1) Baggage may only contain personal effects. In particular, the Passenger is
not permitted to take on board weapons or other dangerous objects, illegal
drugs, or alcoholic beverages intended for consumption during the cruise.
Clause 4 2 of these Terms and Conditions shall apply accordingly. HapagLloyd may refuse to carry any baggage found to contain prohibited items.
2) The Passenger must label their baggage legibly with their name, cabin
number and date of sailing; otherwise Hapag-Lloyd shall not be responsible
for any loss, mix-ups or errors in loading or unloading. Excepted from thisexclusion of liability on the part of Hapag-Lloyd are losses, mix-ups and errors
in loading or unloading caused intentionally or by reason of gross negligence.
	Hapag-Lloyd will hold items of lost property for a minimum of two weeks.
All items of lost property will ultimately be surrendered to the Lost Property
Office in Hamburg when the ship calls at Hamburg, where Hapag-Lloyd
has its registered office.
6. Scope of services
Save and except as provided otherwise in these Terms and Conditions, thecruise fare includes carriage and accommodation of the Passenger and theirbaggage as well as meals on board. The fare does not include shore excursions
or drinks – unless stated otherwise in the published description of the cruise – orspecial services (e.g. laundry, hairdressing, massage). In all other respects, thescope of services to be rendered by Hapag-Lloyd under the contract shallbe as described in the brochure advertising the cruise and in the booking
confirmation.
Any collateral agreements (special requests, arrangements) that alter thescope of the services to be rendered under the contract require written confirmation by Hapag-Lloyd.
At the time of booking, the Passenger must notify Hapag-Lloyd if they haveany personal mobility limitations in respect of which Hapag-Lloyd is required
to provide certain services under EU Regulation 1177/2010 concerning therights of passengers when travelling by sea and inland waterway.
7. Medical assistancea) A modern hospital is found on every ship. The services of the hospital are
not included in the travel contract. The patient must conclude a separate
contract with Hapag-Lloyd for any medical treatment received.
b) The treatment on the ship is a treatment which is equivalent to a visit to adoctor abroad (flag state Malta). German fee guidelines and German
health insurance do not apply on board. We therefore recommend that you
take out private international health insurance. Payment is made by­boarding pass; billing by insurance card is not possible. Hapag-Lloyd cannot
accept liability for the reimbursement of the full amount of the treatmentsfrom your respective personal health insurance.
c) Extensive medical treatment on board is only possible to a limited extent.
For example, the on-board hospital is not specially equipped for the care ofbabies and small children. In addition, the on-board pharmacy is equippedwith a range of products for general illnesses and for initial/emergency
treatment. In a medical emergency, the patient will be debarked and­transferred 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.
8. Modifications to services; special exigencies of shipping1)	Any modifications to or deviations from individual services as compared tothe agreed content of the travel contract which may become necessary
after conclusion of the contract, whether because of travel advisories
issued by the German Foreign Office, the special exigencies of shipping or
for other reasons, and which are made by Hapag-Lloyd in good faith, shallbe permissible provided that they are not substantial and do not impair theoverall quality of the cruise as booked.
2)	As soon as Hapag-Lloyd becomes aware of the reason or cause for any suchmodification to services, it shall inform the Passenger of the modification
via durable medium (e.g. email, SMS, voicemail) in a clear, easily understandable and duly emphasised manner.
	If, for reasons not attributable to Hapag-Lloyd, a ship is placed in quarantine, the Passenger shall pay their own accommodation and meal costs. If
the Passenger remains on board and takes their meals there, they shall
reimburse Hapag-Lloyd for the extra cost resulting therefrom.

3)	If a substantial modification is made to a material characteristic of a cruise
service or if the service deviates from specific characteristics requested by
the Passenger and incorporated into the package travel contract, then the
Passenger shall have the right, exercisable within a period specified by
Hapag-Lloyd at the time the notice of the modification/deviation is given,– either to accept the change,– cancel the travel contract free of charge, or– demand participation in a replacement cruise, provided that such a cruise
is offered by Hapag-Lloyd.
	It is up to the Passenger whether they respond to Hapag-Lloyd’s notice ofmodification/deviation. If the Passenger chooses to respond to HapagLloyd, then they can do so either by accepting the change, demanding
participation in a replacement cruise if such a cruise is offered by HapagLloyd, or cancelling the contract free of charge.
	If the Passenger fails to respond to Hapag-Lloyd, or fails to respond within
the specified period, then the Passenger shall be deemed to have accepted
the change.
4)	Any warranty claims the Passenger may have shall remain unaffected in
the event that the modified services are unsatisfactory.
9. Cancellation of contract by Passenger prior to start of cruise; cancellation costs
1)	The Passenger may cancel the travel contract at any time prior the start ofthe cruise. If the Passenger wishes to cancel the travel contract, it is recommended that they give notice of cancellation on some form of durable
medium. The notice will become effective on the date on which it is received
by Hapag-Lloyd or, as the case may be, by the travel agency that made theoriginal booking.
2) If the Passenger cancels the travel contract prior to the start of the cruise or
fails to report for the cruise (no-show), then Hapag-Lloyd will have no right or
claim to the cruise fare. Instead, Hapag-Lloyd shall have the right to claim areasonable cancellation fee as compensation unless Hapag-Lloyd itself is
responsible for the Passenger’s cancellation or if at the cruise destination or in
its immediate environs extraordinary circumstances arise which materially
impair the performance of the package cruise or the carriage of persons to thecruise destination; circumstances are unavoidable and extraordinary if they
are beyond the cruise operator’s control and their consequences could nothave been avoided even if all reasonable precautions had been taken.
3)	Hapag-Lloyd has calculated the following cancellation fees, which take into
account its anticipated expenses saved, costs recouped and earnings fromthe use of the cruise services by other passengers. Compensation will becalculated according to the date of receipt of the cancellation document
as follows with the respective cancellation scale:	365 days or more before the start of the cruise: € 300 (US$ 330, £ 260)*
per personfrom 364th to 181st day before the start of the cruise: 25 % of the farefrom 180th to 150th day before the start of the cruise: 30 % of the farefrom 149th to 90th day before the start of the cruise: 35 % of the farefrom 89th to 45th day before the start of the cruise: 50 % of the farefrom 44th to 30th day before the start of the cruise: 60 % of the farefrom 29th to 10th day before the start of the cruise: 75 % of the farefrom 9th to 1st day before the start of the cruise: 85 % of the fare	In case of no show or cancellation of the cruise on the departure day:
95 % of the fare.
	These cancellation fee provisions also apply to cancellations of combined
air/sea travel, to cancellations of feeder flights included in the package orbooked additionally and to cancellations of any other arrangements fortravelling to or from the ship. If the cancellation fees charged to HapagLloyd by service providers exceed the amounts recoverable by the cancel­
lation fees above, then Hapag-Lloyd shall have the right to charge higher
cancellation fees up to a maximum of the cruise fare. Cancellation fees aredue and payable immediately upon cancellation. If the cancellation conditions of third-party service providers or hotels participating in Hapag-Lloyd
programmes differ from the above, the differing conditions shall apply,
provided that this is expressly indicated in the booking confirmation.
4)	The Passenger may claim a waiver or reduction of the cancellation fee ifthey are able to prove to Hapag-Lloyd that Hapag-Lloyd has suffered noloss as a result of the cancellation or that the loss suffered is substantiallyless than the cancellation fee.
5)	For their own protection, the passenger is advised to take out insurance
against cancellation of the travel contract or premature termination of thecruise if this is not already part of the cruise package.
6)	Cancellation by the Passenger – Golf & Cruise voyages
	The following provisions apply to bookings for Golf & Cruise voyages (cruise
plus golf basic packages) aboard the EUROPA and EUROPA 2:	If the Passenger cancels the contract for the basic package and/or additional golf courses before the start of the cruise, clause 9  1 to 9  5 hereof
shall apply.
	If the Passenger cancels the contract for the basic package and/or add­i­tional golf courses after the start of the cruise or fails to present themselves,the Passenger shall be liable for a flat-rate cancellation fee equal to 95 % of
the price of the basic package and/or the additional golf course in question.
The Passenger may claim a waiver or reduction of the cancellation fee ifthey are able to prove to Hapag-Lloyd that Hapag-Lloyd has suffered noloss as a result of the cancellation or that the loss suffered is substantiallyless than the cancellation fee. These cancellation provisions also apply to33

cancellations made due to sickness. There will be no refund of fees if thebasic package and/or additional course events are not provided/held owing
to adverse weather. It is not possible for the Passenger to cancel individual
course events that are part of the basic package.
10. Changes of bookings and fare transfers1) Once the travel contract has been concluded, the Passenger has no legal
right to have changes made to the date, destination or starting point of thecruise, the accommodation arrangements or means of transportation(change of booking). This does not apply if the change of booking is necessary because Hapag-Lloyd has failed to provide to the Passenger the
pre-contractual information mandated by article 250, section 3, of the
EGBGB or because the information provided by Hapag-Lloyd under said
legislation is inadequate or incorrect. In such cases, changes of bookings
can be made free of charge to the Passenger.
	
In all other cases, if Hapag-Lloyd makes a change of booking at the
Passenger’s request, despite not being legally obligated to do so, HapagLloyd shall have the right to charge a rebooking fee of € 300 (US$ 330,
£ 260)* per person.
2) A change of booking within the 364-day period before the start of thecruise will be regarded as a cancellation by the Passenger combined with a
new booking; and the provisions of clause 9 shall apply in respect of thecancelled booking. This does not apply in respect of change-of-booking
requests that involve only minimal costs on the part of Hapag-Lloyd.
3) If the Passenger wishes to cancel the travel contract, they shall have theright to request a transfer of the contract to a nominated substitute passenger. The effect of a transfer is that the substitute passenger succeeds to
the Passenger’s rights and obligations under the contract with HapagLloyd alongside the Passenger. The Passenger and substitute passenger arethen jointly and severally liable for the cruise fare and any additional costs
incurred by Hapag-Lloyd as a result of the transfer. Hapag-Lloyd may refuse
to accept the transfer if the nominated substitute passenger does not meetthe special requirements for the cruise or if their participation would be inbreach of applicable laws or regulations. If the transfer is accepted, HapagLloyd will charge a handling fee of at least € 300 (US$ 330, £ 260)* per person.
4) Hapag-Lloyd shall have the right to pass on to the Passenger any fees
incurred in relation to changes or corrections made to names on air tickets(as opposed to changes of passenger) after the tickets have been issued.
5)	The above provisions do not affect the Passenger’s legal right under section
651e of the BGB to demand, by means of notice on a durable medium, thata third party be allowed to succeed to their rights and obligations under the
package travel contract. Such a notice will be deemed to have been given
in sufficient time if it is received by Hapag-Lloyd no later than seven days
prior to the start of the cruise.
11. Contract services not used
If, for reasons attributable to the Passenger, the Passenger does not use
certain individual cruise services despite Hapag-Lloyd being willing and able
to provide them in accordance with the contract, then the Passenger shallhave no right to a proportionate refund of the cruise fare unless the reasonsfor non-use of the services would have entitled them by law to cancel thetravel contract free of cost or terminate it. Hapag-Lloyd shall endeavour topass on to the Passenger the service-provider expenses it has saved as a resultof the Passenger’s non-use of services. This requirement does not apply if theexpenses in question were very minor.
12. Cancellation and termination by Hapag-Lloyd
Hapag-Lloyd may cancel the travel contract wholly or partially before thestart of the cruise or terminate the same wholly or partially after the beginning of the cruise in the following cases:a)	By giving advance notice received no later than four weeks before thestart of the cruise if Hapag-Lloyd does not receive the minimum numberof bookings stated in the cruise description or brochure. If prior even tothis it becomes apparent to Hapag-Lloyd that it cannot achieve therequired minimum number of bookings, Hapag-Lloyd shall exercise its
right of cancellation without delay. If the cruise is cancelled for thisreason, the Passenger shall receive an immediate refund of any money
paid towards the cruise fare. If, for the above reasons, Hapag-Lloyd
instead makes a change of booking at the request of the Passenger, thenthe € 300 (US$ 330, £ 260)* per person handling fee specified in clause 10
shall not apply.
b)	Without a period of notice, if, in the opinion of the master of the ship
following, where appropriate, consultation with the ship’s doctor, thePassenger– is unfit to travel because of illness, disability or for some other reason,– requires the support of an accompanying person but is travelling without
such a person,– poses a danger to the health of other passengers, the ship’s crew and theemployees of Hapag-Lloyd,– has given false information when booking,– causes continuous or repeated disruption to the cruise in spite of being
warned to desist, or– breaches the terms of the contract to such a degree that immediatecancellation of the contract is justified.
c)	Without a period of notice if the Passenger is pregnant and is or will bein the 24th or later week of pregnancy at the start of the cruise or will enterthe 24th week of pregnancy during the cruise. For reasons of safety and thelimited medical care available aboard its ships, Hapag-Lloyd is unable tocarry persons in the above stages of pregnancy. If the Passenger is affected

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in this way but had no way of knowing this at the time of booking, HapagLloyd will refund any money already paid by the Passenger toward the cruise,provided that the Passenger notifies Hapag-Lloyd of her pregnancy as soon
as she becomes aware of it. If the Passenger culpably delays notifying
Hapag-Lloyd, then Hapag-Lloyd shall have the right to charge a cancellation
fee in accordance with clause 9 hereof. Expectant mothers who are/will beless than 24 weeks pregnant at the time of embarkation must produce acertificate from an appropriate medical specialist (gynaecologist) confirming that they are fit to travel in the territory covered by the cruise itinerary.
If the contract is terminated or cancelled for one of the reasons named in b)
above, the Passenger may be excluded from part or all of the (rest of the)cruise. Hapag-Lloyd shall retain its right to claim payment of the cruise fare;any expenses saved and any financial advantages Hapag-Lloyd may gainfrom making other use of the cancelled cruise services shall be deducted fromthe amount so claimed. Any additional costs for the Passenger’s return journey
shall be paid by the Passenger.
13. Duty to provide assistanceIf, for the reasons as per section 651k(4) of the BGB or for other reasons, thePassenger is in difficulties, then Hapag-Lloyd has a duty to provide assistanceto the Passenger. This duty includes but is not limited toa)	providing suitable information regarding health services, local regulatory
authorities and consular support,b)	support with long-distance communication, andc)	support in looking for alternative travel options; this does not affect section
651k(3) or section 651q(2) of the BGB.
14. Warranty1) If, during the cruise, the cruise service provided differs from that agreed
upon in the travel contract, the Passenger may seek redress from the ship’s
management, a local service provider or Hapag-Lloyd. The ship’s management and local service providers are not authorised to recognise any claims
as being valid. Hapag-Lloyd may refuse to remedy the defect if doing sowould involve unreasonable expense. Alternatively, Hapag-Lloyd may remedy the defect by substituting an equivalent service, e.g. by engaging a
different airline or vessel or by sailing a different route. The Passenger may
refuse to accept the substitute service if they cannot be expected to accept
it for good reasons that are readily apparent to Hapag-Lloyd, including inparticular if the substitute service would materially impair the overall quality of the cruise as booked.
2) The Passenger may, upon returning from the cruise, claim a fare reductioncommensurate with the service reduction/defect suffered. The Passenger
will not be able to claim a fare reduction under section 651m of the BGB or
damages under section 651n of the BGB if they, through fault on their part,
fail to notify Hapag-Lloyd of the cruise defect without delay.
3) If the Passenger wishes to exercise their right under section 651l of the BGB
to terminate the package travel contract owing to a cruise defect of thetype described in section 651i of the BGB which materially impairs thecruise, they must first give Hapag-Lloyd a reasonable period of time inwhich to ­remedy the defect. The only circumstances in which the Passenger
can terminate the contract without first allowing Hapag-Lloyd time to
remedy the defect are where Hapag-Lloyd refuses to remedy the defect orwhere immediate remediation is necessary. If the contract is terminated inthis manner, the Passenger shall nonetheless retain their right to be
returned to the place of departure, provided that return to the place of
departure was included in the contract. The Passenger shall pay that partof the fare for the cruise that relates to services they have used unless said
services were completely without value to them.
4) If Hapag-Lloyd is responsible for a circumstance which results in a defect in
the cruise, the Passenger may claim compensation irrespective of the fare
reduction or termination of the contract. If the cruise is rendered unviable
for the Passenger or considerably impaired by such a circumstance, thePassenger may also claim reasonable compensation in the form of money
for wasted holiday time.
15. Liability of Hapag-Lloyd
1) General liability	If the cruise is not provided in accordance with the contract, the Passenger
shall give notice of the defect to and seek redress from the ship’s management, a local service provider, the travel agency via which they booked thecruise or Hapag-Lloyd.
a) Maximum liability
	The contractual liability of Hapag-Lloyd for damage other than loss of life,
bodily injury or injury to health shall be limited in total to three times thecruise fare unless the damage was caused through culpable conduct. The
same shall apply if the damage in question was caused solely by a service
provider engaged by Hapag-Lloyd. For all compensation claims in tort
against Hapag-Lloyd that are not the result of culpable conduct, HapagLloyd’s liability for damage to property shall be limited to three times thecruise fare. These limits define the maximum amounts for which HapagLloyd can be held liable per Passenger per cruise. Any claims that the Pas­
senger may have on the basis of international agreements are unaffectedby this. In this regard, passengers are advised, for their own protection,
to take out travel accident and baggage insurance for the cruise.
b) Obligation to cooperate	The Passenger is required in particular to lodge their complaints immedi­
ately with the ship’s management or the local service provider. The latterare authorised to find a remedy if a remedy is possible and does not involve
unreasonable expense; they are not, however, authorised to recognise any

claims as being valid. If it is not possible to contact a local service provider,
the Passenger must notify the ship’s management or Hapag-Lloyd of thecomplaint without delay. If the Passenger fails to meet these requirements
through their own fault, they shall forfeit the relevant claims.
c) Statutory claims
	Notwithstanding the provisions of clause 15  1  a), the exclusions and limitations of liability contained in these Terms and Conditions shall apply to all
claims for damages by the Passenger, whether these are based on thetravel contract or other legal provisions.
d) Non-assignability of claims
	Passengers may not assign claims against Hapag-Lloyd wholly or partiallyto third parties without the consent of Hapag-Lloyd.
2) Limitation of liabilitya) General	Claims for damages against Hapag-Lloyd shall be limited or excluded if andto the extent that, under international agreements (or statutory provisions
based on such) that are applicable to the services to be rendered by aservice provider, claims for damages against that service provider may only
be asserted under certain conditions or restrictions or are excluded undercertain conditions.
b) Liability for voyages by ship	If, on voyages by ship, Hapag-Lloyd is acting in the capacity of a contracting or actual carrier, its liability shall be subject to the applicable specificinternational agreements or the statutory provisions based on these (e.g.
German Commercial Code [HGB], German Inland Waterways Act[BinSchG]).
c) Liability as a contracting air carrier	If Hapag-Lloyd is acting in the capacity of a contracting air carrier, its liabil­
ity shall be subject to the German Air Traffic Act (LuftVG), EU law, to the
Warsaw Convention as amended by the Hague Protocol or other protocol, orto the Montreal Convention, depending on which provisions apply.
Notwithstanding the preceding provisions, Hapag-Lloyd accepts no liability
whatsoever for indirect or con­sequential loss unless said loss was caused
grossly negligently or intentionally by Hapag-Lloyd or its vicarious agents.
	In the case of scheduled flights not included in the cruise fare, Hapag-Lloyd
only has the status of an agent. Flights of this type are marked in thetravel documentation as “stand-alone, third-party flight” (“individuell vermittelter Flug”). In these cases, the company acting as the carrier shall be
liable for performing the service of carriage, and the flight will be subject tothat carrier’s terms and conditions of carriage, including its rules on cancellation.
	In all other respects, all flights offered by Hapag-Lloyd shall be governed by
the current version of the general and special terms and conditions of carriage of the actual air carrier.
d) Valuables
	Hapag-Lloyd accepts no liability whatsoever for damage to or loss of personal effects (e.g. photographic and filming equipment, clothing, jewellery
or other valuables) caused by theft, misplacement of any kind, or excessive
physical loads or stresses occurring off the vessel; excepted from thisex­clusion of liability are cases in which the damage or loss is the result ofintentional or grossly negligent conduct on the part of Hapag-Lloyd.
Hapag-Lloyd likewise excludes all liability for damage to or loss of personal
effects while in storage or in transit in vehicles used for shore excursions ortransfers; excepted from this exclusion are cases in which the damage orloss is the result of intentional or grossly negligent conduct on the part ofHapag-Lloyd.
	Hapag-Lloyd’s liability for damage to or loss of cabin baggage is as per
the relevant provisions of the German Commercial Code (HGB). Jewellery,cash and other valuables should be carried in hand baggage (and not inchecked baggage).
e) Third-party services
	Hapag-Lloyd shall not be held liable for service disruptions, personal injury
or damage to property arising in relation to services that are merely brokered as third-party services (e.g. brokered excursions, sporting events,
visits to theatres, exhibitions), provided that said third-party services are
expressly identified as such in the cruise brochure and booking confirmationin such a clear and unequivocal manner, along with details of the identityof the brokering contracting party, that it is readily apparent to the
Passenger that they do not form part of the cruise package provided by
Hapag-Lloyd and that they have been selected separately. This does notaffect sections 651b, 651c, 651w or 651y of the BGB.
	However, Hapag-Lloyd shall be liable for losses suffered by the Passenger if
and to the extent that said losses were caused by breach of information,
explanation or organisation obligations on the part of Hapag-Lloyd.
3)	Exclusion of claims and limitation period for delayed and damaged­baggage in the case of air travela)	If, on arrival at a destination by air, the Passenger becomes aware that theirbaggage has been lost, is damaged or delayed, then, in order to pursue
redress, they are required by aviation law to notify the relevant airline without delay at the destination airport by filing a Property Irregularity Report(PIR). Under international aviation agreements, airlines andHapag-Lloyd have the right to refuse compensation if no PIR has been filed.
The PIR must be filed within seven days of baggage receipt in the case ofdamage and within 21 days of receipt in the case of delay.

b)	Any loss of, damage to or incorrect routing of baggage must also bereported without delay to Hapag-Lloyd, its representative/contact point or
the agency which arranged the travel. Compliance with this obligation is
not a substitute for filing a PIR with the airline within the required limitation
periods, as described in paragraph a) above.
16. Protection in the event of insolvency
Hapag-Lloyd has taken due measures to ensure that the Passenger will bereimbursed for the fare paid for the cruise and any necessary expenses for the
return journey in the event that Hapag-Lloyd becomes insolvent and thecruise services are not performed as a result of said insolvency. A refund
security certificate can be found at the end of the booking confirmation
document.
17. 
Defences and limitations of liability for employees and authorised­representatives
If a claim is made against an employee or authorised representative ofHapag-Lloyd for loss or damage that has occurred in relation to carriage, theemployee or representative concerned shall have the right to invoke thedefences and limitations of liability available to Hapag-Lloyd under theseTerms and Conditions, provided that they can prove that they were acting in
the discharge of their duties.
18. Refusal of permission to disembark; cost of onward carriage
If the Passenger is refused entry to or permission to disembark in a chosen port
or country and/or the Passenger’s baggage is refused entry to said port orcountry, then Hapag-Lloyd may carry the Passenger and/or the Passenger’s
baggage to another port or country where the vessel calls and land them
there. The Passenger shall pay Hapag-Lloyd the fare for this onward journey
and reimburse any other expenses in connection therewith. Any such onward
carriage shall be subject to these Terms and Conditions.
19. General Average contributions
The Passenger is not obliged to pay General Average contributions for objects
they have brought on board the ship (section 588 of the HGB). The Passenger
has no right to compensation under General Average proceedings.
20. Assistance to ships in distress; salvage; carriage of cargo
Hapag-Lloyd is entitled to use the ship employed for the cruise to render assistance to other vessels, to tow or salvage other vessels, and to carry cargo of
any kind. All activities of this kind, whether previously announced or not, shallbe deemed part of the cruise.
21. Court of jurisdiction
Any dispute arising under these Terms and Conditions or from any other relationship between the Passenger and Hapag-Lloyd can only be brought exclusively in the city of Hamburg, Germany, where Hapag-Lloyd has its registeredoffice.
Hapag-Lloyd does not participate in the voluntary procedure for alternative
dispute resolution for customer disputes in accordance with the Customer
Dispute Resolution Law (“Verbraucherstreitbeilegungsgesetz”).
22. Applicable law
The relationship between the Passenger and Hapag-Lloyd, whether contractual or otherwise, shall be subject solely to German law.
23. Severability
If any provision of these Terms and Conditions is or becomes invalid or unenforceable, then that provision shall be severed and the remaining provisions
shall remain valid and enforceable.
24. Pricing subject to change
The information and prices in the brochure for the cruise are subject to change
without notice. The booking confirmation shall be definitive of terms and prices.
It is legally permissible to change published prices prior to conclusion of a
travel contract, particularly if, f­ ollowing publication of the brochure, a change
becomes necessary for the following reasons:a)	there is a change in the cost of carriage, the charges payable for certain
services such as port and airport fees, or the exchange rate applicable tothe ­relevant cruise, orb)	the continued availability of a package cruise described in the brochureand requested by the Passenger can only be maintained if Hapag-Lloyd,
following publication of the brochure, purchases additional tourism services(booking allotments) from external providers.
25. Assertion of claims: addressee, information on alternative dispute
resolution1)	Any claims that the Passenger has under section 651i(3), numbers 2 and
4–7, of the BGB are assertable against Hapag-Lloyd. Claims can also be
asserted via the agency that the Passenger used to book the package
cruise. It is recommended that claims be asserted by notification on adurable medium.
2)	Hapag-Lloyd advises that it does not use the voluntary alternative dispute
resolution system provided for consumer disputes under the Consumer
Dispute Resolution Act (VSBG). If, following the printing of these Terms andConditions, use of an alternative consumer dispute resolution system
becomes mandatory for Hapag-Lloyd, Hapag-Lloyd will inform the customer in an appropriate manner.
* The currency in which the travel price has been or is to be paid is authoritative.
Organiser
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, a TUI Cruises GmbH company
Heidenkampsweg 58, 20097 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: +49 40 307030-0, Fax: +49 40 307031-0, www.hl-cruises.com

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