The Hanseatic Nature, a state-of-the-art expedition ship from Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, offers guests a refined and adventurous cruise experience with a focus on exploration. Launched in 2019, this 230-passenger vessel blends modern design, gourmet dining, and curated activities, appealing to travellers seeking a blend of luxury and discovery in remote destinations.
Guests aboard Hanseatic Nature can anticipate a refined, adventure-focused cruise with a focus on exploration and comfort. The ship’s gourmet dining, from international cuisine to American specialties, caters to discerning tastes, while its entertainment, including expert lectures and Zodiac excursions, engages curious minds. Spacious suites, eco-friendly design, and a dedicated crew create a relaxed experience..
The 175-person crew fosters a relaxed, attentive atmosphere, with German as the primary language and English on select bilingual cruises. The all-inclusive fare covers most dining, drinks, gratuities, Zodiac rides, and Wi-Fi, ensuring a seamless experience. The Ocean Spa offers saunas, a steam room, and treatments like massages, with fitness classes like yoga in a modern gym. Boutiques provide select luxury goods, and a kids’ programme for ages 10-17 is available on select voyages. Suite guests enjoy priority services and butler assistance.
Reception Areas: Modern and Welcoming
The HanseAtrium, a multi-deck space with a curved LED screen and sleek furnishings, accommodates guests with a bright, open design. Connecting to dining venues and lounges, it serves as the ship’s social and educational hub. The 24-hour reception desk provides efficient support for excursion bookings and onboard queries. A multilingual crew, primarily German-speaking with select English-language cruises, ensures a friendly atmosphere.
Dining: Diverse and Gourmet
Hanseatic Nature’s three dining venues offer a range of culinary experiences, all included in the fare. The Hanseatic Restaurant, seating 178 guests, serves international cuisine with daily-changing menus and 180-degree views. The Hamptons, a 44-seat specialty restaurant, focuses on east coast American dishes like lobster. The Lido Restaurant, with 84 indoor and 100 outdoor seats, provides casual buffet dining with open-air options. Complimentary wines, beers, and soft drinks are included during meals, with 24-hour room service available.
Entertainment: Engaging and Educational
The HanseAtrium transforms from a lecture theatre for expert talks to a lively evening venue with a jukebox. The Ocean Academy offers interactive learning with microscopes and destination insights. The Inspiration Walk, a bow deck platform, provides front-row wildlife viewing, while two extendable glass balconies create a floating-over-water effect. The Pool Deck features a pool with a counter-current system and hot tubs, and the marina supports Zodiac trips and watersports like kayaking. The onboard cinema screens documentaries, enhancing the expedition focus.
Accommodation: Spacious and Functional
Hanseatic Nature’s 120 staterooms across four decks include 100 balcony or French balcony cabins and 20 suites. Ranging from 21-square-metre French Balcony Cabins to 71-square-metre Grand Suites, all feature natural tones, curved lines, and heated bathroom walls for drying wet gear. Grand Suites include private verandas with space heaters, steam saunas, and butler service. All cabins offer air conditioning, free mini-bars with soft drinks, coffee machines, smart TVs, binoculars, and Nordic walking poles.
