Hanseatic Nature at Hamburg-Altona, May 2019

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Hanseatic Nature

Hanseatic Nature is a Hapag-Lloyd Cruises cruise ship of the Hanseatic class, in service since 2019. She measures 15,651 gross tons and carries 230 guests with a crew of 175. She sails Antarctica itineraries.

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About Hanseatic Nature

Hanseatic Nature is the lead ship of Hapag-Lloyd Cruises' three-ship expedition class, with a hull built in Tulcea, Romania, and fitted out by Vard at Tomrefjord, Norway. Delivered late on 30 April 2019, she was christened at Hamburg's Altona cruise center on 4 May 2019 and set off on her first voyage toward Scotland the next day. She measures 15,651 gross tons and carries up to 230 guests on seven decks, with a Zodiac marina, an observation lounge, a pool deck and two retractable glass balconies. Her PC6 ice class, the highest for passenger ships, lets her sail in both polar regions as well as warmer waters.

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Which cruise line operates Hanseatic Nature?

Hanseatic Nature is operated by Hapag-Lloyd Cruises and belongs to its Hanseatic class.

How big is Hanseatic Nature?

Hanseatic Nature measures 15,651 gross tons and 139 metres in length, with 7 decks.

How crowded does Hanseatic Nature feel?

Hanseatic Nature has a passenger space ratio of 68.0: 15,651 gross tons for 230 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so Hanseatic Nature feels spacious for her size.

How many passengers does Hanseatic Nature carry?

Hanseatic Nature carries 230 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 175 (about 1.3 guests per crew member).

When did Hanseatic Nature enter service?

Hanseatic Nature entered service in 2019.

Where does Hanseatic Nature sail?

Hanseatic Nature sails Antarctica itineraries.

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