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Winter Adventure in Lapland - for Ice Princesses and Snow Kings

This cruise offers a unique spring adventure in the icy, lesser-known north of the Baltic Sea, featuring active winter experiences like snowshoe hikes, snowmobile safaris, and dog sled rides (shore activities not included). Highlights include exploring the frozen expanses of the Bothnian Sea and Bay, with potential Northern Lights sightings from the deck, and visiting Stockholm and Copenhagen during their quieter off-season. The journey, framed by scenic passages through the Stockholm Archipelago and Kiel Canal, blends expedition-style exploration with the charm of Nordic cities and the thrill of icy landscapes, starting and ending in Hamburg.

05 January, 2027 to 20 January, 2027
Outside Cabin. From €8,770 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404)
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Panoramic Cabin. From €8,770 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404)
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French Balcony Cabin. From €10,640 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404) 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.
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Balcony Cabin. From €11,520 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404)
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Junior Suite. From €15,990 EUR pp
approx. 42 m²/452 ft², including private balcony 6 m²/65 ft² Separate living/sleeping area Separate dining area Sleeping area with panoramic view Separable beds TV in living and sleeping areas Bathroom with two sinks and rain shower Separate toilet Steam sauna in shower area Heated wall in bathroom (e.g. for towels and wet parkas) Free mini bar Coffee machine Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic walking poles 24-hour cabin service Table reservation in main restaurant (applies to the PLATINUM and GOLD fares) Butler service
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Grand Suite. From €22,390 EUR pp
approx. 71 m²/764 ft², including private veranda 16 m²/172 ft² Separate living/sleeping area Separate dining area Sleeping area with panoramic view Separable beds TV in living and sleeping areas Veranda with space heaters Daylight bathroom with two sinks, free-standing bath, rain shower and veranda access Steam sauna in shower area Heated wall in bathroom (e.g. for towels and wet parkas) Separate toilet Free mini bar Coffee machine Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars in the cabin Nordic walking poles 24-hour cabin service Butler service Table reservation in main restaurant Free use of Wi-Fi
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21 March, 2027 to 05 April, 2027
Outside Cabin. From €9,020 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404)
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Panoramic Cabin. From €9,020 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404)
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French Balcony Cabin. From €10,970 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404) 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.
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Balcony Cabin. From €11,890 EUR pp
Heated wall in the bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas) Rain shower Free mini bar (soft drinks) Coffee machine Separable beds Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic Walking poles 24-hour cabin service There is one cabin with fully accessible layout and equipment (cabin 404)
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Junior Suite. From €16,470 EUR pp
approx. 42 m²/452 ft², including private balcony 6 m²/65 ft² Separate living/sleeping area Separate dining area Sleeping area with panoramic view Separable beds TV in living and sleeping areas Bathroom with two sinks and rain shower Separate toilet Steam sauna in shower area Heated wall in bathroom (e.g. for towels and wet parkas) Free mini bar Coffee machine Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars Nordic walking poles 24-hour cabin service Table reservation in main restaurant (applies to the PLATINUM and GOLD fares) Butler service
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Grand Suite. From €22,990 EUR pp
approx. 71 m²/764 ft², including private veranda 16 m²/172 ft² Separate living/sleeping area Separate dining area Sleeping area with panoramic view Separable beds TV in living and sleeping areas Veranda with space heaters Daylight bathroom with two sinks, free-standing bath, rain shower and veranda access Steam sauna in shower area Heated wall in bathroom (e.g. for towels and wet parkas) Separate toilet Free mini bar Coffee machine Extensive infotainment with live broadcast and recordings of expert presentations, forward-view camera, navigation chart, films and much more Binoculars in the cabin Nordic walking poles 24-hour cabin service Butler service Table reservation in main restaurant Free use of Wi-Fi
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Winter Adventure in Lapland - for Ice Princesses and Snow Kings itinerary:

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Day 1 Individual travel arrangements to Hamburg

Departure 18.00 hrs
Evening cruise on the Elbe
Night passage through the Kiel Canal

Day 2 Relaxation at sea

Cruising off the chalk cliffs of Mon

A real winter with snow and lots of light on long days – simply wishful thinking? Not at the end of March in Swedish and Finnish Lapland. Because while spring is almost upon us at home, the northern Baltic Sea is still icy and snowy. But life is awakening here too, in the middle of a wintry world where the days, which are longer again, are particularly eventful. And on starry nights, there is a good chance of admiring the magical Northern Lights in the sky. Draw on the wealth of experience of the experts on board: they will provide commentary while cruising off the chalk cliffs of Mon, their presentations turning the entire route into a journey of discovery.

Day 3 Relaxation at sea
Day 4 Cruising through the Stockholm Archipelago

Stockholm/Sweden, 9.00 – 19.00 hrs

When cruising through the Stockholm Archipelago, you will find yourself in the middle of a network of 24,000 islands. The deck provides the best views. At this time of year, away from the peak season, you will feel a serenity that makes you see Stockholm with different eyes: take a relaxed stroll through the dreamy old town, explore Stockholm on a city tour1 or visit the open-air museum Skansen. 

Day 5 Expedition day in Bothnian Sea/Bothnian Bay

(depending on the weather and ice conditions)

What awaits you in the northern extension of the Baltic Sea, which is iced over until the end of April? Only a small expedition ship like the HANSEATIC nature, which is suitable for polar regions, can navigate this area. Depending on the weather and ice conditions, a flexible expedition day in the Bothnian Sea and Bothnian Bay lies ahead of you. Enjoy your exclusive front-row seat on the many open deck areas and look forward to spectacular views of the shores of Swedish Lapland.

Day 6 Lulea

Arrival 14.00 hrs

Experience the tradition and close relationship with nature of the Sami1 in snowy Lulea, an ideal starting point for discovering Swedish Lapland on a variety of tours. During a winter experience with huskies1 or a ride on a fat bike1 across the ice and snow, the city’s surroundings become a real winter adventure for you. Explore the Gammelstad Church Town1 UNESCO World Heritage Site on a guided tour with insights into the northern Scandinavian past. Alternatively, winter hiking and ice fishing1 provide a taste of adventure. In clear weather, you will have a good chance of observing the Northern Lights from the deck of your ship.

Day 7 Lulea
Day 8 Lulea, departure 14.00 hrs

Departure 14.00 hrs

Day 9 Kemi/Finland

7.00 – 19.00 hrs

The Finnish town of Kemi is situated not far from the Arctic Circle. You can experience for yourself how the locals get around on a snowmobile safari1, on a dog sleigh ride1 or on a snowshoe hike1 through deep snow-covered forests and along frozen lakes and rivers. Perhaps you would also like to try your hand at ice fishing1? Extend your knowledge about life in northern Europe in Rovaniemi1 on a visit to the Arktikum museum. You will also be amazed by the SnowCastle, a hotel and restaurant that are rebuilt every year.

Day 10 Oulu

7.00 – 18.00 hrs

Oulu is also popular among outdoor enthusiasts. How about an example? Then take a ride in a reindeer sleigh and on a snowmobile1 or go cross-country skiing through Finnish Lapland.

Day 11 Expedition day in Bothnian Bay/Bothnian Sea

(depending on the weather and ice conditions)

On the second flexible expedition day in Bothnian Bay and the Bothnian Sea, nature keeps enticing you with new views that are only possible with a small expedition ship like the HANSEATIC nature.

Day 12 Rauma

8.00 – 13.00 hrs

With bobbin lace and picturesque wooden houses, Rauma is a living example of Finnish craftsmanship. You will have the place almost completely to yourself at this time of year. Wind your way through the charming old town that is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 13 Relaxation at sea
Day 14 Copenhagen/Denmark

8.00 – 17.00 hrs

In keeping with the contented feeling of hygge, explore the Danish capital of Copenhagen on foot with glogg and a pastry. Use the long lay time into the evening to stroll through the charming streets on your own and pay flying visits to the Little Mermaid and Amalienborg Palace. 

Day 15 Daytime passage through the Kiel Canal

Reflect on your many unforgettable impressions and experiences during the daytime passage through the Kiel Canal with the best views from the many open deck areas of marshes, forests and meadows.

Day 16 Hamburg

Arrival 7.00 hrs

Individual travel arrangements from cruise arrival point

Please note:

Itineraries are subject to change. 

Winter Adventure in Lapland - for Ice Princesses and Snow Kings reverse itinerary:

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Please note: *

Itineraries are subject to change. 

Day 16 Hamburg *

Arrival 7.00 hrs

Individual travel arrangements from cruise arrival point

Day 15 Daytime passage through the Kiel Canal *

Reflect on your many unforgettable impressions and experiences during the daytime passage through the Kiel Canal with the best views from the many open deck areas of marshes, forests and meadows.

Day 14 Copenhagen/Denmark *

8.00 – 17.00 hrs

In keeping with the contented feeling of hygge, explore the Danish capital of Copenhagen on foot with glogg and a pastry. Use the long lay time into the evening to stroll through the charming streets on your own and pay flying visits to the Little Mermaid and Amalienborg Palace. 

Day 13 Relaxation at sea *
Day 12 Rauma *

8.00 – 13.00 hrs

With bobbin lace and picturesque wooden houses, Rauma is a living example of Finnish craftsmanship. You will have the place almost completely to yourself at this time of year. Wind your way through the charming old town that is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 11 Expedition day in Bothnian Bay/Bothnian Sea *

(depending on the weather and ice conditions)

On the second flexible expedition day in Bothnian Bay and the Bothnian Sea, nature keeps enticing you with new views that are only possible with a small expedition ship like the HANSEATIC nature.

Day 10 Oulu *

7.00 – 18.00 hrs

Oulu is also popular among outdoor enthusiasts. How about an example? Then take a ride in a reindeer sleigh and on a snowmobile1 or go cross-country skiing through Finnish Lapland.

Day 9 Kemi/Finland *

7.00 – 19.00 hrs

The Finnish town of Kemi is situated not far from the Arctic Circle. You can experience for yourself how the locals get around on a snowmobile safari1, on a dog sleigh ride1 or on a snowshoe hike1 through deep snow-covered forests and along frozen lakes and rivers. Perhaps you would also like to try your hand at ice fishing1? Extend your knowledge about life in northern Europe in Rovaniemi1 on a visit to the Arktikum museum. You will also be amazed by the SnowCastle, a hotel and restaurant that are rebuilt every year.

Day 8 Lulea, departure 14.00 hrs *

Departure 14.00 hrs

Day 7 Lulea *
Day 6 Lulea *

Arrival 14.00 hrs

Experience the tradition and close relationship with nature of the Sami1 in snowy Lulea, an ideal starting point for discovering Swedish Lapland on a variety of tours. During a winter experience with huskies1 or a ride on a fat bike1 across the ice and snow, the city’s surroundings become a real winter adventure for you. Explore the Gammelstad Church Town1 UNESCO World Heritage Site on a guided tour with insights into the northern Scandinavian past. Alternatively, winter hiking and ice fishing1 provide a taste of adventure. In clear weather, you will have a good chance of observing the Northern Lights from the deck of your ship.

Day 5 Expedition day in Bothnian Sea/Bothnian Bay *

(depending on the weather and ice conditions)

What awaits you in the northern extension of the Baltic Sea, which is iced over until the end of April? Only a small expedition ship like the HANSEATIC nature, which is suitable for polar regions, can navigate this area. Depending on the weather and ice conditions, a flexible expedition day in the Bothnian Sea and Bothnian Bay lies ahead of you. Enjoy your exclusive front-row seat on the many open deck areas and look forward to spectacular views of the shores of Swedish Lapland.

Day 4 Cruising through the Stockholm Archipelago *

Stockholm/Sweden, 9.00 – 19.00 hrs

When cruising through the Stockholm Archipelago, you will find yourself in the middle of a network of 24,000 islands. The deck provides the best views. At this time of year, away from the peak season, you will feel a serenity that makes you see Stockholm with different eyes: take a relaxed stroll through the dreamy old town, explore Stockholm on a city tour1 or visit the open-air museum Skansen. 

Day 3 Relaxation at sea *
Day 2 Relaxation at sea *

Cruising off the chalk cliffs of Mon

A real winter with snow and lots of light on long days – simply wishful thinking? Not at the end of March in Swedish and Finnish Lapland. Because while spring is almost upon us at home, the northern Baltic Sea is still icy and snowy. But life is awakening here too, in the middle of a wintry world where the days, which are longer again, are particularly eventful. And on starry nights, there is a good chance of admiring the magical Northern Lights in the sky. Draw on the wealth of experience of the experts on board: they will provide commentary while cruising off the chalk cliffs of Mon, their presentations turning the entire route into a journey of discovery.

Day 1 Individual travel arrangements to Hamburg *

Departure 18.00 hrs
Evening cruise on the Elbe
Night passage through the Kiel Canal

* = Indicative
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Hanseatic Inspiration/Nature/Spirit, the ship servicing Winter Adventure in Lapland - for Ice Princesses and Snow Kings

Hanseatic Inspiration/Nature/Spirit

Vessel Type: Expedition

Length: 138 m

Passenger Capacity: 230

Built: 2021

The expedition class combines the thrill of true exploration with the comfort of luxury cruising. Aboard the small yet ultra-modern expedition ships HANSEATIC nature, HANSEATIC inspiration, and HANSEATIC spirit, a maximum of 230 guests can venture deep into some of the world’s most remote and captivating regions — from icy polar landscapes to tropical islands. These vessels are purpose-built for discovery, featuring advanced technology, the highest ice class for passenger ships (PC 6), and an expert team of scientists and expedition leaders who turn every journey into an enriching experience. Whether gliding through ice fields, landing by Zodiac in untouched bays, or learning from onboard experts, guests are immersed in nature and culture at their purest.

With over 30 years of expedition expertise, these voyages redefine adventure travel by blending knowledge, comfort, and sustainability. Guests enjoy world-class dining, elegant suites, and warm, attentive service while exploring regions inaccessible to larger ships. Every itinerary is designed to uncover hidden corners of the planet safely and respectfully — leaving only traces of curiosity behind. From close-up wildlife encounters to champagne toasts beside icebergs, each journey promises rare experiences and unforgettable memories, guided by a crew whose passion for discovery is matched only by their dedication to comfort and care.

Hanseatic Inspiration & The Hapag-Lloyd Experience 

 

 

Cabin layout for Hanseatic Inspiration/Nature/Spirit
• A different kind of spring with unique adventures in the icy, unknown north of the Baltic Sea

• Active winter experiences1: snowshoe hikes, snowmobile safaris, dog sled rides and more

• The HANSEATIC nature in its element: an expedition in the icy northern extension of the Baltic Sea

• With luck, Northern Lights sightings from the deck

• Stockholm and Copenhagen outside of peak season