Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is offering a 35% discount on tickets for three exceptional voyages:
35% Discount Available on the Following Cruises:
Hanseatic Inspiration INS2530: Exclusive Expedition from Hokkaido to Japan’s Inland Sea – June 9 to June 25, 2025, from Otaru to Yokohama, lasting 16 days. Discounted rates start at $8,242.88 per person (double occupancy), with single occupancy beginning at $14,160.66.
Embark on a one-of-a-kind 16-day voyage from Otaru to Yokohama, exploring Japan’s hidden gems along its western and southern coasts. This bilingual cruise offers a mix of lively urban experiences and tranquil natural landscapes, with stops in Tsuruga, the Oki Islands, Sakaiminato, and a special visit to Busan, South Korea, including the UNESCO-listed city of Gyeongju. The journey also includes visits to Nagasaki, Yakushima Island, and the scenic Inland Sea before concluding in Yokohama.
Hanseatic Nature NAT2513: Spitsbergen, Iceland, and Greenland – From July 6 to July 24, 2025, this 19-day journey travels from Longyearbyen to Kangerlussuaq. Discounted prices start at $9,745.50 per person (based on double occupancy), with single occupancy rates beginning at $11,963.06.
This bilingual adventure combines the stunning landscapes of Spitsbergen with Greenland’s remote wilderness. Guests will enjoy Zodiac excursions to spot polar bears and whales, hikes through the Arctic tundra, and visits to Ny-Ålesund, an important center for polar research.
**Hanseatic Inspiration INS2512: Greenland, Newfoundland, and the St. *Lawrence River* – From September 8 to September 26, 2025, travel from Kangerlussuaq to Toronto over 18 days. Discounted rates start at $9,218.61 per person (double occupancy), with single occupancy beginning at $15,968.93.
Embark on a bilingual journey through the Arctic and North America, beginning with Greenland’s awe-inspiring glaciers, including the spectacular Disko Bay and the historic Qassiarsuk settlement, where Erik the Red established the first Viking settlement. founded the first Viking colony. first Viking settlement around 985 AD.
