Hapag-Lloyd Cruises invites adventure seekers and cultural explorers alike to experience the beauty and biodiversity of South and Central America in 2025. Aboard the expedition ship Hanseatic Inspiration, guests will traverse some of the world’s most stunning landscapes from Costa Rica and the Panama Canal to the remote Chilean fjords on three distinct, expertly curated journeys. The Hanseatic Inspiration caters to the international market with all itineraries conducted in both German and English.
Designed for discovery, these small-scale expeditions immerse up to 230 guests in diverse ecosystems, indigenous cultures and rarely visited destinations. With over 30 years of expertise as the market leader in German-speaking expedition cruising, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises offers a refined, yet adventurous experience enhanced by expert-led Zodiac excursions, luxury accommodations and personalized service.
Each itinerary offers access to natural wonders and cultural treasures. The new itineraries include:
- “Oh, How Beautiful is the Panama Canal” (November 8–19, 2025) – A 11-day journey from Panama City, featuring a full-day transit through the legendary Panama Canal and a first-time stop at Punta Leona in Costa Rica.
- “Mysterious Equatorial Adventure” (November 19–December 5, 2025): This 16-day voyage explores the Pacific coasts of Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile—rich with ancient ruins, rainforests, and indigenous encounters.
- “Nature is Big, Man is Small” (December 5–20, 2025) – A 15-day deep dive into Chile’s majestic fjords, towering glaciers and iconic national parks, including the famed Torres del Paine.
Guests can enhance their expeditions with curated pre-and post-cruise programs or fully customized Travel Concierge arrangements. Extended journeys with multi-cruise combinations are also available at exclusive rates.
For more information, visit www.hl-cruises.com/senses/south-seas-south-america.
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