Hapag-Lloyd Cruises: Wedding in Antarctica.
A wedding in the majestic ice world of Antarctica? Now possible with Hapag-Lloyd.
Lovers can now seal their love in front of a unique backdrop. With the start of the Antarctic season, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises has extended its wedding offer to the entire fleet. From December, couples will be able to tie the knot onboard the expedition ships. From clear waters to majestic glaciers and snow-capped mountains, Antarctica offers an enchanting backdrop that is the perfect setting for a wedding.
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Antarctica is considered a stateless territory, so there are no territorial waters or 12-mile zones. As a result, weddings can take place onboard, in the presence of the captain, at almost any location on the ship. For example, Paradise Bay is an ideal location for a ceremony and, weather permitting, a Zodiac excursion to one of the largest cormorant colonies is possible. Neko Harbor, home to gentoo penguins, whales and leopard seals, also promises unforgettable scenery.
However, couples who decide to get married on the high seas need to plan ahead. Hapag-Lloyd Cruises requires approximately ten weeks to obtain a marriage license. A professional wedding planner will help guests arrange a customized ceremony, while the attentive crew will take care of every detail during the voyage.
Hanseatic Spirit: o novo navio da Hapag-Lloyd Cruises
Some of the cruises planned for the 2023/2024 Antarctic season
Antarctic Expedition – Grand Expedition Route with Cape Hoorn
At the beginning of the Antarctic season, the Hanseatic Spirit will sail into the Chilean fjords before reaching the landscapes and wildlife of the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, the Weddell Sea and the Antarctic Peninsula, as well as the legendary Cape Horn.
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Antarctic dream landscapes with the charm of the Lemaire Channel
One of the opportunities to experience Antarctica in the 2023/2024 season is the Hanseatic Inspiration voyage. The Great Southern Polar Regions Route takes you through the Drake Passage to the South Shetland Islands, the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia and the Falkland Islands. The adventure through the 1,000 meter high mountains of the Lemaire Channel and the observation of the diverse wildlife will provide unique and unforgettable moments.
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