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Live position tracking for Hanseatic Nature, a Hapag-Lloyd Cruises cruise ship carrying up to 230 passengers with a gross tonnage of 16,100 GT and 139 m in length.

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Built 2019 · 16,100 GT · 230 guests · 175 crew · 139m long · 22m beam

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Hanseatic Nature Quick Facts

Hanseatic Nature cruise ship

Hanseatic Nature

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises

Expedition

2019

Year Built

16,100

Gross Tonnage

230

Passengers

175

Crew

139m

Length

22m

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Where is Hanseatic Nature right now?

Hanseatic Nature is a Hapag-Lloyd Cruises cruise ship. Live position data is updated regularly via AIS tracking. Check back soon for the latest position.

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What cruise line operates Hanseatic Nature?

Hanseatic Nature is operated by Hapag-Lloyd Cruises. The ship was built in 2019 and carries up to 230 passengers.

How big is Hanseatic Nature?

Hanseatic Nature has a gross tonnage of 16,100 GT and is 139 meters (456 feet) long. It can carry 230 passengers with a crew of 175.

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