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Heritage Adventurer is a true pioneering expedition vessel of exceptional pedigree. Often referred to as the 'Grande Dame of Expedition Cruising' due to her celebrated history and refined design, she was purpose-built for adventure in 1991 at Finland's Rauma shipyard and specifically designed for Polar exploration.
Setting a peerless standard in authentic expedition travel, Heritage Adventurer (formerly known as MS Hanseatic) combines the highest passenger ship iceclass rating (1A Super) with an impressive history of Polar exploration. Having held records for the most northern and southern Arctic and Antarctic navigations, and for traversing both the Northwest and Northeast Passages, makes Heritage Adventurer perfect for pioneering New Zealand-based Heritage Expeditions signature experiential expedition travel.
Originally designed to accommodate 184 guests, Heritage Adventurer now welcomes just 140 expeditioners ensuring spacious, stylish and comfortable voyages, while a fleet of 14 Zodiacs ensures all guests are able to maximise their expedition adventure. Heritage Adventurer proudly continues our traditions of exceptional, personalised expedition experiences as Heritage Expeditions flagship.
| Luxury star rating: | 5 |
| Guests #: | 140 |
| Crew #: | |
| Ice Class: | Lloyds 1AS, GL E4 |
| Speed: | 15 |
| Refurbished: | 2021 |
| Year built: | 1991 |
| Length: | 124m |
| Width: | 18 |
| Draft: | 5 |
| Tonnage: | 8378 |
| Registry: | |
| Elec Outlets: | European 2 prong 220 volt |
Triple berth cabin with shared facilities
Located on deck 3 these cabins feature two lower berths and one upper berth. One lower berth can be converted to a comfortable sofa during the day. Washroom facilities are shared. There is a washbasin in the cabin, a writing desk and chair and ample storage for all cabin occupants. These cabins are efficient and well-appointed with two portholes with the option to open one. One triple cabin is reserved for female guests, the other is for male guests. Triple cabins can also be booked by groups of three travelling together.
Two single & one Pullman bed, portholes, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Deck 3 / 22m/sq Two single & one Pullman bed, portholes, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Two single & one Pullman bed, panoramic window, lounge & en-suite.
Deck 5 / 22m/sq Two single & one Pullman bed, panoramic window, lounge & en-suite.
Large panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Deck 4 / 22m/sq Large panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Large panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Deck 5 / 22m/sq Large panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Large panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Deck 6 / 22m/sq Large panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Large double panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Deck 6 / 44m/sq Large double panoramic window, King or single beds, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Two single & one Pullman bed, portholes, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Deck 3 / 22m/sq Two single & one Pullman bed, portholes, lounge & spacious en-suite.
Two single & one Pullman bed, panoramic window, lounge & en-suite.
Deck 5 / 22m/sq Two single & one Pullman bed, panoramic window, lounge & en-suite.
The Ross Sea region of Antarctica is one of the most remote places on Planet Earth and one of the most fascinating places in the continent’s human history. There is so much to do and so much to see here, from exploring historic huts and sites to visiting penguin rookeries, marvelling at the glacial ice tongues and ice shelves, and understanding the icebergs and sea ice.
These islands represent a priceless ecosystem. Joining this expedition redefines natural history travel and will leave you wishing you could have spent more time there.
Set sail on this authentic expedition cruise as our unique itinerary sees us exploring ancient castles, serenely beautiful gardens and opulent temples and shrines combined with witnessing some of Japan's stunning natural landscapes.
