There are no limits to your relaxation amidst the vastness of the Indian Ocean: enjoy an unforgettable time that is all yours in the luxurious ambience of the EUROPA 2 and experience unspoilt Mauritius from inspiring perspectives.
The cruise is fully booked.
For further assistance please contact us at 040 30703050.
For this cruise, offers in the SILVER fare are available. You will find these under "Prices & Booking" after selecting the respective suite.
Extend your stay with previous cruise cruise EUX2461 and save € 1,500 per person or with the subsequent cruise EUX2426 and save € 2,000 per person (applies to PLATINUM fare).
Single travellers do not pay any surcharge on the regular cruise-only price on this cruise (applies to PLATINUM fare for Cat. 1 – 4).
Scheduled flight from Germany to Cape Town
Transfer to embarkation point
Cape Town/South Africa, departure 18.00 hrs
Relaxation at sea
Port Louis/Mauritius, 7.00 – 18.00 hrs
Entdecken Sie die reiche Geschichte der Insel bei einem Besuch des beeindruckenden Fort Adelaide und des Blue Penny Museum. Tauchen Sie ein in die bunte Kultur von Mauritius, indem Sie den zentralen Markt besuchen und die vielfältige Küche probieren. Genießen Sie die idyllischen Strände und erkunden Sie die atemberaubende Natur, wie den Botanischen Garten Pamplemousses. Mauritius ist auch für seine Rumproduktion bekannt. Tauchen Sie ein in die faszinierende Vielfalt und Schönheit von Port Louis und erleben Sie, warum Mauritius als Traumziel für Urlauber aus aller Welt gilt.
Relaxation at sea
Benoa/Bali/Indonesia, arrival 7.00 hrs
Transfer to scheduled flight to Germany
Arrival in Germany
The following programmes can be booked.
Please note that our pre- and post-cruise programmes are conducted in German.
For individual programmes kindly consult your travel agent.
The following programmes are offered in German:
Explore your cruise destinations on a more personal basis as a couple – ideal for all those who don’t want to be part of a group. The excursions in the programmes are accompanied by a local tour guide who will be happy to attend to your individual wishes. There will also be enough time and space for your own activities. Transfers are exclusively by private car with private drivers. Prices for solo travellers or groups of three or more are available on request.
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Our popular pre- and post-cruise programmes include a broad spectrum of excursions and are usually accompanied by experienced Hapag-Lloyd Cruises tour guides. Recommended for guests who like to share their experiences with a group of like-minded travellers. Explore specially selected highlights of your holiday destination and enjoy the convenience of group travel – we will take care of the transfers, excursions and overnight stays.
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Our travel concierge would be happy to put together travel arrangements tailored to your very own preferences. Whether you’re interested in boutique hotels, luxurious beach resorts, theatre-ticket reservations or restaurant recommendations in the most exciting cities, you can find exclusive tips here and by visiting www.hl-cruises.com/travel-concierge. Our travel concierge will be at your service before the cruise and when on board, of course.
Masters of Choreography is an Australian dance theater production company and a world leader in commercial dance-fusion entertainment. They have toured Australia, Singapore and South Korea, performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and had two highly successful seasons in London’s West End. Their first show on board is an electrifying fusion of commercial street dance and ballet, with breaking, singing and comedic moments all performed to a fantastic commercial soundtrack. With numerous 5-star reviews, it has received standing ovations at every single performance! In... Read more
Masters of Choreography is an Australian dance theater production company and a world leader in commercial dance-fusion entertainment. They have toured Australia, Singapore and South Korea, performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and had two highly successful seasons in London’s West End. Their first show on board is an electrifying fusion of commercial street dance and ballet, with breaking, singing and comedic moments all performed to a fantastic commercial soundtrack. With numerous 5-star reviews, it has received standing ovations at every single performance! In their second show, they present an exciting commercial rock ballet with elements of street dance, comedy, and dance theatre. Watch as the dancers perform for the dance school director in an energetic show that makes you want to dance in your seat! With a fantastic blend of classic rock and commercial music, and a wonderful cast of versatile performers, Masters of Choreography again offers more cutting-edge entertainment and top-notch dance-fusion entertainment.
closeRe: ist eine junges, dynamisches Ensemble, dessen Mission es ist, einen inklusiven Raum für ihre Musiker zu schaffen, um das Repertoire und die Kunst der Kammermusik zu erkunden. Die Gruppe, bestehend aus einigen der besten jungen Solisten und Kammermusiker, hat ihren Sitz derzeit in München. Die Konzerte vom Re:Ensemble erkunden das Repertoire für Streichensembles, von klassischen Werken bis hin zu weniger bekannten Streichquartetten und zeitgenössischer Musik. Das Ensemble ist zudem der Aufführung von Werken marginalisierter und lebender Komponisten gewidmet.
The versatile sound palette of Finnish-Dutch cellist Jonathan Roozeman is not only suitable for works from the core classical repertoire, but also for works by Kabalevsky, Kokkonen, Vieuxtemps and Sallinen. Roozeman was a... Read more
The versatile sound palette of Finnish-Dutch cellist Jonathan Roozeman is not only suitable for works from the core classical repertoire, but also for works by Kabalevsky, Kokkonen, Vieuxtemps and Sallinen. Roozeman was a student of Martti Rousi at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and graduated from Kronberg Academy with Frans Helmerson in July 2020. He has worked with renowned orchestras such as the Tampere Philharmonic under Matthew Halls and the Bilkent Symphony Orchestra under Julien Masmondet. He has also worked with conductors such as Valery Gergiev, Christoph Eschenbach, Sakari Oramo, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Osmo Vänskä, Dima Slobodeniouk, Jukka-Pekka Saraste and Santtu-Matias Rouvali.
Jonathan performed as a soloist at the Konzerthaus Berlin as part of Sir András Schiff's residency. He also made his debut on a recital tour of Canada, during which he also performed at the prestigious Vancouver Recital Series. As the youngest prizewinner of the International Tchaikovsky Competition in 2015, Roozeman became a finalist at the International Cello Competition in Naumburg in the same year. He was a finalist at the Porto Premio Suggia 2013, reached the semi-finals of the Paulo International Cello Competition in Finland and won second prize at the National Cello Competition in the Netherlands in 2012.
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closeThe versatile sound palette of Finnish-Dutch cellist Jonathan Roozeman is not only suitable for works from the core classical repertoire, but also for works by Kabalevsky, Kokkonen, Vieuxtemps and Sallinen. Roozeman was a student of Martti Rousi at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and graduated from Kronberg Academy with Frans Helmerson in July 2020. He has worked with renowned orchestras such as the Tampere Philharmonic under Matthew Halls and the Bilkent Symphony Orchestra under Julien Masmondet. He has also worked with conductors such as Valery Gergiev, Christoph Eschenbach, Sakari Oramo, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Osmo Vänskä, Dima Slobodeniouk, Jukka-Pekka Saraste and Santtu-Matias Rouvali.
Jonathan performed as a soloist at the Konzerthaus Berlin as part of Sir András Schiff's residency. He also made his debut on a recital tour of Canada, during which he also performed at the prestigious Vancouver Recital Series. As the youngest prizewinner of the International Tchaikovsky Competition in 2015, Roozeman became a finalist at the International Cello Competition in Naumburg in the same year. He was a finalist at the Porto Premio Suggia 2013, reached the semi-finals of the Paulo International Cello Competition in Finland and won second prize at the National Cello Competition in the Netherlands in 2012.
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closeMona Asuka first appeared as a soloist with an orchestra when she was thirteen years old. The list of acclaimed orchestras she played with has steadily grown since her years of study with Karl- Heinz Kämmerling in Salzburg... Read more
Mona Asuka first appeared as a soloist with an orchestra when she was thirteen years old. The list of acclaimed orchestras she played with has steadily grown since her years of study with Karl- Heinz Kämmerling in Salzburg and Bernd Glemser in Würzburg. She worked with the Staatskapelle Weimar, the Philharmonia Orchestra London, the Hong Kong Philharmonic, the Mozarteumorchester Salzburg and the Musikkollegium Winterthur.
With every piece Mona Asuka plays, she always has one clear purpose: never lose the thread of suspense, never disrupt the flow of a composition. The same applies for her recital programs and collaborations with chamber music partners like Simon Höfele, the Goldmund Quartett and the Aris Quartett. Her performances at Tokyo’s Suntory Hall, Kurhaus Wiesbaden, Tonhalle Zürich and Stuttgarter Liederhalle were met with great enthusiasm. She is a regular guest in Japan and at Festivals all around the globe. Notable appearances have included Klavierfestival Ruhr, Festival La Roque d’Anthéron, at Kissinger Sommer, Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Castlemaine State Festival in Australia, and the Rheingau Musikfestival to name just a few.
Born in 1991 to a German father and a Japanese mother, Mona Asuka counts herself among a generation of musicians who do not want to be solely perceived as masters of their craft. That is why she shows her passion for baking online: you can find her baking tutorials under the hashtag monascakeparadise.
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closeMona Asuka first appeared as a soloist with an orchestra when she was thirteen years old. The list of acclaimed orchestras she played with has steadily grown since her years of study with Karl- Heinz Kämmerling in Salzburg and Bernd Glemser in Würzburg. She worked with the Staatskapelle Weimar, the Philharmonia Orchestra London, the Hong Kong Philharmonic, the Mozarteumorchester Salzburg and the Musikkollegium Winterthur.
With every piece Mona Asuka plays, she always has one clear purpose: never lose the thread of suspense, never disrupt the flow of a composition. The same applies for her recital programs and collaborations with chamber music partners like Simon Höfele, the Goldmund Quartett and the Aris Quartett. Her performances at Tokyo’s Suntory Hall, Kurhaus Wiesbaden, Tonhalle Zürich and Stuttgarter Liederhalle were met with great enthusiasm. She is a regular guest in Japan and at Festivals all around the globe. Notable appearances have included Klavierfestival Ruhr, Festival La Roque d’Anthéron, at Kissinger Sommer, Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Castlemaine State Festival in Australia, and the Rheingau Musikfestival to name just a few.
Born in 1991 to a German father and a Japanese mother, Mona Asuka counts herself among a generation of musicians who do not want to be solely perceived as masters of their craft. That is why she shows her passion for baking online: you can find her baking tutorials under the hashtag monascakeparadise.
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closeViolinist Kate Maloney is a sought-after and passionate chamber musician and soloist. After making her debut with orchestra at the age of 13, Kate studied at McGill University before pursuing her studies with Professor... Read more
Violinist Kate Maloney is a sought-after and passionate chamber musician and soloist. After making her debut with orchestra at the age of 13, Kate studied at McGill University before pursuing her studies with Professor Christoph Poppen and Lena Neudauer at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich. Kate has received numerous awards including the Lloyd Carr Harris Scholarship, the Jeunesse Musicales Canada AIDA Scholarship, and she is a Live Music Now Foundation Scholar. Kate has performed in many prestigious concert halls around the world including Carnegie Hall New York, Kennedy Center Washington DC, Roy Thompson Hall Toronto, Walt Disney Hall Los Angeles, Munich Philharmonie Gasteig, Maison Heinrich Heine Paris and many others. Kate is the founder and artistic director of Re:Ensemble, a young, energetic string ensemble dedicated to creating a special atmosphere for its musicians to explore repertoire and the art of chamber music. She is the second violinist of the Barbican Quartet, with whom she won third prize at the Bordeaux International Quartet Competition after playing with the quartet for only three months. The quartet is coached by Günter Pichler (Alban Berg Quartet) and Quatuor Ébène. Kate is a regular guest with renowned orchestras such as the Munich Chamber Orchestra and the Cologne Chamber Orchestra, and serves as concertmaster of the Europa Musicale Orchestra and the Marvão Festival Orchestra. Kate's interests extend far beyond the concert hall, and her community involvement with the Global Leaders program regularly takes her to countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, and Panama. She is pursuing a PhD in violin performance at the University of Toronto with Jonathan Crow and is a teaching assistant in the chamber music department. Kate performs on a violin by Vincenzo Panormo, on generous loan from the Canadian Canimex Foundation.
closeViolinist Kate Maloney is a sought-after and passionate chamber musician and soloist. After making her debut with orchestra at the age of 13, Kate studied at McGill University before pursuing her studies with Professor Christoph Poppen and Lena Neudauer at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich. Kate has received numerous awards including the Lloyd Carr Harris Scholarship, the Jeunesse Musicales Canada AIDA Scholarship, and she is a Live Music Now Foundation Scholar. Kate has performed in many prestigious concert halls around the world including Carnegie Hall New York, Kennedy Center Washington DC, Roy Thompson Hall Toronto, Walt Disney Hall Los Angeles, Munich Philharmonie Gasteig, Maison Heinrich Heine Paris and many others. Kate is the founder and artistic director of Re:Ensemble, a young, energetic string ensemble dedicated to creating a special atmosphere for its musicians to explore repertoire and the art of chamber music. She is the second violinist of the Barbican Quartet, with whom she won third prize at the Bordeaux International Quartet Competition after playing with the quartet for only three months. The quartet is coached by Günter Pichler (Alban Berg Quartet) and Quatuor Ébène. Kate is a regular guest with renowned orchestras such as the Munich Chamber Orchestra and the Cologne Chamber Orchestra, and serves as concertmaster of the Europa Musicale Orchestra and the Marvão Festival Orchestra. Kate's interests extend far beyond the concert hall, and her community involvement with the Global Leaders program regularly takes her to countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, and Panama. She is pursuing a PhD in violin performance at the University of Toronto with Jonathan Crow and is a teaching assistant in the chamber music department. Kate performs on a violin by Vincenzo Panormo, on generous loan from the Canadian Canimex Foundation.
closeConductor and violist Christoph Vandory, winner of the 2015 Bavarian Arts Promotion Award, is one of Germany's most exciting and versatile young musicians. As a founding member of the Goldmund Quartet, he regularly performs... Read more
Conductor and violist Christoph Vandory, winner of the 2015 Bavarian Arts Promotion Award, is one of Germany's most exciting and versatile young musicians. As a founding member of the Goldmund Quartet, he regularly performs in renowned halls such as the Philharmonie de Paris, the Konzertgebouw Amsterdam or the Vienna Musikverein. In 2017, Christoph decided to follow a deep fascination for orchestral music and started studying conducting in Munich, in addition to an international career as a violist. Beyond his studies with Marcus Bosch and Georg Fritzsch, he received important impulses from musical greats such as Parvo Järvi, Jorma Panula, Julia Fischer, Jörg Widmann and Herbert Blomstedt. Christoph is artistic director of the Europa Musicale Orchestra and has conducted numerous orchestras such as the Stuttgart Philharmonic and the Munich Symphony Orchestra. In addition to numerous awards at international competitions, Christoph has the honor of playing on an extremely rare viola, the "Paganini-Mendelssohn" by Antonio Stradivari, built in 1731; on loan from the Nippon Music Foundation.
closeConductor and violist Christoph Vandory, winner of the 2015 Bavarian Arts Promotion Award, is one of Germany's most exciting and versatile young musicians. As a founding member of the Goldmund Quartet, he regularly performs in renowned halls such as the Philharmonie de Paris, the Konzertgebouw Amsterdam or the Vienna Musikverein. In 2017, Christoph decided to follow a deep fascination for orchestral music and started studying conducting in Munich, in addition to an international career as a violist. Beyond his studies with Marcus Bosch and Georg Fritzsch, he received important impulses from musical greats such as Parvo Järvi, Jorma Panula, Julia Fischer, Jörg Widmann and Herbert Blomstedt. Christoph is artistic director of the Europa Musicale Orchestra and has conducted numerous orchestras such as the Stuttgart Philharmonic and the Munich Symphony Orchestra. In addition to numerous awards at international competitions, Christoph has the honor of playing on an extremely rare viola, the "Paganini-Mendelssohn" by Antonio Stradivari, built in 1731; on loan from the Nippon Music Foundation.
closeChristel Lee's first prize at the 2015 International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition in Helsinki makes her the first North American winner in the competition's 50-year history. It is the latest and most significant in a... Read more
Christel Lee's first prize at the 2015 International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition in Helsinki makes her the first North American winner in the competition's 50-year history. It is the latest and most significant in a whole series of successes at various competitions. In 2013, for example, Christel Lee won 2nd prize - with no 1st prize awarded - and the Audience Award at the ARD International Competition.
The US-American of South Korean origin was born in 1990 in Bloomington, USA, and grew up in Vancouver, Canada. Christel Lee initially studied at the Julliard School in New York. In 2011, she moved to Europe, where she studied at Kronberg Academy and at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich with Ana Chumachenco and has lived in Munich ever since.
Christel Lee performs as a soloist with orchestras such as the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Korean Symphony, KBS Symphony Orchestra Seoul and SWR Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart. She is also very interested in chamber music - she is a welcome guest at numerous festivals in Europe, the USA and Korea with leading musicians of her generation - such as the Aspen Music Festival, the Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Kronberg Academy Festivals and the Mozartfest Würzburg.
Christel Lee teaches at the Hochschule für musik karlsruhe, where she was appointed professor of violin in autumn 2024. She plays a Carlo Ferdinando Landolfi from 1770, which was lent to her from a private collection.
closeChristel Lee's first prize at the 2015 International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition in Helsinki makes her the first North American winner in the competition's 50-year history. It is the latest and most significant in a whole series of successes at various competitions. In 2013, for example, Christel Lee won 2nd prize - with no 1st prize awarded - and the Audience Award at the ARD International Competition.
The US-American of South Korean origin was born in 1990 in Bloomington, USA, and grew up in Vancouver, Canada. Christel Lee initially studied at the Julliard School in New York. In 2011, she moved to Europe, where she studied at Kronberg Academy and at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich with Ana Chumachenco and has lived in Munich ever since.
Christel Lee performs as a soloist with orchestras such as the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Korean Symphony, KBS Symphony Orchestra Seoul and SWR Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart. She is also very interested in chamber music - she is a welcome guest at numerous festivals in Europe, the USA and Korea with leading musicians of her generation - such as the Aspen Music Festival, the Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Kronberg Academy Festivals and the Mozartfest Würzburg.
Christel Lee teaches at the Hochschule für musik karlsruhe, where she was appointed professor of violin in autumn 2024. She plays a Carlo Ferdinando Landolfi from 1770, which was lent to her from a private collection.
closeCulinary arts and spices are the great passions of Dr. Manuela Mahn. With her doctoral thesis, she has already made pioneering contributions in the field of spice science. Since then, as a PhD spice expert and Master of Arts in Gastrosophy, she researches and teaches in the exciting area of enjoyable and healthy nutrition. Dr. Mahn trains spice sommeliers, serves as a lecturer at universities, advises the food industry, and coaches professionals in quality management, product development, food craftsmanship, and culinary arts. She is also a sought-after spokesperson... Read more
Culinary arts and spices are the great passions of Dr. Manuela Mahn. With her doctoral thesis, she has already made pioneering contributions in the field of spice science. Since then, as a PhD spice expert and Master of Arts in Gastrosophy, she researches and teaches in the exciting area of enjoyable and healthy nutrition. Dr. Mahn trains spice sommeliers, serves as a lecturer at universities, advises the food industry, and coaches professionals in quality management, product development, food craftsmanship, and culinary arts. She is also a sought-after spokesperson for the press and media. The essence of her accumulated knowledge not only informs her books, lectures, workshops, and webinars but also enriches the German Spice Museum, which she curated and continues to support. Working internationally, she enthusiastically travels to tropical spice-growing regions and enjoys the picturesque city of Bamberg in Bavaria as her home base (www.manuela-mahn.de).
closeSinger, songwriter, and producer Maya Fadeeva represents a unique blend of vintage and modern styles, creating music - free from trends and conventions. She combines catchy melodies with elements of jazz, pop, soul, funk, and reggae. At the young age of seven, Maya's passion for swing was ignited by the legendary Tom & Jerry cartoons. She spent her childhood in various culturally diverse cities, including New York, and the fusion of these multifaceted experiences shaped her unmistakeable style. At 11, she moved to Germany and later completed a jazz degree in the... Read more
Singer, songwriter, and producer Maya Fadeeva represents a unique blend of vintage and modern styles, creating music - free from trends and conventions. She combines catchy melodies with elements of jazz, pop, soul, funk, and reggae. At the young age of seven, Maya's passion for swing was ignited by the legendary Tom & Jerry cartoons. She spent her childhood in various culturally diverse cities, including New York, and the fusion of these multifaceted experiences shaped her unmistakeable style. At 11, she moved to Germany and later completed a jazz degree in the Netherlands. Maya Fadeeva's released albums have been celebrated by the press as "diamond" and "one of the biggest highlights of the year" captivating a worldwide radio audience. Currently she is working on her third album, which will be released in March 2025 followed by a German tour.
closeThe mental magician and mind reader was born in 1975. After completing his high school education, he studied business administration. However, his true passion has always been magic, which has captivated him since early childhood. Christoph Kuch looks like an ordinary family man living in a cozy suburb of Nuremberg—in fact, that's exactly what he is. But it's precisely this that makes him Germany's most popular mental magician and a welcomed guest on numerous TV shows. He is a German Champion and the winner of the World Championship of Magic in the category of Mental... Read more
The mental magician and mind reader was born in 1975. After completing his high school education, he studied business administration. However, his true passion has always been magic, which has captivated him since early childhood. Christoph Kuch looks like an ordinary family man living in a cozy suburb of Nuremberg—in fact, that's exactly what he is. But it's precisely this that makes him Germany's most popular mental magician and a welcomed guest on numerous TV shows. He is a German Champion and the winner of the World Championship of Magic in the category of Mental Magic. With over 20 years of experience performing on the world's biggest stages, he has gained unique insights into human behavior, which he shares in seminars and coaching sessions. In May 2014, his first book, "Don't Be Superstitious, It Brings Bad Luck!" was published, offering a humorous yet well-informed exploration of the questions he's frequently asked after his shows.
closeAfter studying pharmacy and earning a doctorate in natural sciences in Freiburg, he spent several successful years in the industry. His experiences in competitive sports and passion for health ultimately led him to become a naturopath, osteopath, and expert in holistic pain treatment for the musculoskeletal system. In his Munich practice, the fascia specialist combines various approaches such as osteopathy, myofascial kinematics, and nutritional therapy, which he also teaches to other therapists and doctors. Having personally suffered from back pain, Torsten Pfitzer... Read more
After studying pharmacy and earning a doctorate in natural sciences in Freiburg, he spent several successful years in the industry. His experiences in competitive sports and passion for health ultimately led him to become a naturopath, osteopath, and expert in holistic pain treatment for the musculoskeletal system. In his Munich practice, the fascia specialist combines various approaches such as osteopathy, myofascial kinematics, and nutritional therapy, which he also teaches to other therapists and doctors. Having personally suffered from back pain, Torsten Pfitzer brings a unique perspective to his work. He is dedicated to helping his patients achieve lasting relief from pain through self-treatment techniques, enabling them to live vibrant lives. His books include "Self-Treating Pain with BLACKROLL®," as well as the bestsellers "Good Jaw, Good Health," "Osteopathy at Home," and more.
closeShida's career reflects her experience in major international business firms, with sports and family always being a key balance. She discovered yoga 18 years ago through her sports and work, attracting many amateur athletes as repeat clients. When the largest local Bundesliga team asked her to train their squad for relegation survival, Shida collaborated with Blackroll® to create "Blackroll meets Yoga." Her unique selling point lies in her expert network and vision. Shida has consolidated her experiences working with professional athletes and her "Blackroll meets Yoga"... Read more
Shida's career reflects her experience in major international business firms, with sports and family always being a key balance. She discovered yoga 18 years ago through her sports and work, attracting many amateur athletes as repeat clients. When the largest local Bundesliga team asked her to train their squad for relegation survival, Shida collaborated with Blackroll® to create "Blackroll meets Yoga." Her unique selling point lies in her expert network and vision. Shida has consolidated her experiences working with professional athletes and her "Blackroll meets Yoga" concept in her book, "Optimal Recovery with Yoga & BLACKROLL®," featuring contributions from renowned sports experts. She has a keen sense for her clients, from successful entrepreneurs to professional athletes, and has worked with many on their yoga mats. She also coaches and advises former swimming world champion Marco Koch, the "NY Breakers" of the international swimming league, professional triathletes such as Horst Reichel (2x Ironman winner) and Daniela Bleymehl (3x Ironman winner), as well as several Bundesliga football teams. At the Eliteschool of Football in Frankfurt, she is responsible for the recovery of youth players from Eintracht Frankfurt, helping them win the "German Champion" title twice at Jugend trainiert für Olympia. She also helps individuals with sleep, stress, breathing, and jaw issues, specializing in sleep analysis and breathing techniques crucial for athletic recovery. This additional service will be offered on board as well. Shida has been an instructor for many years, conducting numerous international workshops and courses.
close2022 feierte Martin Helmers das 40-jährige Bestehen seines Verlags, betreibt eine der erfolgreichsten Kreuzfahrt-Spezial-Agenturen und ist bekannt aus seinen Tauch- und Reisemagazinen, dem Fernsehen sowie von Messeauftritten. "Nicht die Kamera macht das Foto, sondern der Fotograf", sagt der international tätige Reisejournalist und Filmproduzent Martin Helmers. Er ist sich sicher: "Die beste Kamera ist die, die man immer dabei hat." Also das Smartphone – man muss nur richtig damit umgehen können. Daher ist in den letzten Jahren das Smartphone sein ständiger Begleiter... Read more
2022 feierte Martin Helmers das 40-jährige Bestehen seines Verlags, betreibt eine der erfolgreichsten Kreuzfahrt-Spezial-Agenturen und ist bekannt aus seinen Tauch- und Reisemagazinen, dem Fernsehen sowie von Messeauftritten. "Nicht die Kamera macht das Foto, sondern der Fotograf", sagt der international tätige Reisejournalist und Filmproduzent Martin Helmers. Er ist sich sicher: "Die beste Kamera ist die, die man immer dabei hat." Also das Smartphone – man muss nur richtig damit umgehen können. Daher ist in den letzten Jahren das Smartphone sein ständiger Begleiter geworden und ersetzt die schwere Kamera-Ausrüstung über und unter Wasser. Martin Helmers vermittelt in Workshops seine gesammelten Erkenntnisse. Dabei staunen die Teilnehmer immer wieder, was ein Smartphone alles leisten kann und was sie noch nicht darüber wussten. Serien-, Porträt- oder Panoramaaufnahmen, Live-Photos oder versteckte Funktionen machen die Workshops zum Erlebnis und helfen, die wunderbaren Urlaubserinnerungen perfekt einzufangen – mit Spaß und Leichtigkeit.
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