Arguably the most historic and tradition-laden at sea, HAL was founded in 1873 sailing between Holland and New York. With more than 135 years of experience, Holland America Line is recognized as the world-class leader in the cruise industry's premium segment. Moreover, the 15 mid-size vessels are consistently rated among the highest and most preferred by cruise vacationers. Now its fleet carries more than 10 million passengers to all corners of the world.
Today, HAL has taken a new initiative, known as the "Signature of Excellence." This on-going program focuses on significantly enhancing the standard of premium cruising. Some $525 million will be spent on upgrading the fleet in areas of guest accommodations, public ambiance, dining, and service and enrichment programs.
Features
Signature of Excellence the mission to enhance all areas of guest experience
Stateroom sizes from 150 square feet onwards, many with private balcony
Elemis Aromapure bath amenities
Complimentary daily fresh fruit basket, 24 hours room service, and English-styled afternoon tea
As you Wish dinner option available your choice of 2 seating in main restaurant or free seating at other dining venues
Specialty restaurants Pinnacle Grill USD 15 for lunch, USD 20 for dinner; Tamarind(Voted the best alternative restaurant by Porthole) Lunch free, Dinner USD 15
Extensive on board activities: Tranquil Greenhouse Spa & Salon, Exploration Cafe, Culinary Art Center, and Digital Photo Workshop
USD 11 gratuity per person per day
Carefully designed itineraries to reflect the best of what the destination offers expect extra-long days in port or overnights station in major world cities
Itineraries
Holland America offers one of cruising's most varied fleet schedules 500 sailings a year to more than 320 ports of call on all seven continents. Its itineraries are highly diverse, including many popular destinations and less-travelled highlights. Regular cruises include the Caribbean, Bermuda, Alaska, Europe, South America and Asia Pacific; plus one-of-a-kind luxury to the Amazon and Antarctica.
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