Explore Bali’s sea temples. Marvel at Jeju’s volcanic landscapes. Enjoy the iconic cities of Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore. Get ready to see the world from your doorstep on an Asia cruise with Holland America Line, full of awe-inspiring adventures in Japan, China, Thailand and beyond. An Unforgettable Journey Explore the best of Asia’s natural wonders, ancient traditions ...

A cruise to Asia offers a vast array of histories, landscapes and cultural traditions, including ancient temples, classical gardens and real-life dragons. With many UNESCO World Heritage Sites available to add to your vacation experience, your Holland America Line cruise is sure to be an extraordinary one. Here are just some of the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Sites that ...

Ready to see the world from your doorstep on a Holland America Line cruise? From kangaroos and lagoons to majestic beaches and rainforests, prepare to make unforgettable memories in places around the globe. Here’s a sneak peek of some of the destinations that will leave you awestruck: Asia Explore palaces and temples commissioned by emperors. ...

From changing colors to cooler temperatures, the fall and winter seasons signal a time of change and remind us to cherish the present. It’s in that spirit we highlight unforgettable journeys you can take to explore the magic of the seasons. See the world from your doorstep on a Holland America Line cruise. Australia ...

Holland America Line’s exotic itineraries explore far-flung destinations coveted by globe-trotters, and cruises in 2022 and 2023 are now open for booking. From Asia, Australia and New Zealand to South America, Antarctica, Hawaii and Tahiti, travelers looking for an out-of-the-ordinary adventure can choose cruises ranging from 14 to 50 days on four Holland America Line ships. From September 2022 through ...

Update: 3/4/2020 4 pm Pacific Time Holland America Line has consistently stated there was no evidence or indication of any cases or suspected cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus) on Westerdam. All guests and crew have been reported clear of COVID-19. We believe the one “positive” result was a false-positive, as repeated testing of the guest have been negative and not a ...