Holland America Line, a premium cruise line from Carnival Company, has introduced 4 epic new cruises together with a roundtrip cruise to Europe from New York in 2025.
This epic cruise will depart from New York Metropolis on October 7, 2025 and return to New York 45 days later. The cruise will go to 20 ports in Europe together with overnights in Rome, Istanbul, and Alexandria. The cruise will happen on Volendam and go to ports in Italy, Spain, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Portugal, Tunisia, U.Ok., and Egypt.
“Based mostly on the recognition of our 2024 Final Mediterranean cruise, it’s clear that friends are looking forward to extra in-depth exploration of the area,” mentioned Beth Bodensteiner, chief industrial officer for Holland America Line. “With the ability to supply this cruise roundtrip from New York Metropolis in 2025 creates a uncommon alternative for folks in North America to benefit from the Med and our award-winning service and not using a lengthy flight.”
Different epic cruises introduced by Holland America Line embrace a 28 day “Islands of the South Pacific” itinerary that can go to Fiji, Papua New Guinea, The Nice Barrier Reef, New Zealand, and the Solomon Islands.
“The South Pacific is house to among the hottest ports for cruisers. We labored to create an itinerary like no different on this area, with a number of calls to islands which might be much less traveled and a must-see for anybody seeking to expertise all that the area has to supply at an unhurried tempo,” mentioned Paul Grigsby, Holland America Line’s vice chairman for deployment and itinerary planning.
The opposite two new cruises added are a 27 day South Pacific Crossing Legendary Voyage aboard Noordam that departs October 12, 2025 and a 36 day South Pacific Crossing Legendary Voyage aboard the identical ship that departs March 15, 2026.
The longer 36 day cruise will go to Tahiti, Fiji, the Cook dinner Islands, Vanuatu, and Hawaii.
The cruise line’s Legendary Voyages are longer cruises that vary from 25 to 59 days in size that supply friends prolonged exploration alternatives.
