CELEBRATING 75 YEARS Alaska with Holland America Line


With a history now spanning 75 years, Holland America Line is the most experienced cruise and tour operator in Alaska and Canada’s Yukon. We know this land intimately, and the three best ways travellers can get to get to know and love it as we do.


By Sea. Elegant, perfectly-sized ships get your clients closer to every calving glacier, every breeching whale, every tranquil inlet, with regular 7-14-night sailings from Vancouver, Anchorage and Seattle, and more visits to Glacier Bay National Park than any other company.


By Land and Sea. They’ll venture into Alaska’s stunning Denali National Park. Hike through taiga forests. Spot caribou, grizzly bears and other iconic Alaskan wildlife on an included Tundra Wilderness Tour; travel through the Alaskan wilderness via the glass-domed viewing carriages of the McKinley Explorer train.


By Land, Sea and Beyond. They may journey from Alaska’s stunning seascapes and Denali to the vast expanses of the Yukon — where Klondike Gold Rush history meets wild, natural beauty.


We Are Alaska, and Holland America Line should be your clients’ first choice for Alaska Cruises and tours.


NEW FOR 2022: Alaska Up Close


In summer 2022, we’re putting 75 years of expertise into our new “Alaska Up Close” programming — a 360° experience that immerses guests in The Great Land in a way that only HAL can deliver.


Through authentic experiences on board and ashore that focus on culture, cuisine and immersive adventures, “Alaska Up Close” allows guests to discover, taste and experience the real Alaska. They won’t just cruise Glacier Bay, they’ll discover its ecosystem from native tribe members and National Park Rangers. They won’t simply eat seafood, they’ll taste the salmon they caught that day and have it prepared by our chefs.

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