At Holland America Line we’ve curated special programs to help your clients experience Alaska with all their senses. Our perfectly sized ships take guests up-close to views of glaciers, wildlife and wilderness whilst enjoying dining and entertainment that fosters a deeper connection to the people, history, and culture of Alaska.
DISCOVER ALASKA
Onboard experts give immersive presentations and enriching expert talks and point out the best time and places to view iconic Alaska wildlife. National Park Rangers and Alaska Native Voices Cultural Ambassadors describe the history and cultural significance behind every spectacular sight. While Glacier days give guests the best possible opportunity to lay eyes on the icy-blue giants with 360-degree glacier views.
TASTE ALASKA
Destination Dining™ brings the best of Alaska through taste. Dishes are inspired by authentic Alaska flavours with themed menus, plus Holland America is the only cruise line to serve certified fresh, sustainable, traceable wild Alaskan seafood. Guests can reel in their own salmon or halibut in the waters of Juneau or Ketchikan and have it prepared onboard. Then round off the day with a cocktail chilled with calved glacier ice.
EXPERIENCE ALASKA
Holland America makes sure guests are fully immersed in this great land, by getting out in its wilds. Whether it’s sea kayaking, connecting with local culture, spying bears in Sitka, flying over grand glaciers in a de Havilland seaplane, or connecting with Alaska’s past on HISTORY Channel-curated tours that dive deep into the stories, people and places that shaped the region.
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