- Holland America Line marks eighty years of pioneering Alaska cruise operations with six ships deployed for the 2027 season
- New 2027 itineraries introduce an eight-day Inside Passage route alongside the return of the popular Arctic Circle Solstice voyage
- Extensive property upgrades at the Holland America Denali Lodge increase capacity and introduce refreshed public spaces
- Ongoing community investments support local Alaskan organizations, wildlife conservation, and educational non-profit programs
Holland America Line is gearing up for a monumental milestone as it prepares to celebrate eighty years of exploring Alaska following a remarkably successful 2026 cruise season. For eight decades, the cruise line has shared the breathtaking majesty of the Great Land through unmatched destination expertise, immersive wilderness adventures, and authentic community connections. Building on this rich legacy, the upcoming 2027 season will feature six magnificent ships deployed across the region from April through September, offering travelers innovative new itineraries like an eight-day Alaska Inside Passage voyage and the returning 28-day Legendary Alaska Arctic Circle Solstice cruise.

Guests embarking on these upcoming journeys will also enjoy extensive enhancements ashore, including major renovations at the Holland America Denali Lodge with brand-new guest accommodations and a refreshed Main Lodge interior. The cruise line continues to elevate the onboard experience through its revolutionary Global Fresh Fish program, regionally inspired culinary creations by Chef Ethan Stowell, and exclusive cocktail menus designed by acclaimed bartender Sam Ross. Furthermore, Holland America remains deeply committed to the local communities it visits, having contributed over three hundred twenty thousand dollars in 2026 to regional organizations, wildlife conservation efforts, and educational partners. This remarkable dedication ensures that every traveler enjoys a deeply meaningful, luxurious, and unforgettable journey through America’s last frontier.
