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    HAL reveals 2025-26 Caribbean cruise plans

    News TeamBy News Team25/03/2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    For the winter season of 2025-26, Holland America Line has announced an exciting deployment of six ships to the Caribbean, offering guests more choices than ever.

    • Three Pinnacle-class vessels will join three other ships in the region, marking the first such occurrence.
    • Seventy-four itineraries, lasting from seven to fourteen days, will sail from key ports, Fort Lauderdale and Miami.
    • The itineraries encompass diverse Caribbean regions, including the Panama Canal, with each route visiting the exclusive Half Moon Cay.
    • The move comes in response to strong demand for Caribbean cruises, providing guests with tailored experiences.

    Holland America Line is setting the stage for an expansive Caribbean deployment in the winter season of 2025-26. This initiative will see three Pinnacle-class vessels—Nieuw Statendam, Rotterdam, and Koningsdam—team up with Eurodam, Volendam, and Zuiderdam, enhancing the line’s presence in the region. It marks the first time all Pinnacle-class ships will operate collectively in the Caribbean, offering a broader array of cruising experiences.

    A total of 74 itineraries have been planned, with durations spanning from seven to fourteen days. These cruises will originate from Fort Lauderdale and a newly introduced departure point in Miami, covering the eastern, western, and southern Caribbean regions, as well as the Panama Canal. This diverse offering ensures an enriching experience for cruise enthusiasts.

    A notable highlight is that all itineraries include a stop at HAL’s private island, Half Moon Cay in the Bahamas. Furthermore, select cruises will have the option of late-evening departures from popular destinations such as Puerto Rico, Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire.

    Beth Bodensteiner, the Chief Commercial Officer, stated: “This will be the first time all three of our Pinnacle-class ships are in the Caribbean together, allowing for even more opportunities for guests to experience all we have to offer.” Her statement underlines the company’s commitment to meeting the rising demand for Caribbean voyages.

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    With prices starting at £929 per person for a seven-day eastern Caribbean voyage departing on 6th December 2025, these offerings are set to attract a wide range of travellers looking to explore the Caribbean’s rich diversity.

    Holland America Line’s strategic deployment reflects their commitment to enhancing cruise offerings in response to growing market demand.

    Beth Bodensteiner Caribbean cruises Half Moon Cay Holland America Line Pinnacle-class ships
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