Holland America Line’s longest upcoming itinerary is its 133-day “pole-to-pole” cruise starting at about $26,400 per person.
The cruise line’s Volendam vessel will sail to both Antarctica and the Arctic Circle in 2025.
Cruise lines have been seeing booking success with extended and around-the-world itineraries.
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Holland America Line’s longest upcoming cruise isn’t the typical extended around-the-world itinerary that have been a hit with other major cruise brands. Instead, it’s a monthslong “pole-to-pole” sailing.
The Carnival Corp cruise brand’s Volendam vessel is set to embark on this 133-day cruise roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 2025. Starting at $26,400 per person, Holland America says travelers will get to stop at ports along the coast of Canada, New England, South America, Africa, Europe, Iceland, and Greenland. But the itinerary’s biggest sell isn’t these destinations — it’s the opportunity to see both Antarctica and the Arctic Circle.
Holland America’s Longest Cruise Is 133 Days and Goes From Pole to Pole: Photos
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