Holland America Line’s Upcoming 2027–2028 Legendary Voyages: New Horizons for Adventurous Cruisers

Holland America Line has launched its complete 2027–2028 Legendary Voyages collection, featuring longer, immersive cruises aimed at travelers seeking to delve deeper into their destinations.

These 25- to 59-day itineraries will take guests across various regions including Alaska, Europe, South Pacific, Caribbean, South America, and the Amazon, focusing on cultural, historical, and natural exploration.

Highlights of the Legendary Voyages

Legendary Voyages offer extended sailings that emphasize a single region’s rich narratives rather than quick stopovers. These trips include longer stays in ports with added nighttime experiences and themed onboard activities bringing each journey’s tale to life.

Featured Itineraries for 2027–2028

Some notable itineraries to watch for include:

47-Day Ultimate Mediterranean & Atlantic Passage – Starting from New York, visiting numerous ports across 12 countries, inspired by early 20th-century cruises.
28-Day Pan Am 100 Years Legendary Voyage – This trip retraces historic routes through the Caribbean aboard Zuiderdam.
28-Day Solar Eclipse & Cosmic Port Explorer – Witness a total solar eclipse at sea while visiting archeoastronomy sites.
28-Day Legendary Amazon Explorer – A focused cruise exploring the Amazon region and its culture.

Focused Journeys in the South Pacific

For those attracted to Australasia, several expansive ocean voyages are planned, incorporating remote islands and UNESCO heritage sites:

26-Day Australia, Coral Sea & Fiji Voyage – Departing from Sydney, covering multiple ports with extended stays.
34-Day Legendary South Pacific Crossing – Linking significant Pacific locations with rich cultural experiences.

Themed Onboard Experiences

Each voyage is crafted around a unique theme, allowing travel enthusiasts to immerse themselves not just in the destination but also through relevant onboard programming.

Holland America continues to leverage over 150 years of maritime tradition to curate routes emphasizing depth over speed, ensuring that guests experience the cultural richness of each port they visit.