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Longer Cruises and Access to More Than 50 UNESCO Sites Dazzle in Holland America Line’s 2026-2027 Australia, New Zealand and Asia Seasons

Holland America Line’s 2026-2027 Australia, New Zealand and Asia cruises are now open for booking.
The itineraries—including four Legendary Voyages—showcase the premium cruise line’s expertise in longer, destination-rich cruises. Ranging from 13- to 35-days, the carefully crafted routes enable guests to authentically experience some of the globe’s most sought after destinations.
From September 2026 to April 2027, Westerdam and Noordam will explore the region, taking guests up close to world-famous natural scenery as well as iconic cities—and inaugural port Yeosu, South Korea.
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