HAL-Holland America Line has finalized its 2026-2027 Mexico and Pacific Coast cruise seasons, emphasizing extended voyages and regional expertise across 2 distinct programs.
The Mexico season, operated by ms Koningsdam and ms Zaandam, features 16 departures spanning 7 to 12 days, with itineraries ranging from roundtrip San Diego to open-jaw sailings between San Diego and Vancouver. Highlights include calls at Loreto, La Paz, and Puerto Vallarta, alongside immersive shore excursions such as colonial village tours in the Sierra Madre or snorkeling at secluded Majahuitas Cove.
The Pacific Coast season, deploying 5 vessels (Eurodam, Koningsdam, Nieuw Amsterdam, Noordam, and Zaandam), offers 11 voyages of 1 to 7 days. Key routes include the 7-day Great Bear Rainforest itinerary aboard Noordam, featuring British Columbia’s Grenville Channel and opportunities to observe Kermode bears, whales, and eagles. Select voyages incorporate overnight stays in San Francisco or scenic transits through the Inside Passage.
Operational Details:
- Mexico Season: Focuses on the Baja Peninsula, Sea of Cortez, and Mexican Riviera, with 12-day itineraries adding Bahia Magdalena scenic cruising.
- Pacific Coast Season: Combines urban hubs (San Francisco, Seattle) with nature-centric ports (Astoria, Victoria) and wine-country stops (Santa Barbara).
Guests reserving 2026-2027 sailings with the Have It All package receive premium amenities, including shore excursions, specialty dining, an Elite Beverage Package, Premium Wi-Fi, and prepaid crew appreciation. Mariner Society members qualify for up to US$400 onboard credit per stateroom when booking by May 28th, 2025.