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HAL opens bookings for 2025-2026 Panama Canal, Hawaii cruises
Holland America Line has opened bookings for 2025-2026 Panama Canal and Hawaii cruises.
The cruise line will offer departures from five North American homeports, sailing on five ships.
It includes Nieuw Amsterdam’s Hawaii cruise debut.
There will be six different Panama Canal cruises and a host of new firsts: for the cruise line.
HAL has added the port of Acajutla, El Salvador on most Panama Canal sailings.
Also, Pinnacle-Class ship Koningsdam will transit through the canal for the first time.
In Hawaii, Nieuw Amsterdam makes its debut, cruising roundtrip itineraries from San Diego.
The ship will be joined by Koningsdam and Zaandam on island-hopping Hawaii cruises that nearly all include an overnight at Honolulu.
Panama Canal and Hawaii cruises are offered from October 2025 through April 2026 and range from 15 to 22 days.
Cruise-only fares for 2025-2026 Hawaii cruises start from $1,579 with Panama Canal fares from $1,779, per person, double occupancy
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