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Holland America Line presents its cruises to South America and Antarctica for 2027-2028

Holland America Line presents its 2027–2028 South America and Antarctica cruise season, featuring immersive itineraries that take travelers to some of the continent's most iconic and remote destinations. Passengers will sail past the majestic Pio XI Glacier, explore the Chilean fjords, visit legendary sites like Machu Picchu, and discover unique wildlife—from penguin colonies to pink river dolphins in the Amazon—all while enjoying the cruise line's signature service and comfort.

Holland America Line presents its cruises to South America and Antarctica for 2027-2028

From November 2027 to March 2028, the Zuiderdam and Oosterdam will transport travelers to the heart of South America and the vast, icy expanse of Antarctica. Itineraries range from 14 to 31 days, with departures from Buenos Aires (Argentina), San Antonio (Santiago, Chile), and Fort Lauderdale or Miami (Florida). Each voyage is designed to offer immersive experiences, spectacular scenic sailing, and access to iconic landmarks.

“Our South American and Antarctic itineraries are designed for travelers seeking to go beyond the ordinary,” explained Paul Grigsby, Vice President of Itinerary Planning and Deployment for Holland America Line. “Whether watching from the deck as the ship glides past the Pio XI Glacier, riding the End of the World Train in Ushuaia, or walking among the wildlife of the Galápagos Islands, every moment is designed to inspire awe and connection. We are proud to offer access to places few cruise lines reach, with the comfort and personalized service that characterize Holland America Line.”.

Cruises to South America and Antarctica include nine scenic sailing experiences, including a four-day Antarctic voyage, breathtaking views of the Pio XI Glacier, Glacier Alley, the Beagle Channel, and the Chilean fjords. Ideally sized ships allow for closer encounters with the natural landscapes, offering panoramic views of colossal icebergs, pristine glaciers, and dramatic coastlines.

Land excursions bring travelers closer to the continent's most iconic sites. The journey to the legendary "Lost City of the Incas" allows you to discover the extraordinary terraces, temples, and perfectly assembled granite walls of Machu Picchu, a testament to Andean architectural genius. Travelers will walk along the same paths once trod by the ancient Inca kings.

For nature lovers, the Galapagos Islands Land Adventure offers encounters with a truly unique ecosystem: giant tortoises roaming volcanic landscapes, blue-footed boobies, Sally Lightfoot crabs traversing lava rocks, and marine iguanas basking in the equatorial sun. Every moment in the Galapagos reveals unparalleled biodiversity, making this experience a dream for wildlife enthusiasts.

South America and Antarctica are home to an astonishing diversity of ecosystems. From the ship, passengers can observe penguin colonies on the Antarctic coast, pink river dolphins in the Amazon, and capybaras grazing along riverbanks. On land, parks such as Machalilla (Ecuador), Torres del Paine (Chile), and Soberanía (Panama) reveal unforgettable landscapes and rare wildlife.

Highlights of the Itineraries

  • Legendary Amazon Explorer – 28 days
    Zuiderdam, round trip from Miami, February 5, 2028.
    Sail to the heart of the Amazon, with nights in Manaus and visits to Parintins, Alter do Chão, Santarém, Boca da Valeria, plus Caribbean islands such as Martinique, Barbados and St. Lucia.

  • South American Routes: Chilean Fjords and Glaciers – 14 to 15 days
    Oosterdam, several departures
    Between Buenos Aires and San Antonio (Santiago), exploring Glacier Alley, the Beagle Channel, Cape Horn and the Pio XI Glacier.

  • Discovery of the Panama Canal and Inca Empire – 16 days
    Oosterdam, several departures
    Between Fort Lauderdale and San Antonio (Santiago), with transit through the Panama Canal and extended stays in Fuerte Amador (Panama City) and Callao (Lima).

  • South America and Antarctica – 22 days
    Oosterdam, from Buenos Aires to San Antonio (Santiago), several departures
    Four days exploring the White Continent, with scenic sailing through the Drake Passage and the Chilean fjords, plus stops in Montevideo, Puerto Madryn, Ushuaia and Port Stanley.

  • Collector's Trips – 31 days
    Combine consecutive voyages to experience the great South American adventure, with few or no repeated ports and maximum value.

For a limited time, passengers who book 2027–2028 South America and Antarctica cruises with the Have It All package will receive the usual benefits —shore excursions, specialty dining, Signature beverage package and Surf Wi-Fi— plus additional perks: free prepaid gratuities, upgrade to the Elite beverage package and complimentary Premium Wi-Fi.

Members of the Mariner Society loyalty program will also be able to enjoy one onboard credit per cabin with the Exclusive Early Booking Bonus.

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