Holland America Line has revealed its Caribbean cruise lineup for the 2025-26 season, offering an extensive selection of nearly 30 different itineraries from October 2025 through April 2026, as revealed in a recent press release.
In an exciting update for the upcoming season, Holland America Line has made Miami, Florida, as a new homeport, alongside welcoming back the Koningsdam. This move will mark the first time the line deploys all three of its Pinnacle Class ships in the Caribbean, with Port Everglades continuing to act as the primary homeport.
This season promises to be a diverse exploration of the Caribbean, providing voyages to the eastern, western, and southern regions, along with a partial transit through the Panama Canal.
Beth Bodensteiner, Holland America Line’s chief commercial officer, expressed enthusiasm about the expansion, stating, “This will be the first time all three of our Pinnacle-Class ships are in the Caribbean together, allowing for even more opportunities for guests to experience all we have to offer. With demand for Caribbean cruises remaining strong, we’ve planned a robust season allowing guests to choose the islands they want to visit and the ideal length for their vacation.”

Key features of the 2025-26 Caribbean season include:

• Every itinerary includes a stop at Half Moon Cay, the line’s private Bahamian island.
• Selected voyages offer late-evening departures from Puerto Rico, Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire, allowing more time to experience these destinations.
• Onboard cuisine celebrating local tastes, offering dishes such as yellowtail snapper and plantains to bring the flavor of the Caribbean to life.
• A selection of 10 cruises in December, ranging from seven to 14 days, dedicated to exploring the Caribbean Sea.

For those looking to extend their Caribbean adventure, Holland America Line also offers Collectors’ Voyages. These extended journeys, lasting between 14 to 21 days (about 3 weeks), combine consecutive itineraries that cover multiple Caribbean regions without itinerary repetition, perfect for guests seeking a longer exploration.