- Holland America Line is reintroducing behind-the-scenes ship tours that offer exclusive access to crew-only areas.
- The tours include visits to the bridge, galley, engine control room, laundry, and recycling center, among other fascinating locations.
- Guests will have the opportunity to meet senior officers and various team members who explain their roles in the ship’s operations.
- Participants receive a unique lanyard, souvenir photo collection, and a commemorative certificate as part of the $179 tour experience.
Holland America Line is bringing back a truly exciting offering: the incredibly popular behind-the-scenes ship tours. This is fantastic news for curious travelers who have always wondered about the inner workings of these magnificent floating cities. Guests now have a rare opportunity to step into areas typically reserved for the crew, gaining an exclusive insider’s look at what makes a cruise ship run so seamlessly.
Imagine exploring the bridge, where the captain navigates, or witnessing the magic of the galley where culinary masterpieces are crafted. You can even peek into the fascinating engine control room, the nerve center of the ship’s power. Beyond these well-known areas, the tour also ventures into seldom-seen spots like the main laundry, the recycling center, and even the World Stage dressing rooms. It’s a comprehensive glimpse into the complex and efficient operations that ensure a smooth and enjoyable voyage for everyone onboard.
Throughout the tour, guests will have the wonderful chance to meet and learn from several of the ship’s senior officers and dedicated team members. This direct interaction offers invaluable insights into the world-class service and exceptional experiences that Holland America Line is celebrated for.
As a delightful memento, participants will receive a unique ship-specific lanyard, a souvenir photo collection, and a commemorative certificate, making this an even more special memory. These tours, priced at $179 per person, are available on select ships now and will be fleetwide by the end of July, inviting everyone to discover the hidden marvels of their cruise ship.
