From historic ports like Charlottetown, Halifax, and Sydney to culinary highlights, scenic sailing days, and exceptional onboard service, this seven-day voyage aboard the Zuiderdam delivers a memorable cruise experience rooted in culture, comfort, and discovery.
While there are countless reasons to become a repeat customer of Holland America—a primary motivation for cruising again will undoubtedly be the entertainment!
The far north is one of those places most wonder about yet never witness. Not knowing what to expect, I embarked on Adventure Canada’s Greenland and Arctic Canada: High Arctic Explorer trip, and now I am here to say it is an adventure of a lifetime.
It’s 5:30 a.m. The sun, that barely dipped bellow the horizon all night is rising over the Baffin Bay. I take a deep breath and taste the cool, salty air of the sea. I’m aboard the Ocean Endeavour, Adventure Canada’s 200 passenger ship, about half-way through the trip of a lifetime above the arctic circle.
The temperature was just below zero as a light snow fell and the city was lit up like a Christmas tree. I took my son for hot chocolate in the grand square by the royal palace and he said, “Dad, I think Norway is a real special place”. That pretty well says it all.
From historic ports like Charlottetown, Halifax, and Sydney to culinary highlights, scenic sailing days, and exceptional onboard service, this seven-day voyage aboard the Zuiderdam delivers a memorable cruise experience rooted in culture, comfort, and discovery.
While there are countless reasons to become a repeat customer of Holland America—a primary motivation for cruising again will undoubtedly be the entertainment!
The far north is one of those places most wonder about yet never witness. Not knowing what to expect, I embarked on Adventure Canada’s Greenland and Arctic Canada: High Arctic Explorer trip, and now I am here to say it is an adventure of a lifetime.
It’s 5:30 a.m. The sun, that barely dipped bellow the horizon all night is rising over the Baffin Bay. I take a deep breath and taste the cool, salty air of the sea. I’m aboard the Ocean Endeavour, Adventure Canada’s 200 passenger ship, about half-way through the trip of a lifetime above the arctic circle.
The temperature was just below zero as a light snow fell and the city was lit up like a Christmas tree. I took my son for hot chocolate in the grand square by the royal palace and he said, “Dad, I think Norway is a real special place”. That pretty well says it all.
