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Eurodam

Our first Signature Class ship, Eurodam epitomizes grace and excellence. Test your music trivia skills at Billboard Onboard or catch a performance at the stunning World Stage. During the day, head to top-level decks to play pickleball at sea amid an ever-changing ocean backdrop or rejuvenate with therapeutic spa treatments at the Spa & Salon.

Ship Reviews

A/C not working when we first boarded. Took several hours. Rusty window seals, and some shoddy nightstands. Honestly, this ship should be dry docked! Buckets all over ship' water leaking through lights in hallways and bathrooms. Some rooms flooded on lower levels, rooms without water for quite some time, so many issues. Then starboard propulsion went out 1 nautical mile from out last stop: Vitoria Island. That's the reason I chose this cruise for my 2nd trip to AK. Last time I didn't see Sitka or VIctoria. They have refunded the excursion fee within 2 hrs while telling us they were still working on it. Due to leave at 11:59PM. We are still stuck. The food was great, entertainment and so many activities. Staff wonderful! However, this ship shouldn't finish out the AK season!! I've cruised Statendam to Panama Canal for 3 weeks 11 yrs ago. Fabulous!! HAL is highly rated. This EURODAM needs attention.

Our cabin stewards, Adhy and Savoy were terrific. From bringing us a fan and extra pillows, to keeping our room spotlessly clean and leaving us the cutest towel animals on two different occasions, they were just generally great people. They always smiled and spoke. Danny Boy and Erick were our outstanding waiters in MDR. Danny remembered my husband's shellfish allergy and really looked out for him. We first met Erick in the MDR and then later in Lido. He was the nicest guy. We ate supper in the MDR most evenings because of their excellent service, and we looked forward to running into Erick in Lido occasionally, as well during breakfast and lunch. The ship library was excellent! The large choice of books, added to the honor system at checkout were a big plus. There were lots of current bestsellers and classics available. I only wish I had more spare time to curl up in the comfy chairs in front of the huge ocean facing windows and just read. We originally chose this cruise because of the David Jeremiah conference hosted by Inspiration Travel. We were very pleased with the programing. Two of the three excursions offered through Holland were great. Taku Lodge Feast and Five Glacier Seaplane Discovery and Wild Sitka: Alaska Raptor Center and Fortress of the Bear were awesome. The Spasski River Valley Wildlife & Bear Search was somewhat lacking. I know we were not guaranteed a bear sighting, but it was, overall, a so-so excursion that we would not repeat or recommend. Possibly the disappointment comes from the word " Bear" in the excursion title. We did see lots of eagles and native plantlife though. As far as food quality goes, Holland is WONDERFUL!. We enjoyed the MDR tremendously. Appetizers like French onion soup, Escargot, Caesar salad, and Shrimp cocktail were so good, I ordered two on several evenings. The entrees, like New York Strip steak were delicious, too. Desserts like blueberry cheesecake, molten lava cake, and chocolate tulip cake would melt in your mouth, especially when you requested, and received, big scoops of ice cream on the side. My only complaint about Lido was that there were just too many choices. It was overwhelming! The Cake Me Away event was a big winner as was the split pea soup handed out in Glacier Bay. The ship was really clean. We did not bring home any illnesses, which was nice. There were only a few tiny flies in the ointment on our 7 day trip. I was really sorry to miss the Victoria portion of the cruise due to what the Captain described as "A propulsion malfunction". The port time in Ketchikan was also shortened by an hour, possibly due to the same cause, although it was not addressed. I know things happen, but that, added to the broken Midship elevators, felt like the ship might need a little more routine maintenance, then it is currently getting. Also, Holland's Navigator app was clunky and the chat function was almost useless if you were trying to communicate real time with others onboard the ship. I know I'm getting up there in age, but the Navigator print was tiny, which made it hard to read pages containing menus and programming. Overall, though, this Alaska cruise was a bucket list item, and we had a blast.

A/C not working when we first boarded. Took several hours. Rusty window seals, and some shoddy nightstands. Honestly, this ship should be dry docked! Buckets all over ship' water leaking through lights in hallways and bathrooms. Some rooms flooded on lower levels, rooms without water for quite some time, so many issues. Then starboard propulsion went out 1 nautical mile from out last stop: Vitoria Island. That's the reason I chose this cruise for my 2nd trip to AK. Last time I didn't see Sitka or VIctoria. They have refunded the excursion fee within 2 hrs while telling us they were still working on it. Due to leave at 11:59PM. We are still stuck. The food was great, entertainment and so many activities. Staff wonderful! However, this ship shouldn't finish out the AK season!! I've cruised Statendam to Panama Canal for 3 weeks 11 yrs ago. Fabulous!! HAL is highly rated. This EURODAM needs attention.

Our cabin stewards, Adhy and Savoy were terrific. From bringing us a fan and extra pillows, to keeping our room spotlessly clean and leaving us the cutest towel animals on two different occasions, they were just generally great people. They always smiled and spoke. Danny Boy and Erick were our outstanding waiters in MDR. Danny remembered my husband's shellfish allergy and really looked out for him. We first met Erick in the MDR and then later in Lido. He was the nicest guy. We ate supper in the MDR most evenings because of their excellent service, and we looked forward to running into Erick in Lido occasionally, as well during breakfast and lunch. The ship library was excellent! The large choice of books, added to the honor system at checkout were a big plus. There were lots of current bestsellers and classics available. I only wish I had more spare time to curl up in the comfy chairs in front of the huge ocean facing windows and just read. We originally chose this cruise because of the David Jeremiah conference hosted by Inspiration Travel. We were very pleased with the programing. Two of the three excursions offered through Holland were great. Taku Lodge Feast and Five Glacier Seaplane Discovery and Wild Sitka: Alaska Raptor Center and Fortress of the Bear were awesome. The Spasski River Valley Wildlife & Bear Search was somewhat lacking. I know we were not guaranteed a bear sighting, but it was, overall, a so-so excursion that we would not repeat or recommend. Possibly the disappointment comes from the word " Bear" in the excursion title. We did see lots of eagles and native plantlife though. As far as food quality goes, Holland is WONDERFUL!. We enjoyed the MDR tremendously. Appetizers like French onion soup, Escargot, Caesar salad, and Shrimp cocktail were so good, I ordered two on several evenings. The entrees, like New York Strip steak were delicious, too. Desserts like blueberry cheesecake, molten lava cake, and chocolate tulip cake would melt in your mouth, especially when you requested, and received, big scoops of ice cream on the side. My only complaint about Lido was that there were just too many choices. It was overwhelming! The Cake Me Away event was a big winner as was the split pea soup handed out in Glacier Bay. The ship was really clean. We did not bring home any illnesses, which was nice. There were only a few tiny flies in the ointment on our 7 day trip. I was really sorry to miss the Victoria portion of the cruise due to what the Captain described as "A propulsion malfunction". The port time in Ketchikan was also shortened by an hour, possibly due to the same cause, although it was not addressed. I know things happen, but that, added to the broken Midship elevators, felt like the ship might need a little more routine maintenance, then it is currently getting. Also, Holland's Navigator app was clunky and the chat function was almost useless if you were trying to communicate real time with others onboard the ship. I know I'm getting up there in age, but the Navigator print was tiny, which made it hard to read pages containing menus and programming. Overall, though, this Alaska cruise was a bucket list item, and we had a blast.

Accommodation

With refined amenities and Holland America Line signature Mariner’s Dream bed gracing each elegant stateroom, the ship offers six grades of staterooms. Most are ocean-facing, many featuring teak-lined verandas for dining alfresco or private sunbathing.

Accommodation Types

Inside
Pinnacle Suite
Neptune Suite
Signature Suite
Signature Spa Suite
Verandah Staterooms
Spa Verandah
Spa Ocean View
Ocean View
Partial Sea View
Fully Obstructed Ocean View
Spa Inside
Large Inside
Inside
Pinnacle Suite

Dining

Holland America Line invites you to dine "As You Wish". To savour Italian cuisine one night and a perfectly grilled porterhouse steak the next. To take your place in the Dining Room at a specific seating time or be spontaneous, following your desires. Onboard, there are restaurants to suit every mood, along with the flexibility to choose the dining style you prefer.

Dining Types

Explorations Cafe
Nami Sushi
Culinary Council
Rudi's Sel De Mer
The Dining Room
Lido Market
Pinnacle Grill
Canaletto
Tamarind
Dive-In
24-Hour In-Room Dining
New York Pizza
Explorations Cafe
Nami Sushi
Culinary Council
Rudi's Sel De Mer
The Dining Room
Lido Market
Pinnacle Grill
Canaletto

Enrichment

Boasting an expansive range of enrichment facilities and opportunity, Holland America Line's ships are bound to offer something you'll want to know more about. Why not have a go at the Digital Workshop powered by Windows and learn how to enhance your holiday picture or how to easily share them.

Enrichment Types

Microsoft Studio
Port To Table
Explorations Central
BBC Earth Experiences

Entertainment

Every day aboard a Holland America cruise ship brings a wealth of cruise activities and indulgences, along with the freedom to partake in as many — or as few — as you please. It's an opportunity to try something new that surprises you, every day. Dabble, discover, daydream — do everything, or do nothing at all.

Entertainment Types

The Culinary Arts Centre
BBC Earth in Concert
Billboard Onboard
World Stage
Ocean Bar
Piano Bar
Crow's Nest
Lido Bar
Casino Bar
Explorer's Lounge
Show Lounge
Lincoln Center Stage
Explorations Café
B.B. King’s Blues Club
Casino Action
Art Tours
Art Gallery
Photo Gallery
The Signature Shops
Pinnacle Bar
Silk Den
The Culinary Arts Centre
BBC Earth in Concert
Billboard Onboard
World Stage
Ocean Bar
Piano Bar
Crow's Nest
Lido Bar

Health & Fitness

Whether you want to workout in the Fitness Centre, learn yoga, pamper yourself with a massage and spa treatment, or enjoy a game of basketball, there's a perfect onboard activity for everyone.

Health & Fitness Types

Greenhouse Spa & Salon
Fitness
Lido & Sea View Pool
Pickleball At Sea

Kids & Teens

Holland America Line's youth activities program, Kids Club, offers an array of entertaining events for kids and teens ages 3-17, supervised by a full-time, professionally trained staff. They'll have an opportunity to join other kids their age for arts and crafts, sports, video game competitions, scavenger hunts, challenging team games and themed parties.

Note: Kids Club is not offered on cruises of 25-days or longer, including all Legendary and Grand Voyages. We will offer a selection of children’s activities throughout these longer voyages for any children who may be onboard.

Safety Comes First

Safety is our primary concern and strict policies are in place for effective supervision. Adult guests are not permitted to remain in Kids Club unless attending to a special-needs child.

Please note: During voyages with a high number of families onboard, we will make all efforts to accommodate interested parties. However, participation in our program cannot be guaranteed. Hours of operation may change to better serve our guests.

Kids & Teens Types

Tweens Programs (Ages 7-12)
Teens Programs (Ages 13-17)
Port Day Activities
Special Needs
Kids Programs (Ages 3-6)
Tweens Programs (Ages 7-12)
Teens Programs (Ages 13-17)
Port Day Activities
Special Needs
Kids Programs (Ages 3-6)
Tweens Programs (Ages 7-12)
Teens Programs (Ages 13-17)
Port Day Activities