Eurodam

Crow’s Nest Views and Live Music After Dark

Evenings on Eurodam move between a lounge with a view, a live band and a big-screen stage. The Crow’s Nest has panoramic sea views and is the quiet spot for a drink while the scenery passes, whether that is Caribbean blue or the Alaskan coast. The Rolling Stone Lounge has one of the ship’s bands playing rock, pop and country live, with entry included in the fare, so you can drop in for one song or stay for the night.

At the World Stage, two-storey panoramic LED screens surround the audience, and those shows are included too. Drinks in the bars are charged unless you have a drinks package; Holland America’s Have It All Package bundles one with an internet package and prepaid gratuities.

Caribbean Winters, Then North to Alaska

From October to March, Eurodam sails the Caribbean on round-trips from Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida, lasting anywhere from 6 to 21 nights. The shorter sailings typically include Half Moon Cay, Grand Turk and Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic. The long voyages of 17 to 21 nights, running November to March, reach further: stops change between departures, but you might see Fort de France in Martinique, Saint Kitts or Belize City.

In April she moves to the Pacific. Her one-way passages of 20 or 21 nights run from Fort Lauderdale to Seattle or Vancouver, and ports vary, though Cartagena, a Panama Canal transit and Puerto Vallarta are among them; a 6-night one-way also runs from San Diego to Vancouver. Then come 7-night Alaska round-trips from Seattle in April, May and September, plus Vancouver round-trips in April, with Juneau, Ketchikan and Sitka typical of the calls. Wherever she sails from, we book the flights from the UK, the hotel either side and the transfers together with the cruise as one holiday.

Holland America Line places Eurodam in its Signature Class, which includes Nieuw Amsterdam; the rest of the fleet is on our Holland America Line page.

Dining on Eurodam, From Canaletto to the Dive-In

On Eurodam, Canaletto is charged à la carte, while the Dive-In by the pool and room service are included in the fare. Canaletto serves hearty Italian classics in a relaxed yet elegant room, with à la carte prices. Up on deck, the Dive-In grills hamburgers and hot dogs with chips on the side, included in the fare and handy between swims.

24-Hour Room Service is included as well, covering breakfast, all-day meals and late-night bites, which suits an early start before a day ashore in Juneau or a late return from a Caribbean beach.

Is Eurodam a Big Ship?

Eurodam carries 2,104 guests, looked after by 929 crew. Her size leaves room for a casino with table games and slot machines, and a Kids Club for ages 3 to 17 that runs on some sailings but not all.

Eurodam Cabins and Deck Plans

Eurodam’s accommodation rises to a range of suites, and across her decks where a cabin sits matters. Her cabins and deck plans show what lies above, below and beside each one.

Cruise1st is one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists. We know Holland America’s Caribbean and Alaska seasons well: read our Eurodam reviews, or browse 14-night Caribbean cruises, a length she sails.