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Adventures by Disney to Launch New Holland and Belgium River Cruises in 2025

by Briana Bonfiglio / January 11, 2024
Adventures by Disney to Launch New Holland and Belgium River Cruises in 2025

Photo: Matt Stroshane / Disney Adventures

Adventures by Disney had added two new itineraries, both visiting Holland and Belgium, to its river cruise portfolio. 

With the first departures set for 2025, the Holland & Belgium River Cruise and the Holland & Belgium: Tulip Season River Cruise both dive deep into Dutch culture and history. 

The new seven-day, eight-night cruises, presented in collaboration with AmaWaterways, will begin and end in Amsterdam. They’ll both include visits to see 18th century windmills at Kinderdijk, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as canal cruises through historic Netherlands neighborhoods, city excursions, food and beverage tastings, a pottery activity, visits to castles, biking in the countryside, and more. During tulip season, the river cruise will also make stops at floral gardens and a tulip farm. 

The family-friendly cruises also offer an opportunity for young travelers, called “Junior Adventurers,” to convene for a kid’s tour led by a guide. Disney-trained adventure guides lead the entire voyage, using storytelling to make the trip both educational and entertaining. 

Bookings for Adventures by Disney’s two new Holland & Belgium itineraries go on sale to the general public on Jan. 19, with previous Adventures by Disney guests and other club members getting first dibs in the days leading up to the regular drop date. 

  
  
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