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Nestled between the rugged Cascade Mountains and the sparkling waters of Puget Sound, Seattle beckons with its dynamic blend of natural beauty, innovative spirit and vibrant culture.


Kaua'i, often referred to as the "Garden Isle," is the oldest and most lush of the Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu, the vibrant capital of Hawaii, nestled on the southeastern coast of Oʻahu, offers a captivating blend of rich history, diverse cultures, and natural beauty.

A mixture of enthralling cultural attractions and magnificent natural phenomena, Hilo offers some of the best sights in Hawaii.

Once the playground of Hawaii's royalty, Kona is synonymous with the famous coffee that grows on the slopes of dormant Hualalai. Here, too, is Parker Ranch, the largest privately owned ranch in the U.S. Sample shore excursions: Kona Outrigger Canoe Adventure; Parker Ranch; Big Island Helicopter Spectacular.



Christmas Island is one of the Line Islands, and part of Kiritimati – the largest atoll in the world. With its miles of sand beaches, peaceful lagoons and swaying coconut palms, all resting atop an ancient reef, it is a tropical oasis awaiting your exploration. The entire island is a sanctuary for the widest variety of tropical seabirds anywhere in the world – a stunning population of between four to six million birds.




Explore the breathtaking beauty of Tahiti with its vast mountains, white sandy beaches, turquoise ocean and glittering coral reefs.


Oro, god of war, guards his temple deep in the rain forest of Raiatea. Nearby on Mt. Temehani grows the rare and delicate tiare apetahi flower, whose petals open only at dawn in the presence of lovers. Sample shore excursions: Faaroa River Jungle Cruise; Raiatea - The Sacred Island; 4-wheel-drive Safari.


Spread over 850,000 square miles of the South Pacific Ocean, these beautiful islands and atolls were formed by volcanic activity.



The Vava’u (va-vuh-OO) island group is part of the Kingdom of Tonga—an even larger collection of tropical Pacific Ocean islands. With an ideal year-round climate that’s perfect for swimming, snorkeling, diving and sailing, the islands—which are mostly uninhabited—boast a varied set of attractions for visitors that only begin with their famed white-sand beaches lapped by turquoise waters (with visibility down to 30 meters, or 100 feet) and enchanting coral reefs teeming with abundant marine life like tropical fish, dolphins and sea turtles. In addition to these simple but highly memorable watery pleasures, the Vava’u islands offer tropical forests, limestone cliffs and caves to explore, traditional villages to check out and a wealth of activities ranging from sea kayaking and gamefishing to yachting. Not only can you spot humpback whales (between July and October) and take in the unique atmosphere of historic cemeteries, you can also enjoy a hike up Mount Talau. The island’s tourism infrastructure extends to boutique resorts and ecolodges, as well as plenty of cafés and restaurants, particularly in the main city of Neiafu. VIEW CRUISES Featur

Unique in many ways, Tonga is the only country in the South Pacific that has never been colonized. The secret to this tiny kingdom's lasting autonomy lies with its monarchy - rich in culture and tradition; unafraid to modernize and move forward. You'll find Nuku'alofa on the isle of Tongatapu - the largest of the 171 island jewels in the Tongan crown. Hopefully the Tongan people, cheerful and welcoming, will treat you to a version of the lakalaka - their compelling art of storytelling manifested in a breathtaking dance.


Nestled on the northeastern coast of New Zealand's North Island, the Bay of Islands beckons with its pristine beauty and rich history.

Stretched over a volcanic field on New Zealand’s North Island is the country’s largest city, multicultural Auckland.


New Zealand’s capital city is a veritable hotspot of food, fun and culture situated in one of the planet’s most beautiful countries.


From the Sydney Opera House to Bondi Beach, man and Mother Nature contribute in equal measure to this splendid city.


Boasting stunning art, a vibrant music scene and excellent food, wine and coffee, Melbourne simply buzzes with life.


Bursting with modern energy and historic charm, Hobart is a contrasting mix of colonial style and vibrant modernity.


Dense rainforests and snaking rivers cover the steep enchanting slopes of New Zealand’s most famous fjord, Milford Sound.

Every year, visitors flock to New Zealand in search of landscapes straight out of Middle Earth. They find what they're looking for in Fiordland National Park, on the southwestern coast of the South Island. This stunning 12,000-square-kilometer (4,633-square-mile) park encompasses mountains, lakes, fjords and rain forests. The area was once the home of Maori hunters; later, European whalers established small settlements here. But mostly, this region has seen a notable lack of human activity—the steep peaks and wet landscape deterred all but the hardiest people. That changed around the end of the 19th century, when travelers discovered the beautiful scenery of Fiordland. The national park was formally established in 1952. Countless plant and animal species find a haven here. Among the park's rare birds is the flightless takahe, thought for decades to be extinct until it was spotted in the area in 1948. The natural wonders continue offshore: Seals, dolphins and whales frequent these waters.

Much of New Zealand feels like England, by way of Polynesia. There are a few exceptions, though, such as the town of Akaroa, a former French settlement, and the distinctly Scottish city of Dunedin, named after the Scottish Gaelic name for Edinburgh. After Dunedin was founded in 1848, city surveyor Charles Kettle attempted to impose Edinburgh's New Town grid plan on the growing city. But the Otago Peninsula's hilly landscape proved challenging—for evidence, note that Dunedin has one of the world's steepest streets (Baldwin Street). The volcanic remnants around the harbor make for a dramatic backdrop. Dunedin's prominence during the gold rush in the late 19th century resulted in many grand Victorian and Edwardian buildings. Thanks to the beautiful University of Otago (the country's oldest), there's a large student population to keep the city vibrant and modern. But Dunedin's heritage is always proudly on display: The magnificent Dunedin Railway Station and Larnach Castle have been restored to their full glory, and the fascinating Toitu Otago Settlers Museum provides a glimpse into the lives of early residents. Outside the city, the Otago Peninsula is lined with scenic beaches and home to rare birdlife like the royal albatross and yellow-eyed penguin.

Nestled on the eastern shores of New Zealand's South Island, Lyttelton is a picturesque port town steeped in history and surrounded by rugged beauty.

Picton, a scenic gem in the heart of New Zealand’s Marlborough Sounds, is a tranquil port town where the serene rhythm of the sea meets lush, forested hills.

New Zealand’s capital city is a veritable hotspot of food, fun and culture situated in one of the planet’s most beautiful countries.

Nestled on the eastern coast of New Zealand's North Island, Napier stands as a vibrant testament to resilience and renewal.

Site of fierce Maori wars, Tauranga today is a peaceful city in the heart of kiwifruit-growing country. Farther afield: Rotorua, with its spouting geysers and bubbling mud pools, the Waitomo Glow Worm Caves and nocturnal kiwi houses. Sample shore excursions: Fascinating Rotorua; Longridge Park & Jetboat Ride; Maori Marae Visit.

Stretched over a volcanic field on New Zealand’s North Island is the country’s largest city, multicultural Auckland.
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Westerdam expertly blends sophistication, opulence and a vibrant, energetic spirit, while also encapsulating Holland America Line’s signature essence of modern luxury steeped in classic tradition. A cruise aboard Westerdam is one that you will remember for years to come.
What’s onboard: Art Gallery, Atrium, B.B. King’s Blues Club, Billboard Onboard, Bridge, Canaletto, Casino, Club HAL, Crow’s Nest, Dive-In, Explorations Central & Cafe, Explorer’s Lounge, Fitness Center, Gallery Bar, Greenhouse Spa & Salon, Half Moon, Hudson, Hydro Pool, Lido Bar, Lido Market, Lido Pool, Lincoln Center Stage, Microsoft Studio, Neptune Lounge, Ocean Bar, Photo Shop, Pinnacle Bar, Pinnacle Grill, Sea View Bar, Sea View Pool, Sliding Dome Cover, Sports Courts, Stuyvesant, Tasman Room, The Dining Room, The Mainstage, The Retreat, The Shops, World Stage and much, much more.
Yes. At ROL Cruise, we look after your holiday as if it were our own and can happily assure you that your holiday is fully protected. Our ABTA membership protects all package and tailormade holidays booked through ROL Cruise and our ATOL license protects all package and tailormade holidays where flights are involved. This ensures that you will not lose money or be without a flight home should the tour operator go out of business.
Your final balance due date is shown on your ROL Cruise booking confirmation paperwork. We will need to collect your final payment in advance of your travel date to allow us time to process and forward this to our cruise line partners and other holiday suppliers as agreed at the time of booking. These timescales allow us to receive, and process, your payment in accordance with our agreement with your cruise line and other suppliers.
Please notify us in writing of both your old and new addresses. You can write to us at:
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Or via email at: CustomerServices@ROLCruise.co.uk.
Yes, Cunard offers a variety of drink packages, the price of which varies depending on the type of package you purchase and the duration of the cruise.
Cunard Drinks Package Prices (guide):
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*Prices shown are guide prices and may include a pre-booking discount where applicable. Standard onboard prices may vary. All prices are subject to change and cruise line terms and conditions.
This information is correct as of 20/04/2026.
The value of one Cruise Mile, when redeemed, is 1p.
Yes, as long as you nominate ROL Cruise as your chosen cruise specialist, you’ll earn Cruise Miles® for that booking. All you need to do is quote our ABTA number (F9255) when booking onboard. Your Cruise Miles® will be awarded as soon as your cruise booking is transferred to us.
Cruise Miles® can only be redeemed when making a new cruise booking with ROL Cruise. Simply tell your Cruise Consultant how many Cruise Miles® you wish to redeem when making your booking.
To check your Cruise Miles® balance, please log into My ROL.
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We are dedicated to ensuring you have a wonderful holiday which is why we welcome feedback upon your return. Within 14 days of your return, we’ll send you a welcome home email or a letter with a questionnaire inviting you to share your experience. We’re constantly reviewing our customer service levels and your input is very valuable to us.
You can also complete the survey online. Simply log into My ROL and select the cruise you wish to complete your welcome home questionnaire for.
*Please note pricing is based on the N1C fare code with have it all Included, fares may change, please call for the latest pricing.* ROL Cruise Package holidays are excluded.
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SAVINGS are based per person for UK mainland addresses only when booking by 8pm 30th November 2026. Other exclusions may apply.
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