【4K】Cruise, 15 days, Crossing the Atlantic, Tampa, to Rotterdam, Netherlands, Holland America Line

Day 1 5:00 pm The cruise departs from the port of Tampa, Florida, USA Day 2 At Sea Day 3 At Sea Sunset as the Cruise passes through Miami Day 4 At Sea Day 5 Bermuda Islands, British Day 6 At Sea Day 7 At Sea Day 8 At Sea Day 9 At Sea Day 10 Ponta Delgada, Portugal Day 11 Ponta Delgada, Portugal Day 12 Praia da Vitória, Portugal Day 13 At Sea Day 14 At Sea Dutch King's Day 9:20pm The Cruise passes through the English Channel Day 15 At Sea Day 16 Arrive at Rotterdam, Netherlands in the morning The Rotterdam cruise ship is owned by Holland America Cruise Line. Its construction site is Italy. Its foreign name is ms Rotterdam. The Rotterdam Cruise Line is the sixth cruise ship carried by Holland America Cruise Line. The ship is full of charming Holland America souvenirs, artworks and antiques. Including contemporary art, antiques, and the nautical heritage of Holland America Cruises. The Rotterdam cruise ship is the representative of Holland America’s 5-star fleet. From the maiden voyage of Rotterdam I in 1872 to the IV, she has been adhering to the elegant tradition and meticulous service of Holland America cruise ship. The Rotterdam cruise ship combines the guest’s experience with the cruise ship’s style and artistry. The Rotterdam cruise ship is the new star of Holland America’s maritime holidays. Just like its past and present sisters, she also made her debut with extremely comfortable and luxurious equipment. She is the pinnacle of shipbuilding art. Throughout the ship, you can see the works created by world-renowned artists especially for the Rotterdam cruise ship everywhere. Museum-class antiques reflect the glorious history of the Dutch maritime era. The footage in the video shows how the ancient and modern art is so cleverly combined. Register: Netherlands Put into use time: December 15, 1997 Refurbishment time: December 16, 2009 Tonnage: 61,859 tons Captain: 236 meters Ship width: 32 meters Average speed: 25 knots Passenger capacity: 1404 people Total number of cabins: 702 Tampa is a seaport city on the west coast of the Florida peninsula of the United States. It belongs to Hillsborough County. It is located at the mouth of Hillsborough, adjacent to Tampa Bay and connected to the Gulf of Mexico. Tampa has a population of 500,000. The city clusters include St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with a population of 2.7 million. The Tampa urban agglomeration is the second largest urban agglomeration in Florida after Miami, the second largest urban agglomeration on the Gulf Coast after Houston, and the fourth largest urban agglomeration in the South after Miami, Washington, DC, and Atlanta, as well as the United States The 19th largest urban agglomeration. Due to the good climate and low prices and taxes, Tampa Bay has been the top destination for American and foreign immigrants, as well as the country's first choice for vacation and retirement health resorts in the past 20 years. Due to more vacant land, lower land prices, the development of the medical and power industries, and the formation of Wall Street in the South, the Tampa Bay area is now the fastest growing region in the United States. Bermuda, formerly known as Somers Island. Located in the North Atlantic, it is an autonomous British overseas territory. It is located in North America, in the western part of the North Atlantic, 917 kilometers from South Carolina, United States, about 1100 nautical miles northeast of Miami, Florida, and about 840 nautical miles southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The British began occupying Bermuda from the time of King Sammy. Bermuda is the oldest British overseas territory, one or two centuries before the promulgation of the Acts of Union 1707 (Acts of Union 1707) and the establishment of the United Kingdom. The United Nations Commission on Decolonization has listed it as one of the 16 non-self-governing territories in the world since 1945. Praia da Vitória is a municipality in Portugal. Located in the Azores. It means "Victory Beach" in Portuguese.Praia was the seat of Captain Dorceira between 1456 and 1474. The island’s first captain, Jácomede Bruges, and his first lieutenant, Diogo de Teive, established residency rights here. By 1474, the island was divided into two states (Praia and Angra. The growth of the wool industry and the concentration of the export wheat market in the fertile La Mogrande region enabled Praia to grow rapidly. Therefore, Praia was promoted to the status of Vera (same as the town) in 1480.