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NCL BLISS:
NCL Bliss is the newest vessel ready to take over the seven oceans from June 2018. The brands 16th ship, Bliss is custom-built for the spectacular as she’ll cruise to the Alaskan and The Caribbean regions seasonally. The third ship in the line’s Breakaway-Plus class, Norwegian Bliss will be the first cruise ship custom-built with features and amenities for the ultimate Alaska cruise experience and the first Norwegian Cruise Line ship to make its debut in Seattle.
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NORWEGIAN BREAKWAY:
Norwegian Breakaway is the first of two Breakaway-class NCL ships launched in 2013. The 4,000-passenger cruise ship Norwegian Breakaway gives cruisers the best-of-best experience, like the exclusive Haven (Suite- and Villa-passengers only complex), spa and un-matchable dining options. Known for its Freestyle Cruising, the ship is an ultimate entertainment destination with 2008 cabins divided in 42 categories.
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NCL EPIC:
Norwegian EPIC is 155,873 ton ship with capacity for 4100 passengers build with a total of USD 1.2 billion and was refurbished in 2015. The second largest vessel of Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCLL) and most innovative Freestyle Cruising ship, Norwegian Epic, debuted in June 2010 and has been named “Best Overall Cruise Ship” by the readers of Travel Weekly and “Best Ship for Sea Days in 2012” by Cruise Critic. Norwegian EPIC gives cruisers a seamless opportunity for exploring Europe, Caribbean, Transatlantic, Bahamas & Florida.
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Norwegian Getaway:
Arrived in 2014, Norwegian Getaway is an iconic part of Miami’s skyline giving guests an exhilarating cruising experience over the Eastern Caribbean region. At time of christening of the ship, Norwegian Getaway was the world’s ninth largest cruise ship in the world. This 18-deck beauty has a gross-registered tonnage of 145,655 with a guest capacity of 3963 passengers, which takes customers on a round-trip voyage from Miami, with feature port destinations Saint Thomas, Saint Maarten and Nassau in Bahamas. Norwegian Getaway is Miami’s Ultimate Ship to feature the world’s only ‘wine tasting musical’ titled as WINE LOVERS THE MUSICAL which tells the story of two students attending a wine class and their journey of falling in love. The ship is an absolute delight for music and cruise lovers and comes with a complete entertainment package to keep the guests rolling day & night.
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Norwegian Jewel:
Taking the Freestyle Cruising concept one notch higher is Norwegian Pearl – the third Jewel Class ship and first ever to have a rock climbing wall installed among NCL’s fleet of 15 passenger cruise-ships. The Norwegian Pearl is again designed in line to cater the demands for the Panama Canal, Bahamas, Alaska and Pacific Coastal cruising. The 93,530-ton, 2,395-passenger cruise ship Norwegian Pearl just like NCL Jewel has American comedian, actress, author, and television personality Rosie O’Donnell as ship’s Godmother.
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NORWEGIAN SKY:
Smaller the Ship, Bigger the Vacation! You read that right. Norwegian Sky is relatively smaller cruise vessel from Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL). This 77104 gross-ton Norwegian Sky is Sun Class ship of NCL with 2,002-berths and currently operates 4-days, round-trip with Free Open Bar to Bahamas from Miami, featuring other port destinations like Nassau, and the private island of NCL Great Stirrup Cay.
NORWEGIAN SUN:
Norwegian Sun is the second Sun-class ship of Norwegian Cruise Lines fleet of ship. Build with a total cost of USD 30 million the ship lets cruisers to explore to world on a scenic journey from Caribbean to Alaska to Americas. The mid-size ship is voted as best value-for-money destination for families looking out for a journey together.
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NORWEGIAN STAR:
Norwegian Star is a Dawn Class ship of Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL) designed to cater the demands of the Baltic nations during summer months, The Caribbean and Transatlantic region. The newly refurbished vessel is a ‘Freestyle’ cruise ship build with an estimated cost of USD 400 million.
