Discover Norwegian Cruise Line Ships

Norwegian Bliss

Norwegian Cruise Line is making cruise dreams come true with its newest Breakaway Plus Class of cruise ship.

Norwegian Breakaway

Norwegian Dawn

Given the range of food options on any NCL Freestyle vessel, it can be easy to overlook what’s different about each ship – for Dawn it’s the daily cookouts held by the pool and offering burgers, spare ribs etc, they occur at lunchtime on sea days and early evening on port days.

Norwegian Encore

Norwegian Epic

When you’re Freestyle Cruising® aboard Norwegian Epic, your schedule is the only schedule we insist you keep. And boredom is the only option we refuse to offer. For starters, there’s the amazing new Ice Bar, literally one of the coolest places in the world.

Norwegian Escape

Norwegian Gem

One thing that confuses many people about the Norwegian Gem is which of the dozen different restaurant options are price included and which you have to pay a premium for. Those with a surcharge are Cagney's Steakhouse, Le Bistro, the Orchid Garden and the Teppanyaki Room.

Norwegian Getaway

Norwegian Jade

Even cruise lines make mistakes – for NCL, it was deploying several ships in Hawaiian waters. New legislation in that region made it more and more difficult for cruise ships to turn a profit (crews had to be 90% American, ships had to stay two nights etc) and so the Pride of Hawaii became Norwegian Jade and moved to Europe.

Norwegian Jewel

Norwegian Jewel, at least in the big-ship marketplace, is the closest thing possible to a land-based hotel holiday – although you do end up wondering why people take a cruise at all if that’s what they want?

Norwegian Joy

Norwegian Pearl

The Pearl was launched in 2006 and extends the cruise line’s aims to allow people to do whatever they wish, whenever they wish – which works out practically with twelve eating places and eleven bars, as well as the famous rock climbing wall. And at the very top of the Norwegian Pearl’s exclusive accommodation options are the Garden Villas which contain three separate bedrooms, private gardens with hot tub, and access to a private courtyard with pool.

Norwegian Sky

Norwegian Sky has had an interesting past: in 2004 she became Pride of Aloha and sailed on Nil’s dedicated Hawaiian routes for four years, before reverting to her original name and returning to Caribbean cruising.

Norwegian Spirit

A spectacular, state-of-the-art ship, Norwegian Spirit sparkles from stem to stern. Eight unique restaurants, 11 bars & lounges, the luxurious Roman Spa & Fitness Center and the glimmering Maharajah’s Casino are just some of the many spoils available onboard.

Norwegian Star

Star is a ship for those who like deck activities and fun. Her ‘big’ pool is flanked on the aft end by a pair of twisty slides, and at each end with hot tubs and there’s an indoor lap pool in the Barong Spa measuring forty feet by thirteen.

Norwegian Sun

The Norwegian Sun was the first ship Norwegian Cruise Line commissioned specifically to fulfill their Freestyle Dining ambitions. It’s a bright ship, like many of the NCL vessels and offers a combination of jolly colors, spacious accommodations and cheerful public spaces which gives the line its happy ambience.

Pride of America

Pride of America is as her name suggests – a celebration of all things American – from the Cadillac Diner to the Abe Lincoln statue in the Liberty Dining Room – and her passengers are 98% American too. There are surprises on this ship, and not always good ones: the shops are small and expensive by comparison with other NCL vessels and there is no duty-free.