Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is offering 35% off cruises, air-land packages, and all Free at Sea packages for a 7-day cruise, just in time for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales season. In addition, the company has put itineraries on sale through summer 2024—the most ever—with new ports of call, including La Romana, Dominican Republic; Sendai (Ishinomaki), Japan; and Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
Whether experiencing the company's Breakaway Plus-class ships like Norwegian Encore, Bliss, Joy, and Escape, or its newest ship, Norwegian Prima, set to sail in summer 2022, passengers can take advantage of a 35% discount on cruises and air-land packages, starting November 16, 2021. This discount also includes discounts on all five Free at Sea packages (premium beverages, specialty restaurants, Wi-Fi package, discounted shore excursions, and more). The discount will be available on all sailings, all itineraries, and all published travel dates from 2021 onward, including recently released itineraries through summer 2024.
“We are proud to offer our guests an even wider selection of voyages and the best onboard offerings to help them plan unforgettable cruise vacations,” said Kevin Bubolz, Managing Director Continental Europe at Norwegian Cruise Line. “Many travelers have been looking to make up for lost time, and we are now offering them unique itineraries to visit those dream destinations they may have longed to see over the past year and a half. These multi-port itineraries allow our guests more time to explore unique destinations like a local and immerse themselves in the surrounding cultural experiences.
The wide variety of newly offered itineraries includes 35 departure ports worldwide, including two new homeport destinations for the company: Haifa, Israel, and La Romana, Dominican Republic. The newly launched itineraries will feature voyages that will once again mark milestones for the company next year: the Norwegian Epic will make its debut in Haifa, offering Mediterranean sailings to and from Haifa, Israel, and Civitavecchia (Rome). For travelers seeking port-intensive itineraries, the Norwegian Sky will be the first to offer a series of seven-day round-trip Southern Caribbean voyages from La Romana, Dominican Republic, with a port of call each day. Additionally, the company will offer a 12-day transpacific voyage on the Norwegian Jewel from Tokyo to Seward, Alaska, visiting two new ports of call for the company, including Sendai (Ishinomaki), Japan, and Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
For guests seeking to explore destinations like a local, NCL's itineraries are carefully curated to offer the best possible experience of the world. These itineraries provide immersive experiences by offering overnight stays and extended time in port at sought-after destinations.
Some featured itineraries include:
ALASKA - The Norwegian Spirit will once again offer its "Fire and Ice" voyages: an open itinerary that sails to and from Honolulu and Vancouver, visiting the tropical islands of Hawaii and the beautiful cities of Alaska.
GREEK ISLANDS AND THE MEDITERRANEAN - The Norwegian Epic will make its debut in Trieste (Venice), Italy, and Kotor, Slovenia, sailing the Mediterranean. The Norwegian Escape will offer five 10- to 11-day Mediterranean voyages where guests will spend more than 105 hours exploring Mediterranean ports in Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, and Spain. The Norwegian Escape will also offer a series of seven-day round-trip voyages from Barcelona with zero days at sea, visiting six ports of call, including Cannes, France; Livorno (Florence), Civitavecchia (Rome), Naples, and Cagliari, Italy; and Palma de Mallorca, Spain. The Norwegian Pearl will sail a series of seven-day round-trip voyages from Trieste (Venice), Italy, calling at two medieval walled cities: Kotor, Montenegro, and Dubrovnik, Croatia, and offering a late departure in Santorini for guests to enjoy its picturesque sunsets.
CANADA AND NEW ENGLAND – The Norwegian Joy will offer open seven- and eight-day cruises from New York City and Quebec City.
PANAMA CANAL – The Norwegian Joy will offer an open voyage (departing from one port and returning to another) from Miami to Panama City, where guests will have more than eight hours in all ports of call. The ship will also offer two Panama Canal voyages from Miami and Los Angeles.
CARIBBEAN – The Norwegian Getaway and the Norwegian Joy will make their debuts in Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos, the former in winter and the latter in summer. The Norwegian Joy will make its first stops in Philipsburg, St. Maarten, and Kralendijk, Bonaire, during its Southern Caribbean cruise from New York City to Miami. The Norwegian Jade will make its debut in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos; and St. George's, Grenada, during its Southern Caribbean voyage from Tampa, Florida.
BERMUDA ISLANDS – The Norwegian Joy will offer four-, five-, and seven-day round-trip cruises from New York City to Bermuda. NCL is currently the only cruise line offering three-day Bermuda itineraries, allowing guests to shop in the capital city of Hamilton or relax on the destination's famous pink sand beaches.
NORTHERN EUROPE – The Norwegian Getaway will offer a nine-day round-trip voyage from Copenhagen where guests will have the opportunity to visit seven different countries in nine days: Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, and the United States.
