Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the cruise company with a 55-year history, today unveils its new worldwide cruise catalog through the end of 2024. With this catalog, the cruise line invites travelers to plan their next cruise well in advance and make the most of it by booking ahead. Across 164 pages, those longing for their next vacation will find countless cruises in European and international waters, and a new class of ship that will redefine the cruising experience once again.
In the 2022 season, there are more than 75 itineraries to choose from, ranging from 3 to 19 days. The new Norwegian Prima will also make its European debut this summer, sailing to the most beautiful destinations in Northern Europe from Amsterdam, Reykjavik, and Southampton. With the new Prima-class ships and the Norwegian Escape, some of the newest ships in the fleet will be sailing European waters.
Guests outside of Europe are also expecting exciting program innovations. New departure ports, such as Baltimore and La Romana, represent a breakthrough in route planning, as do exceptional new routes from the South Pacific to the coldest glaciers. Highlights also include cruises that combine both: on a 16-day voyage from Honolulu to Vancouver aboard the Norwegian Spirit, guests discover several Hawaiian islands before continuing on to Alaska. Also spectacular is the transpacific cruise aboard the Norwegian Sun from Tokyo to Seattle and back, which includes a stop in the Russian port of Petropavlovsk.
Alaska lovers now have even more options, with 5 ships in the region and a variety of itineraries ranging from 5 to 16 days.
In addition, the catalogue informs customers about NCL's commitments in the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) areas: innovative water management, waste prevention, and recycling on board the fleet's 18 ships; fuel efficiency; and NCL's many corporate initiatives and partnerships aimed at protecting local ecosystems in target areas and sustainably implementing environmental protection measures in site support. The shipping company also continues its unwavering focus on health and safety.
