The Norwegian Prima returns to New York to sail to Bermuda during its spring season on itineraries of between five and seven nights.
It will offer a total of five cruises to King's Wharf, where it will spend several days docked.
It will make its first departure from the Manhattan Cruise Terminal since its US debut in May 2022, offering a five-night cruise. It will also dock in Bermuda for two days, in addition to two full days at sea.
He will also be sailing another 11-night itinerary to Iceland, departing from New York on May 14. It will include visits to four ports in Iceland and Canada, including Reykjavik.
The Norwegian Prima expects to spend its summer season in Europe and will return to operating in New York at the end of 2024, after completing its itineraries to different locations.
During the 2024-2025 winter season, the ship will offer several cruises of between ten and twelve nights around Bermuda and the Caribbean, visiting different ports including St. Lucia and Tortola.
Norwegian Cruise Line features the Norwegian Prima as the first ship in its new “Prima Class”, and it boasts the largest go-kart track at sea.
