Providing guests with more time in these destinations, the new deployment includes voyages ranging from week-long to 21-day journeys, with visits to nearly 70 distinct ports of call, including 22 across Japan, 54 overnights and NCL’s first-ever call to Esperance and overnight call to Fremantle, Western Australia.
‘This new season of voyages is about choice, discovery and flexibility close to home,’ says Ben Angell, vice president and managing director of NCL APAC. ‘With extended port stays and 54 overnights, these journeys offer the freedom to explore deeper.’
Norwegian Jade returns to Asia from October 2027 through April 2028 with a series of nine to 14-day roundtrip and open-jaw itineraries from Tokyo and Yokohama, Incheon, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Closer to home, Norwegian Spirit will mark its fifth consecutive season in local ANZ waters between December 2027 through April 2028, reinforcing NCL’s commitment to Australia and New Zealand. Homeporting in Sydney, Singapore and Auckland, guests can choose from itineraries that span eight to 21 days. NCL will debut in Esperance on 12 January 2028, and overnight in Fremantle on 14 January 2028, Western Australia. Additionally, there will be four overnight calls in Melbourne and one in Adelaide.
In the next few weeks, Norwegian Cruise Line will unveil the remainder of its 2027/2028 deployment across its fleet.
