The season features three to 14-day voyages departing from 25 homeports, including Miami, Seattle, Rome (Civitavecchia) and London (Southampton), with calls to nearly 150 destinations across 51 countries.
Ships will spend approximately 80% of each sailing in port, with an average call exceeding 10 hours. The season features 175 overnight stays and late departures in 53 destinations.
Norwegian Jewel will debut in Morocco. During a 12-day Canary Islands roundtrip voyage from Barcelona she will visit Casablanca and Agadir, while also calling to Arrecife (Lanzarote) and Santa Cruz de Tenerife for the first time.
Norwegian Getaway will sail 10 and 11-day Northern Europe itineraries between Southampton and Reykjavik during the height of the midnight sun season. The ship will visit destinations across Norway, Iceland, Belgium, the Netherlands and France, while making inaugural calls to Grundarfjörður, Iceland and Vik, Norway.
For the first time, Norwegian Dawn will call to Zadar, Croatia and Cagliari, Sardinia. She will sail a series of 10 to 11-day voyages to ports including Lisbon, Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia) and Venice (Ravenna)
Norwegian Viva will continue offering nine, 10 and 12-day voyages between Rome (Civitavecchia) and Venice (Ravenna), Barcelona and Istanbul. Itinerary highlights include overnight stays in Istanbul and late departures in Santorini and Mykonos.
Norwegian Spirit will continue to offer voyages across the Pacific, homeporting in Sydney, Lautoka, Papeete, and Honolulu from April through October 2028.
NCL’s Alaska programme will see four ships sailing from April to October 2028.
