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Whether you're dreaming of glacier-spotting in Alaska, exploring historical treasures in Italy or lazing on a postcard-worthy beach in Hawaii, NCL ventures far beyond simply Norwegian cruises. Don't be fooled by the name - NCL is certainly not limited to Norwegian cruises. In fact, it has an impressive number of cruise destinations to choose from, including Mediterranean and Australian cruises. For a slice of total R&R, you can even visit the cruise line's own private Caribbean island in the Bahamas -pure bliss. If you're looking for no-fly options close to home, NCL offers cruises departing from Southampton to European itineraries including France, Spain, Italy, Iceland and Norway.
With an impressive array of eateries across its fleet, including 27 speciality restaurants, the range of menu choices feels almost endless on an NCL cruise. From French and Italian to Brazilian and Japanese, you can enjoy a true culinary adventure while at sea. And with the freestyle dining concept, you have the freedom to dine exactly as you want, with no fixed times or dress codes.
Enjoy spending your evenings at sea with a Broadway-worthy performance? You’re in luck – Norwegian Cruise Line is renowned for its fantastic onboard entertainment. From dazzling musicals such as Jersey Boys and Kinky Boots, and themed parties to live music and comedy shows, the nights are as thrilling as the days on an NCL cruise.
With shore excursions ranging from cheese tasting to overnight safaris, as well as the cruise line’s pioneering Freestyle Cruising policy, you can personalise your holiday like never before. There are plenty of activities for seafaring kids, buzzing nightlife and singles-friendly accommodations, making each vessel in the 19-strong fleet a haven for all types of travellers. Chill by the pool, try your luck at the casino or browse the boutique shops. Kids will have the time of their lives with waterslides, arcade games and bowling – NCL is known for having built the world’s first at-sea racetrack! For an adult-only dose of serenity, head to the Spice H2O space or choose from one of the 50 luxurious treatments at the spa.
Kids will have a blast on cruising days, with all of the pools, waterslides and other fun amenities to enjoy. There are also children’s programmes for all age groups, from a nursery service for the littlest travellers right through to a club for teenagers. Activities including crafts, sports, video game tournaments, treasure hunts and parties mean that kids will be more than happy to give parents time to enjoy their own choice of activities.
Don’t be fooled by the name – NCL is certainly not limited to Norwegian cruises. In fact, it has an impressive number of cruise destinations to choose from, including Mediterranean and Australian cruises. For a slice of total R&R, you can even visit the cruise line’s own private Caribbean island in the Bahamas -pure bliss. If you’re looking for no-fly options close to home, NCL offers cruises departing from Southampton to European itineraries including France, Spain, Italy, Iceland and Norway.
We have put together the following FAQs. We hope that you will be able to find an answer to your question below, but if require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service team.
Norwegian Cruise Line’s Free at Sea promotion offers special perks and discounts for cruises of three nights or more, including things like free speciality dining and free drinks.
The things included on a Norwegian Cruise Line cruise vary depending on your cabin category, but the base fare for all passengers includes meals in the main dining rooms, access to the buffet, entertainment, access to the onboard amenities, government fees and port taxes.
All Norwegian Cruise Line ships are equipped with North American 2-pin 110-volt AC outlets and European 2-pin 220/230-volt AC outlets. If you’re sailing with Norwegian Cruise Line from the UK, remember to pack an adapter for your electrical devices.
Yes, passengers have to pay gratuities on Norwegian Cruise Line cruises. The payment is divided among crew members such as the housekeeping and dining room staff.
No, the Norwegian Cruise Line does not have formal nights. NCL generally has a relaxed approach to dress codes, but they do have special events, including a “Dress-Up or Not Night”, which provides the perfect excuse to bust out your glad rags.
No, the Norwegian Cruise Line does not have free WiFi. However, every ship is Wi-Fi enabled and passengers can easily purchase an internet package to gain access to it.
The newest ship in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet is the Norwegian Prima, which has a racetrack, beach club, multiple infinity pools and a food hall. It first set sail in the summer of 2022.
There are plenty of accommodation options to choose from across Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 elegant and innovative ships, from cosy interior cabins to the NCL deluxe suites, grand ‘villas’ with their own sundeck – complete with hot tub! Those sailing alone can settle into one of the award-winning studios, specifically designed for solo travel, before meeting fellow travellers at the onboard singles’ meet-ups.