Norwegian Viva

DINING

The cuisine aboard the Norwegian Viva is a cut above. With world class chefs using the best ingredients to elevate both classic and innovative dishes, you’ll be eating as well on the ship as some of the world class culinary destinations you’ll visit.

The complimentary dining options range from the opulent seaview surroundings of Hudson’s, to the casual Surfside Cafe. Speciality dining options include the masters of Habachi at Hasuki, and the classy haute cuisine of Parisian-inspired Le Bistro.

Of course, you’re able to enjoy cocktails, wines, beers, and fresh fruit juices at the many bars and lounges onboard, with gorgeous waterside views at the Viva Speedway Bar, or a more late-night gilded age feel at the Belvedere Bar.

ENTERTAINMENT AND THINGS TO DO

Active passengers and laidback cruisers alike will find exactly what they want aboard the Norwegian Viva. Those looking for a little rush can have a go on the three-level go-kart track, race down the multiple slides that wrap the ship, or see if lady luck is on their side at one of the onboard casinos. 

If you’re looking for a little more competition, then play some of the world’s most famous courses on the TopGolf simulator, or take up a few games of mini-golf. And for the more easy-going passengers, there are the pools, hot tubs, and lounge areas of the Viva Beach Club. 

With the little ones? They’ll be able to have their own adventures at one of the dozens of programmes and activities that operate throughout the ship, like the Aqua Park or kid’s clubs. On a Norwegian Viva cruise, the entire family will get their way.

CABIN TYPES

Cabins aboard the Norwegian Viva all have a unique charm, and comfort remains at the heart of your stay. Designed to be a relaxing environment where you can unwind from a day of sightseeing or fun on the ship, all guests are entitled to 24-hour room service.

If you’re looking for that extra touch of opulence, then Ocean View and Balcony rooms deliver all that and more, including a coffee maker and sitting area to relax in. With that said, there’s no doubt the height of luxury are the suites, which include spacious rooms, exclusive meals, and even cocktail parties with the crew. The creme de la creme of the suites is The Haven, a truly gorgeous space with a 24-hour Butler service. If you want a magical trip, then this is the accommodation to book.

IDEAL FOR

The Norwegian Viva really is perfect for all kinds of cruise passengers. Its sheer size means families and solo cruisers can enjoy its many delights, and the entertainment and dining options allow for both sophisticated, romantic experiences alongside casual and wholesome ones. The destinations are also appealing to all kinds of holidaymakers, so there really is nobody a Viva cruise won’t appeal to. 

USEFUL INFORMATION

One of the many things that makes Norwegian Viva so special is its Ocean Boulevard, the perfect place to relax if you’re a lover of the open water. Swim in the infinity pool, stroll around the ocean walk, or just enjoy a drink or some food in the garden - the space has been designed for maximum serenity.

DESTINATIONS

Norwegian Viva spends most of its time cruising Europe’s greatest treasures, from Athens to Barcelona and everywhere in between. So, if you’ve always wanted to see the timeless Colosseum, the beauty of Monaco, and experience Istanbul’s unique culture, you’re in luck.  With that said, it also heads out to the Azores and cruises various idyllic Caribbean islands, so if you’re keen for a transatlantic adventure then you’re looking in the right place.

• Where is Norwegian Viva now?

Norwegian Viva is in Trieste ahead of its maiden cruise on July 3rd 2023. After that, it will travel to Athens over the course of nine days.

• What is Norwegian Viva’s capacity?

The Norwegian Viva’s capacity is 3,219 passengers and 1,388 crew, spread over 20 decks.

• When was Norwegian Viva’s inaugural cruise?

The Norwegian Viva’s inaugural cruise will take place on July 3rd 2023, and will go from Trieste to Athens over the course of nine days. The European cruise season will last until mid-November, at which point the Caribbean season will start.