Norwegian Luna

Caribbean Loops From Miami, Sailings Out of New York

Most of Norwegian Luna’s programme is 7-night round trips from Miami. Her Caribbean cruises from Miami run from October to December. Stops change between departures, but you might see Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, Saint Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Road Town on Tortola or Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas. Her Western Caribbean weeks, in November and December, also start and end in Miami. Typical calls include Roatán in Honduras, Harvest Caye in Belize, and Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico.

She also runs 2- and 3-night round trips from Miami in April and October, and we book the flight, a night or two in Miami and the transfers with them, so each becomes part of a longer holiday. Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay are among the usual stops. We put her New York sailings together the same way, on one booking.

In April and August she sails from New York on 5- and 7-night East Coast USA round trips. Ports vary, but King’s Wharf at Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard is among them. She belongs to Norwegian Cruise Line’s Prima Class, with ships including Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Aqua, and the rest of the line’s fleet is on our Norwegian Cruise Line page.

Sea Views, Sport and a Beach Club on Norwegian Luna

Her bars split between big-window calm and outdoor play. The Observation Lounge wraps panoramic windows around a bar, so sunsets and coastlines come with your drink. The Local Bar & Grill is a relaxed pub with free entry, beers, cocktails and sport on screen, plus fish and chips or a Reuben sandwich at a charge.

For a quieter day in the sun, adults can book the Vibe Beach Club, an adults-only retreat with loungers, a spacious hot tub, chilled towels and fruit skewers. Entry needs a paid pass and places are limited, so it pays to book early. Drinks across her bars are charged unless a beverage package is part of your fare.

Pasta, Seafood and Steak on Norwegian Luna

Her standout restaurants lean towards the sea. Onda by Scarpetta brings the celebrated Italian restaurant’s modern take on pasta and seafood aboard, without the formality, and reservations are recommended. Palomar is a casually sophisticated space for Mediterranean seafood and European flavours, with wine and cocktail pairings to match.

Both carry an à la carte charge, as does the NCL favourite Cagney’s Steakhouse, for Black Angus beef and fresh seafood. On the Just Cruise fare these are paid as you go, while Free at Sea bundles a speciality dining package and a premium beverage package for the first two guests in the stateroom.

Is Norwegian Luna a Big Ship?

Yes, she is a large ocean ship, built for 3,565 guests and looked after by 1,597 crew across 20 decks. That scale leaves room for very different days aboard, from a children’s water park with slides and water cannons to an adults-only beach club and a pub for watching the match.

Norwegian Luna Cabins and Deck Plans

Her suite enclave, The Haven, is hidden away at the top of the ship and holds her most spacious, best-appointed accommodation. Haven guests have a concierge and 24-hour butler, plus their own restaurant, bar and sundeck, while still enjoying everything else aboard. To see where The Haven sits and how her nine cabin decks are laid out, open the Norwegian Luna cabins and deck plans.

Cruise1st sells Norwegian Luna alongside the rest of the NCL fleet. For expert advice, our cruise experts are on the phone to talk through her itineraries with you before you book. When you are ready to look at dates, her Caribbean sailings are among our Caribbean cruise deals with NCL.