Norwegian Cruise Line reveals worldwide sailings

The cruise line has revealed its new 2018- 2020 itineraries which include sailings to European cities, Asia, and the Caribbean.

Over the next two years, Norwegian Cruise Line will visit 85 countries onboard its 17 ships, stopping at 275 ports of call. 

Trips available to book include the Caribbean, Bahamas or Bermuda, taking in the vistas of the Mediterranean, enjoying the vast landscapes and rhythms of South America or catching sight of the animals roaming the wilderness of Alaska.

Cruise highlights: 2018-20

Norwegian Encore: Itineraries on Norwegian’s newest ship, launching in November 2019 are now on sail to the Eastern Caribbean; visit Blackbeard’s Castle in St Thomas, or El Morrow, the oldest Spanish fort in San Juan, or sit back, relax.

Ex UK sailing 2019: Norwegian Spirit will be homeporting in Southampton and journeying to the majestic Norwegian Fjords, the fishing villages of the Arctic Circle, visiting the world’s most northerly capital in Iceland, taking in the historic sites of Dublin and sailing the British Isles.

European itineraries: Groups picking a European itinerary will wake up in a new European city every day. Enjoy Gyros in Greece, vineyards in France, take in the Colosseum in Rome or the architecture of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona.

Asia: Enjoy a far-flung adventure visiting temples in Bangkok, Hong Kong’s food scene, tranquil beaches in Phuket or futuristic skyscrapers in Singapore.

Norwegian Getaway: Boasting 26 dining options and Broadway entertainment, Norwegian Getaway is Norwegian’s 2019 flagship in Europe. Visit the Baltic, sail from Copenhagen to Berlin, Gdynia, Helsinki, St Petersburg and Stockholm, taking in the dramatic landscapes rich in cultural history.

Norwegian Bliss: Following her successful launch, Norwegian’s newest ship is sailing the final frontier before heading to the sun-soaked Eastern Caribbean in winter 2018-19. Bliss will also sail select voyages in the Mexican Rivera, perfect for those who enjoy whale watching or snorkelling.

For more information, visit www.ncl.co.uk.