Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled extensive plans for European voyages, captivating many with diverse itineraries.
- The cruise company will increase from nine to twelve ships in European waters by 2024, showcasing their growth ambitions.
- New ship, Norwegian Viva, is set to debut with enhanced features including ‘The Haven’ and ‘Ocean Boulevard’.
- Prominent itineraries include captivating tours of Greek Isles, Spain, Gibraltar, Canary Islands, and much more.
- NCL seeks to attract more customers with significant fare discounts and added benefits.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is embarking on ambitious plans to expand its presence in Europe, stirring excitement with a range of diverse itineraries. Currently operating nine ships in European waters, the company anticipates increasing this number to twelve by 2024. This expansion underscores NCL’s commitment to providing comprehensive experiences across multiple destinations.
Among the pivotal developments is the debut of Norwegian Viva, the second vessel in the innovative Prima class. This ship will boast enhanced features such as ‘The Haven’, a ship-within-a-ship concept, and ‘Ocean Boulevard’, an all-encompassing outdoor walkway. Norwegian Viva is expected to redefine the luxury cruising experience with these state-of-the-art amenities.
NCL’s itineraries promise enriching cultural experiences, with voyages such as a nine-day tour of the Greek Isles, including Santorini, Mykonos, and Florence. Passengers will have the opportunity to explore Rome’s ancient ruins and renowned art, including Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel. The itinerary offers a variation with short ferry rides to Mykonos from the island of Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage site known as the mythological birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.
Further captivating offerings include a ten-day cruise featuring Spain, Gibraltar, and the Canary Islands. Highlights here encompass tours of Castillo de San Gabriel in Arrecife, insights into the Rock of Gibraltar, and exploration of Cádiz’s bustling Mercado Central de Abastos.
Moreover, Norwegian Dawn will embark on the South Africa: Port Elizabeth, Durban & Lüderitz voyage. Patrons on this journey will experience a comprehensive tour lasting several days and gain exposure to the rich diversities of South Africa.
Enhancing its appeal, NCL introduces aggressive pricing strategies, offering 35% discounts on cruises. In addition, potential guests can avail themselves of ‘Free at Sea’ packages, which include incentives such as premium beverages, exclusive dining options, Wi-Fi, and excursion discounts, all designed to enhance the cruising experience.
NCL’s strategic expansion and promotional efforts promise unforgettable European and global adventures for cruise enthusiasts.
