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so bring everyone along
Girls, hey, and boys just wanna
Then there are Kid’s Crew and Teen’s
have fun
Crew programmes, which are some of the
biggest and most fun afl oat. Professionally
That’s what family cruising with NCL is
supervised by fully qualifi ed childcare
all about – fun and freedom. The great
counsellors, they provide age-appropriate
thing about cruising is the freedom it offers
activities that will keep them happy for
and, unlike a land-based resort, you know
days. And even better – the activities are
where your kids are 24 hours a day. They can
FREE when the ship’s at sea†, so you can
roam around, meet new friends, hang out
get to do your own thing knowing they’re
by the pool, grab a snack from the buffet or
safe and sound.
a soft drink from the bar anytime they like,
even go to the library and they never have
Come on, bring the children on an NCL cruise
to leave the ship.
and you might just think you’ve left them
home alone.
Oh and did we mention NCL Freestyle
Dining? You and the kids can dine where you
Good, clean fun
like, when you like – in fact whenever the kids
are hungry and with all that fresh sea air and
As part of NCL’s commitment to the
activity about it could be quite often.
environment, we’ve introduced the Offi cer
Snook Water Pollution Programme to
all our ships. It’s a fun way
for kids to learn about the
importance of keeping our
oceans clean.
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