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„ LAY YOUR HEAD.


Rooms with balconies. Rooms with butlers. And plenty of room for pillow fights. Norwegian offers a wide range of contemporary and comfortable accommodation. Stay connected with an adjoining Inside Stateroom. Or take your holiday to another level – at the top of most of our ships – in a luxurious and spacious Suite in The Haven by Norwegian®


. If you’re a


solo cruiser, enjoy full-size comfort in our stylish Studios. Plus, our Family Staterooms are a hop, skip and jump away from Splash Academy, our awesome activity programme for kids. Wherever you like to unwind, we have you covered.


TAKE YOUR PICK.


Bring your game face to our outdoor sports complex for five-a-side, volley ball and dodgeball. Hit the heights on the climbing wall or take a spin with Flywheel Sports® high-energy Zumba®


or a fitness class.


Seek inner peace with a muscle- melting massage in the spa or at a yoga class, or just sweat it out in our state-of-the-art fitness centres. Spoil yourself rotten in the tempting on-board boutiques, mix it up at a martini tasting, get the inside story on your next port at an informal lecture or pick up a masterpiece at the art auction. Do it all or simply relax … the choice is yours.





From the moment you set eyes on the colourful hull artwork, to discovering the modern luxe design of the interior, you‘ll soon discover that Norwegians do things a little differently. There‘s no stuffiness and staff are fun, friendly and welcoming – all part of Norwegian’s Freestyle Cruising philosophy, which is reflected in the incredible range of dining options and the quality of the entertainment. I can‘t wait to get back on board!





Becky Wiggins Englishmum.com


Combining the dining choices, entertainment variety and accommodation flexibility you expect in land-based resorts with the ability to visit different destinations each day, makes a vacation on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship unique in the world of cruising. It has thrown off the traditional conventions and restrictions associated with cruising to make it an exciting alternative holiday choice that can satisfy everyone from solo travellers to romantic couples through to families.





Gary Bembridge Author of The Cruise T


raveler’s Handbook DINE


LIKE A PARISIAN SURF


DINE AROUND THE WORLD.


Take your taste buds for a culinary global tour. Experience up to 29 dining choices with lots of them included in your cruise fare. Like our classic and contemporary Main Dining Rooms, seemingly endless buffets, informal dining spots, alfresco on-deck grills and our wildly popular O‘Sheehan‘s Neighborhood Bar and Grill. For a change of scene and authentic world cuisine from French and Italian to Japanese and Brazilian, savour our signature speciality restaurants, available for a cover charge. And because this is Freestyle Dining, you’re free to choose where to dine and when every day of your holiday.


GO OUT IN STYLE.


On your Norwegian ship, fabulous, award-winning entertain ment is just a stroll away. Watch the curtain go up on a fully-staged Broadway show, or catch a great comedy revue that brings the house down. There’s music everywhere from piano bars to deck parties, so you’ll always get the perfect vibe. The bar scene is no less exciting with up to 22 distinctive bars and lounges. Dance to the ultraviolet energy at Bliss Ultra Lounge. Sip champagne, sake or scotch. Lounge poolside or oceanside on The Waterfront with an umbrella drink. Play pool at the pub. Or simply chill out at an ice bar. Plan your evening or just go with the flow.


LIKE A HAWAIIAN PARTY


LIKE A BRAZILIAN LOVE


LIKE A VENETIAN CHILL


LIKE A JAMAICAN SHOP


LIKE A NEW YORKER


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FREESTYLE CRUISING


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