NORWEGIANS ARE BORN VOYAGERS.
ATLANTIC CROSSINGS Fresh breezes surround you. And beautiful ocean views are every which way. Crossing the Atlantic Ocean with Norwegian is a voyage of a lifetime … although once experienced you may be back. Enjoy relaxing days on board, while savouring the finest dining choices at sea, award-winning entertainment, pampering spas and make landfall in fascinating ports along the way. Get ready for a journey like no other.
TRANSATLANTIC FROM MIAMI NORWEGIAN EPIC • 11 NIGHTS
Date 2015: Apr 19
TRANSATLANTIC FROM MIAMI NORWEGIAN STAR • 14 NIGHTS
Date 2015: Apr 27
From only MIAMI BARCELONA
ATLANTIC OCEAN
MADEIRA
YOUR CRUISE ITINERARY Sun
Miami, USA
Mon-Sun Mon
Relaxing days at sea Funchal, Madeira, Portugal
Tue/Wed Relaxing days at sea Thu
Barcelona, Spain Disembarkation usually begins two hours after docking. 09:00 16:00 05:00
ARRIVE DEPART 16:00
PRICES IN EUR P.P.* FROM Studio
(Based on single occupancy) Inside Balcony
Mini Suite Suite
799
579 799 999
1.899
3rd/4th Guests+ 399 Child 2-17+
199 +Sharing with two adults
Tue-Thu Fri
Sat Sun Mon
€ 579 per person*
MIAMI
ATLANTIC OCEAN
SÃO MIGUEL
YOUR CRUISE ITINERARY Mon
Miami, USA
Tue-Sun Mon
Relaxing days at sea
Ponta Delgada, São Miguel/ Azores, Portugal
Relaxing days at sea
Dover (London), England Amsterdam, Netherlands Relaxing day at sea Copenhagen, Denmark
Disembarkation usually begins two hours after docking.
06:00 18:00 09:00 18:00
07:00 10:00 18:00
ARRIVE DEPART 17:00
PRICES IN EUR P.P.* FROM Inside
Oceanview Balcony
Mini Suite Suite
739 819
1.219 1.399 2.369
3rd/4th Guests+ 399 Child 2-17+
199 +Sharing with two adults London
COPENHAGEN AMSTERDAM
DOVER
From only
€ 739 per person*
For complete pricing, contact your local travel agent or visit
www.ncl.eu/prices.
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