NCL adds 2024 fall Caribbean cruises
Norwegian Cruise Line has unveiled new Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises for Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Epic, sailing from New Orleans and Port Canaveral.
To meet guest demand this fall, NCL is opening for sale new seven-day round-trip cruises to the Western Caribbean from the Big Easy starting on October 20, 2024 aboard Norwegian Getaway.
Norwegian Epic will offer voyages to the Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral from October 30, 2024.
Returning from Europe following a summer season of Mediterranean and Greek Isles voyages, the ships’ new fall itineraries will offer guests more opportunities to island hop.
The new cruises will open for sale in February.
“The Caribbean continues to be a hotspot for our guests all around the world, especially during the fall and winter seasons,” said David J. Herrera, NCL president.
Breakaway class ship Norwegian Getaway presents fun top-deck activities for families including a sports complex, a ropes course and the Aqua Park.
Norwegian Epic, one of the largest ships in the fleet, features 19 bars and lounges; 15 complimentary and specialty restaurants; and an expansive Mandara Spa and Salon.
Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Epic’s Caribbean sailings will be available on www.ncl.com in February, and can be booked with NCL’s value-added program, Free at Sea.
This gives guests complimentary amenities including unlimited open bar; free Wi-Fi; specialty dining and shore excursion credits.
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