Norwegian adds Cuba on longer sailings this autumn
Norwegian Cruise Line has added calls to Havana in Cuba on longer sailings this autumn, with a choice of seven-, nine- and 13-day itineraries for a limited time.
The cruises depart from Port Miami aboard the Norwegian Sun and will be the first time the line has offered a Havana port call on cruises lasting a week or more.
Calls offer a full day and evening in the Cuban capital on six weekly seven-day cruises departing from Miami every Sunday from September 9 to October 14.
Norwegian Sun will also sail to Great Stirrup Cay, Costa Maya and Harvest Caye in Belize.
Nine-day sailings will also call at Roatan and Cozumel and a new 13-day Caribbean and Panama Canal cruise also features a Havana stop in late October.
Other calls include Aruba, Costa Rica; Cartagena and Santa Marta, Colombia.
Norwegian also said it has added a new five-day cruise to Cuba and the Bahamas, sailing from Port Canaveral in Florida on September 3.
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