Norwegian Cruise Line adds Cuba calls to longer sailings
Norwegian Cruise Line is expanding time at sea for cruisers sailing to Cuba.
Calls to Havana have been added on longer itineraries this fall, with a choice of seven-, nine- and 13-day sailings for a limited time.
They depart PortMiami aboard the Norwegian Sun and will be the first time Norwegian 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 from Miami departing each Sunday from September 9 through 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 rom Port Canaveral on Sept. 3.
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