Norwegian Cruise Line

 Why choose this cruise line?

NCL is popular among adults and children alike. Passengers can take advantage of a whole host of amenities like waterparks, virtual-reality gaming, and go-kart racing.

Entertainment is another highlight of an NCL cruise, with hit Broadway shows such as Kinky Boots and The Choir of Man delighting audiences.

However, while NCL’s modern ships have been designed to offer something for everyone, they do not appeal to all, particularly those who value space and peace and quiet.

While NCL offers a number of complimentary restaurants, guests who are on a budget should also be aware of extra charges as not all of the facilities onboard ships come free of charge.

Norwegian Cruise Lines' laidback cruising style is well-suited to passengers who do not like to have their cruise holiday mapped out for them.

Instead, cruises have been designed for passengers who value choice and flexibility, hence why the likes of Norwegian Encore have 29 drinking and dining venues on board, ranging from casual eateries and cafes like Starbucks to speciality restaurants such as Onda by Scarpetta.

Being the line that introduced go-kart racing at sea, you can be sure Norwegian is all about delivering fun to its passengers, who are of all ages. It’s not surprising that with thrilling activities such as lazer tag and immersive VR experiences, NCL attracts a large number of families.

Norwegian is also known for its award-winning solo cruises, with special single cabins and reduced single supplements on board its ships.

Norwegian Cruise Line cruise destinations

Ocean-going Norwegian Cruise Line offers sailing to destinations all over the world, including Asia, Africa, Alaska, Australia, New Zealand, Bahamas, Canada and New England, the Caribbean, Hawaii, the Mediterranean, Mexico Riviera, Northern Europe, the Panama Canal, South America, the Pacific Coast and transatlantic.

Norwegian also owns two private islands exclusively for the enjoyment of its guests, including Harvest Caye in Belize and Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas.