Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced a significant expansion of its presence across Asia-Pacific, Australia and New Zealand, with more than 30 new itineraries planned.
These cover 85 voyages from September of this year to March 2026.
The sailings will be on NCL’s Norwegian Spirit, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Sky ships; all new to that part of the world.
“Our company is committed to delivering more opportunities for our guests to explore the world with remarkable vacation experiences…and having lived in Asia with my family, I can attest to it being one of those unforgettable places,” said David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line.
“With the increased interest in more immersive and exotic itineraries, we are excited to expand our season and offer additional ships to cater to travelers looking to uncover the most sought-out cities in the region, but also those less discovered. Countries in Asia Pacific provide unmatched diversity, from so many captivating cultures across Asia to island-hopping in the South Pacific and the rugged natural beauty of Australia and New Zealand. Now, with more voyages, choice of ships and departure ports to choose from, guests can curate their vacation to this region their way.”
Norwegian Spirit debuts in Asia on May 26 for a 10-day Japan cruise, departing from Tokyo. Her Autumn season, later in the year, will cover 9-15 day voyages around Japan and south-east Asia between September 22, 2024 and November 2025.
Norwegian Sun makes her Australian debut in December – taking in the Great Barrier Reef and South Pacific and New Zealand from Brisbane and Melbourne.
