Norwegian Cruise Line Announces New Caribbean Cruises From New Orleans and Port Canaveral

NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE ANNOUNCES NEW CARIBBEAN CRUISES FROM NEW ORLEANS AND PORT CANAVERAL THIS FALL

• Cruise Line to Open for Sale More Fun-in-the-Sun Voyages to the Caribbean from Popular Homeports
• Norwegian Getaway to Sail from New Orleans Beginning Oct. 20, 2024, and Norwegian Epic to Offer Round-Trip Sailings from Port Canaveral, Fla. Starting Oct. 30, 2024

Norwegian Cruise Line has revealed new Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises for Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Epic from New Orleans and Port Canaveral, FL. 

With demand for warm-weather destinations, NCL is opening for sale new 7-day cruises to the Western Caribbean from the Big Easy starting on Oct. 20, 2024 aboard Norwegian Getaway. The cruise line is also debuting voyages to the Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral beginning on Oct. 30, 2024 on Norwegian Epic.

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. They can enjoy crystal-clear waters and sunny skies throughout the Caribbean. Ports of call also include NCL’s private destinations, Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas and Harvest Caye, Belize.

“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, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. “We are constantly looking to provide our guests with the best vacation possible especially from accessible homeports, and it was a no-brainer to bring two of our largest ships to sail more picturesque, tropical cruises from New Orleans and Port Canaveral, Fla.”

More on Norwegian Getaway

Norwegian Getaway, the second ship in the Breakaway Class, features 40 restaurants, bars and lounges; the Waterfront, a wrap-around walkway to take in sweeping ocean views; the Mandara Spa and Salon with a rejuvenating Thermal Suite; a variety of spacious accommodations; and world-class entertainment.

The ship offers thrilling top-deck activities for families including a sports complex, an open-air ropes course, and the Aqua Park. There’s two swimming pools, four hot tubs and two drop slides, the Free Fall and the Whip, for the ultimate wet and wild fun.

More on Norwegian Epic

As one of the largest ships in the NCL fleet with a guest capacity of 4,100, Norwegian Epic boasts 19 bars and lounges; 15 complimentary and specialty restaurants; an expansive Mandara Spa and Salon; the adults-only exclusive oasis, Posh Beach Club; and the thrilling Aqua Park complete with two pools, five hot tubs, three multi-story water slides, the 200-foot Epic Plunge, and a kid’s pool.

As the first ship to debut Studio Staterooms and the private enclave, The Haven by Norwegian^®, Norwegian Epic features a variety of other accommodations as well. There’s also show-stopping entertainment every night including guest-favorite “Burn the Floor,” The Cavern Club, and Deal or No Deal.

Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Epic’s Caribbean sailings will be available on www.ncl.com in February. Further, these sailings can be booked with NCL’s value-added program, Free at Sea. This provides guests with complimentary amenities including unlimited open bar; free Wi-Fi; specialty dining and shore excursion credits; and free airfare for the second guest on select cruises.

SOURCE Norwegian Cruise Line

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