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Norwegian Cruise Line Reveals Official Name Of Final Ship In Breakaway-Plus Class

Norwegian Cruise Line has just revealed the name of its latest ship as construction began on the vessel. Andy Stuart, NCL’s president and chief executive officer, announced on 31st January 2018 at Meyer Werft Laser Centre in Papenburg, Germany, that the Breakaway Plus Class vessel will be called Norwegian Encore. Due in October 2019, the 4,000-passenger vessel will be the line’s fourth and final Breakaway Plus Class ship and will sail weekly seven-day Caribbean cruises each Sunday from PortMiami. Guests will be able to book sailings onboard Norwegian Encore, the seventeenth ship in NCL’s fleet, from March 2018. Executives...

Norwegian Cruise Line Increases Gratuities On Drinks & Dining Onboard

Norwegian Cruise Lines has raised the gratuity on its drinks and speciality dining packages, effective this month. Until now, passengers have paid an automatic gratuity of 18% on the Ultimate Beverage and Specialty Dining packages. The new gratuity is 20% and became effective on the 1st December; these gratuities are added automatically to your bill even if the package is a value-added perk. The raise in gratuity comes after Norwegian raised its Ultimate Beverage Package price in October by nearly 13%. The cost of drinks is now well over $100 per person per day, at $106.800- the package includes unlimited fountain...

Everything You Need To Know About Norwegian Cruise Line’s Sixteenth Ship

Norwegian Cruise Line, the brand that has been setting trends since 1966, have made their name as the line to experience freestyle cruising with. NCL pride themselves on giving you the freedom to wear do what you want, wear what you want, when you want with no strict cruise ship rules to kill your vibe. If you haven’t already heard about Norwegian Cruise Line’s next new build the just know that you’ll still be faced with their signature concepts and famous love of freedom for their guests. So here are the facts, stats and every detail you’ll need to...

Norwegian Cruise Line Accidentally Blow Up Olympian’s Suitcase

In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past fortnight, you will have noticed that the Rio Olympics are in full swing. Whilst team GB have done us all proud, there have been a number of funny stories surrounding the Olympics and cruise ships… First we heard that the men’s American basketball team had hired out a luxury cruise ship to stay on, (which you can read all about here) and now it emerges that the mother of an Olympian has had her suitcase blown up by NCL. No – really! Cindi Lloyd, mother of USA soccer...

An Introduction To: Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line Setting trends since their very beginning, way back in 1966. In some ways you could say that Norwegian Cruise Line invented large scale cruising, with their ships first running to the Caribbean from Miami and back. Many of the concepts they’ve introduced over the years have gone on to become staples of the entire cruise industry, like their freedom dining, part of their freestyle concept. That freestyle concept is central to what Norwegian Cruise Lines (or NCL for short) are all about and we talk a lot more about it below… Norwegian Cruise Lines are great for those who want something different from the “traditional” cruising experience. Whether you’re cruising as a family, on your honeymoon, trying your first cruise, travelling solo or just those wanting a fun filled holiday, NCL has something for everyone with family and solo accommodations and plenty of entertainment on-board for all. Whilst they’ve an impressive range of activities and amenities, what sets NCL apart is their “freestyle” atmosphere. “Freestyle” is defined by NCL cruisers being able to do what they want, when they want and not being forced to follow the cruise lines rules. This comes through in a wide range of dining options without set dining times and the freedom of cruising without dress codes. The typical NCL cruiser then is someone who wants the freedom to cruise how...