Norwegian Prima

Norwegian Cruise Line accepted delivery of its newest ship, Norwegian Prima, on 29 July 2022 in Marghera, Venice at the Fincantieri shipyard.This handover milestone marks the arrival of the first ship in NCL’s Prima Class which consists of six new ships delivered through 2027. It was also the maiden ship Fincantieri has constructed for NCL as part of a US$4 billion deal. NCL’s most recent ships, until now, have been constructed by Meyer Werft.

Norwegian Cruise Line has shelved the first two sailings for its new ship Norwegian Viva scheduled for June 2023.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has released details surrounding its elevated spa and fitness offerings for its highly-anticipated Prima Class vessels – Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva. The first two of six ships will feature the cruise industry’s first charcoal sauna at sea as well as a two-storey cascading indoor spa waterfall. NCL has also incorporated several guest favourites including thermal experiences and hot-stone loungers.

This week LATTE chats with Eamonn Ferrin, Vice President International Business for Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) to gain his insight on the Australian cruise market and trends.

Norwegian Cruise Line has revealed additional details of its elevated culinary and beverage offerings for its highly-anticipated Prima Class vessels Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva.

Meet NCL’s newest dream team at sea, Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva, the first two ships in a brand-new class designed to elevate every expectation. From 360-degree views and infinity pools on Ocean Boulevard to the first thrilling three-level racetrack at sea, guests can look forward to an incredible variety of all-new experiences.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has opened bookings for its second of six new Prima-class ships, revealed today as Norwegian Viva.

Norwegian Cruise Line’s new ship, Norwegian Prima, will feature both a tri-level theatre and three-storey go-cart track when the 3,215 guest ship launches in 2022.

Norwegian Cruise Line’s game-changing new ship, Norwegian Prima, has been floated out from her drydock at Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera, Italy, marking a major construction milestone and the first time the new vessel touches water.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is set to revamp its luxury offering aboard its new Prima class fleet that will debut in 2022. The next iteration of The Haven by Norwegian will occupy prime real-estate at rear of the ship, with an amplified focus on outdoor space.