As well as revealing the ship's new hull artwork (above), NCL declated that, like this year's newcomer Norwegian Getaway, the Escape will homeport in the South Florida port and take on the Getaway's Caribbean itinerary, calling at St Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, Tortola in the British Virgin Islands and Nassau in the Bahamas, as well as offering three days at sea.
The Getaway will herself move to a new 7-day Caribbean itinerary - Norwegian's private island of Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas; Ocho Rios in Jamaica; George Town in Grand Cayman; and Cozumel, Mexico.
With these two ships sailing year-round from Miami, this will allow their previous flagship, Norwegian Epic, to be part of a 2015/16 deployment (as already announced) sailing from Barcelona year-round.
The line’s full deployment for winter next year also includes its return to South America cruises, a larger Jewel-class ship sailing to the Mexican Riviera, as well as the addition of Port Canaveral, Florida as a seasonal home-port.
The 20156/16 opens for booking on March 26.
More Info: call 0785 201 8900 or visit www.ncl.co.uk.
The new edition of World of Cruising is out this week, while you can still see the Feb/Mar issue online on our home page at www.worldofcruising.co.uk. To subscribe at our special offer rate for 2014, see this link.
More Info: call 0785 201 8900 or visit www.ncl.co.uk.
The new edition of World of Cruising is out this week, while you can still see the Feb/Mar issue online on our home page at www.worldofcruising.co.uk. To subscribe at our special offer rate for 2014, see this link.
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