Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has revealed an expanded lineup of cruises for its 2026 spring and summer time season. The newly accessible itineraries cowl locations throughout Europe, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific, providing vacationers a variety of crusing durations and embarkation choices.
Highlights of the 2026 season embody port-intensive itineraries throughout Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Greek Isles, with a number of voyages that includes in a single day stays in main cities comparable to Reykjavik, Iceland; Copenhagen, Denmark; and Istanbul, Turkey.
In further to European itineraries, the season contains South Pacific and Caribbean voyages with new locations comparable to Portree, Scotland; Leirvik, Norway; and Palamós, Spain.
“At NCL, we take pleasure in providing our company varied choices to plan the place they wish to trip,” mentioned David J. Herrera, president of NCL.
“Whether or not they select our 7-day sailings, longer immersive voyages, or cruises that start and finish in a brand new vacation spot, we make it so our company can trip with ease with us from begin to end,” he continued.
Expanded European, Caribbean and South Pacific Itineraries
Norwegian Cruise Line’s 2026 Northern Europe choices will run from June by October, with the 1,936-passenger Norwegian Solar main a full Baltic season.
Friends on the 78,309-gross-ton vessel can select from 7- to 10-day itineraries departing from both Copenhagen or Helsinki, Finland.
The cruises will go to ports throughout Norway, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, and Sweden. Notably, the 9-day voyages from Helsinki embody an in a single day keep in Copenhagen, permitting for prolonged exploration of the town.
Norwegian Sky, which may accommodate simply over 2,000 passengers, will start her second full Europe season in April 2026, beginning with 7-day “Northern Capitals” sailings between Le Havre, France, and Copenhagen.
These itineraries will function an in a single day keep in Hamburg, Germany, and can go to ports in Belgium, the UK, and the Netherlands.
From Could by September 2026, the 77,104-gross-ton vessel will even supply 10- and 11-day British Isles voyages, marking the cruise line’s debut in Portree.
Within the Mediterranean and Greek Isles, Norwegian Viva, the latest ship within the fleet, which debuted in 2023 and holds almost 3,100 company, will function 9- and 10-day sailings from April to October 2026.
These cruises aboard the 142,500-gross-ton ship will embody in a single day stays in Istanbul, and can go to locations throughout Turkey, in addition to Malta, Italy, Greece, Montenegro, and Croatia.
The 4,100-guest Norwegian Epic and the two,340-passenger Norwegian Daybreak will even sail the Western Mediterranean, with the 92,250-gross-ton Norwegian Daybreak providing no sea days on its itineraries between Barcelona, Spain, and Lisbon, Portugal. These journeys will probably be accessible from April by October 2026.
NCL’s Caribbean choices for 2026 embody 7-day sailings from New Orleans and Miami aboard the 4,266-passenger Norwegian Escape between April 12 and Could 10, 2026, and Could 24 by August 9, 2026, respectively.
These cruises will go to fashionable ports like Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico, Roatán in Honduras, and the cruise line’s personal vacation spot, Harvest Caye in Belize.
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Later within the 12 months, from August 28 to October 2026, the 167,725-gross-ton Norwegian Escape will transition to Canada and New England, providing roundtrip voyages from New York Metropolis, with an inaugural go to to Boston.
Lastly, Norwegian Spirit will present immersive South Pacific experiences, with 11- to 13-day voyages between April and November 2026. These sailings will go to locations like New Caledonia, Fiji, Samoa, and French Polynesia.
Embarkation choices for the cruises are Sydney, Australia; Papeete, French Polynesia; Honolulu, Hawaii; and Lautoka, Fiji.
Norwegian Spirit, which may maintain 2,032 company and weighs 75,904 gross tons, will even supply “Hearth and Ice” voyages from July 15 by September 1, 2026, combining Alaska and Hawaii on 16-day itineraries.
