Feeling like you need to break free from normal life and discover natural beauty close to home? Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is offering huge savings on Pacific cruises next year and beyond.
NCL is inviting travellers to discover exceptional value on close-to-home sailings departing in 2022 and 2023 as part of its Break Free Sale, offering up to 30% savings, together with all five of its popular ‘Free at Sea’ offers.
The Break Free Sale is available to book right now, until 2 November 2021 and excludes Sail Away fare categories.
Need some inspiration?
Why not island-hop Hawai’i style on a 7-day round-trip Inter-island cruise from Honolulu, departing 12 November 2022 aboard Pride of America, priced from AUD$3,005 per person.
Voted Best Hawai’i Itinerary for over 15 years by Porthole Cruise Magazine, this is the only cruise sailing four Hawai’ian Islands and visiting five ports across seven days year-round.
Immerse yourself in the rich culture and incredible landscapes as you visit breathtaking ports including Honolulu, Hilo and Kona and overnight stays in Kahului and Nawiliwili.
Experience laid-back luxury on a 7-day round-trip South Pacific cruise from Papeete Tahiti departing 7 November 2022 aboard the newly refurbished Norwegian Spirit and priced from AUD $3,905 per person.
Enjoy the best of Tahiti and French Polynesia on this voyage which calls at five ports including Huahine and Raiatea and overnight stays in Bora Bora, Moorea and Papeete.
Or choose a port-intensive 12-Day Australia and New Zealand itinerary aboard Norwegian Spirit sailing from Sydney to Auckland, departing 4 March 2023 and priced from AUD$2,950 per person.
This cruise offers the perfect combination of exploring iconic ports and leisurely days on board, the cruise visits ten ports including Sydney, Eden, Melbourne, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Tauranga and Auckland.
NCL says travellers can book their next cruise with confidence and peace of mind thanks to its Sail Safe Health and Safety protocols.
Click here or visit your travel advisor for more information.
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