Sail off into the sunset with Norwegian Cruise Line’s shiny new “Extraordinary Journeys“; a curated portfolio of port-intensive itineraries designed to offer more immersive and meaningful experiences around the world.
If you’re a boundary-breaking rebel at heart, NCL has a great cruising option for you. Say goodbye to quick, hop, skip and jump port to port sailings and hello to broader connections with destinations around the world.
“Extraordinary Journeys” feature a collection of longer, one-of-a-kind port-rich voyages, that inspire a sense of discovery.
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These new longer cruises will visit the Caribbean, Alaska, Europe, the Panama Canal, Africa, and the Bahamas.
So, whether you’re a sun worshipper, wish to cruise into the past, get a little wild or simply savour every moment, there should be an itinerary that will make you say “heck yeah!”
The new 2021 journeys
From 2 Jan to 16 April, Norwegian Star will sail eight Extraordinary Journeys, seven in South America and one in Northern Europe.
She will sail a series of 14-day voyages from Santiago (San Antonio), Chile and Buenos Aires, Argentina, from 2 Jan to 13 March, offering guests the opportunity to explore the continent’s Pacific and Atlantic coasts by sailing around its southernmost point – Cape Horn.
On 27 March, travellers will discover six countries and transit the Panama Canal on Norwegian Star’s 17-day South America itinerary before arriving to Miami.
Returning to Europe on 16 April, Norwegian Star will depart New York on a 16-day Extraordinary Journey to Southampton, United Kingdom, cruising to the British Isles, France and Iceland.
Norwegian Jade will feature a 15-day Extraordinary Journey on 22 April, from New York to Amsterdam visiting Halifax, Nova Scotia; an overnight in Reykjavik, Iceland; Belfast, Northern Ireland; Holyhead, United Kingdom; Paris (Le Havre), France and Brussels/Bruges (Zeebrugge), Belgium.
“The new Extraordinary Journeys itineraries are meant to stir a sense of wonder and encourage meaningful travel, whether you’re looking to disconnect or reconnect with the people and world around you,”
Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer for Norwegian Cruise Line.
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The new 2021 portfolio is open for sale on select itineraries, cruising on Norwegian Jade, Pearl, Sky, Star, and Sun.
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