Norwegian Pearl
The Jewel-class ship with a bowling alley: port-rich, intimately scaled itineraries in the Caribbean and Alaska.
About the ship
Norwegian Pearl entered service in 2006 and was refurbished in 2021. At 93,530 gross tons and carrying 2,344 guests, she is the Jewel-class ship with the first bowling alley at sea.
Highlights
- Bliss Ultra Lounge and bowling
- Cagney's, Le Bistro, Teppanyaki, La Cucina
- Spinnaker Lounge, Mandara Spa
Staterooms
- Inside, oceanview and balcony staterooms, plus suites
- The Haven suites: private butler, concierge service and priority boarding
Itineraries
The Caribbean, the Panama Canal and Alaska during the summer months; European seasons.
Casino on board
Pearl Club Casino: an intimate casino next to the bowling alley; slot machines, blackjack, roulette, craps and poker tables, along with Casinos at Sea privileges.
The casino is part of Norwegian Cruise Line's Casinos at Sea programme: play earns points, and points set your reward tier from Pearl to Elite and your certificates for future cruises. The floor offers slot machines from 1¢ to $100 a spin, video poker and live-dealer tables; table minimums vary by time of day, with high-limit tables up to $5,000. The casino host looks after slot and blackjack tournaments during the cruise, free-play promotions and table reservations. The casino opens while the ship sails in international waters and is closed in port.