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The Norwegian Cruise Line fleet

Ships

Norwegian Aqua

Norwegian Aqua

2025 · 3,565 guests · 156,300 GT

The first ship of the Prima Plus class: the Aqua Slidecoaster, the world's first hybrid rollercoaster-waterslide, an expanded version of Ocean Boulevard and NCL

Norwegian Aura

Norwegian Aura

2027 · 3,840 guests · 172,000 GT

The Prima Plus ship entering service in 2027: the largest Prima-class member of the fleet, with methanol-ready engines and a capacity of 3,840 guests.

Norwegian Luna

Norwegian Luna

2026 · 3,571 guests · 156,300 GT

Aqua's sister ship and the new arrival of 2026: the Aqua Slidecoaster, Ocean Boulevard and the spacious design of the Prima Plus class.

Norwegian Prima

Norwegian Prima

2022 · 3,195 guests · 143,535 GT

A first for the Prima Class: Ocean Boulevard, Indulge Food Hall, a three-deck Speedway go-kart track and the highest ratio of open deck space at sea.

Norwegian Viva

Norwegian Viva

2023 · 3,195 guests · 142,500 GT

Prima's sister ship: Ocean Boulevard, Indulge Food Hall, Viva Speedway and itineraries designed specifically for the Mediterranean.

Norwegian Bliss

Norwegian Bliss

2018 · 4,010 guests · 168,028 GT

A Breakaway Plus ship designed for Alaska: an observation lounge, a two-storey go-kart track, laser tag and venues refreshed in 2025.

Norwegian Encore

Norwegian Encore

2019 · 3,958 guests · 169,116 GT

The last of the Breakaway Plus class and the largest ship in the fleet: a go-kart track that extends out over the side of the ship and the Galaxy Pavilion virtu

Norwegian Escape

Norwegian Escape

2015 · 4,218 guests · 164,998 GT

The first ship of the Breakaway Plus class: the fleet's highest guest capacity, a three-storey ropes course and the largest version of The Waterfront.

Norwegian Joy

Norwegian Joy

2017 · 3,776 guests · 167,725 GT

The Breakaway Plus-class ship with the Galaxy Pavilion: a two-level go-kart track, an observation lounge and venues refurbished in 2024.

Norwegian Breakaway

Norwegian Breakaway

2013 · 3,903 guests · 145,655 GT

The first of the Breakaway class, conceived as New York's ship: The Waterfront open-air promenade, Aqua Park and a 2025 refurbishment.

Norwegian Epic

Norwegian Epic

2010 · 4,070 guests · 155,873 GT

The one-of-a-kind Epic class: NCL's most recognisable ship in Europe, featuring the Cirque Dreams show, an ice bar, the Aqua Park and staterooms refurbished in

Norwegian Getaway

Norwegian Getaway

2014 · 3,903 guests · 145,655 GT

Miami's ship: the second member of the Breakaway class, a 2024 refurbishment, the Illusionarium magic show and The Waterfront.

Norwegian Dawn

Norwegian Dawn

2002 · 2,290 guests · 92,250 GT

A mid-size Dawn-class ship: refreshed in the 2024 refurbishment and a favourite on long, port-intensive itineraries, with an intimate sense of scale.

Norwegian Gem

Norwegian Gem

2007 · 2,382 guests · 93,530 GT

The youngest of the Jewel class: a mid-size ship refurbished in 2026, sailing port-intensive itineraries in Europe and the Caribbean.

Norwegian Jewel

Norwegian Jewel

2005 · 2,368 guests · 93,502 GT

The first of the Jewel class: a mid-size ship refurbished in 2025, sailing Asia, Australia and Alaska itineraries.

Norwegian Pearl

Norwegian Pearl

2006 · 2,344 guests · 93,530 GT

The Jewel-class ship with a bowling alley: port-rich, intimately scaled itineraries in the Caribbean and Alaska.

Norwegian Star

Norwegian Star

2001 · 2,298 guests · 91,740 GT

An expedition ship of the Dawn class: a mid-size vessel sailing to the remote ports of Antarctica, South America and Northern Europe.

Norwegian Jade

Norwegian Jade

2006 · 2,352 guests · 93,558 GT

Norwegian Jade is the mid-size, warmly atmospheric ship of NCL's Jewel class: 2,400 guests, 16 restaurants and bars, and, thanks to Freestyle Cruising, no fixed

Norwegian Spirit

Norwegian Spirit

1998 · 1,972 guests · 75,904 GT

The smallest and most boutique ship in the fleet: reborn through its 2020-2022 refurbishment, sailing Asia, Australia and long exploration itineraries.

Norwegian Sun

Norwegian Sun

2001 · 1,878 guests · 78,309 GT

A small, agile Sun-class ship: port-focused itineraries in Alaska and Asia; refurbished in 2024.

Pride of America

Pride of America

2005 · 2,180 guests · 80,439 GT

The only large U.S.-flagged passenger ship: year-round seven-night voyages from Honolulu calling at four Hawaiian islands.