Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced nearly 400 new sailings for the fall-winter 2026-27 season as part of its Black Friday Sale, which offers 50% off all voyages.
The new itineraries, which run through April 2027, include 11 locations, including the Caribbean, Asia, and the Mexican Riviera, and depart from 20 ports. In addition, the line’s More at Sea package, which goes into effect in January 2025, includes premium spirits, additional dining selections, enhanced Wi-Fi and shore excursion credits, and free travel for a second guest on select itineraries.
“Offering more ways for our loyal guests to have their own best vacation with more of what they love is central to our commitment,” said Norwegian Cruise Line president David J. Herrera.
“With our new fall-winter 2026/27 itineraries, we’re excited to offer them even more voyage options, destinations, and ships to choose from, including our newest cutting-edge boats, Norwegian Aqua and Norwegian Luna. For added convenience, we will provide weekend turnarounds from ports throughout the United States, including New Orleans, Miami, and Galveston, Texas, allowing passengers to set sail on their timetable. The forthcoming holiday season is an excellent time to start planning while getting the most out of your vacation.”
The 2026-27 fall-winter season will feature new Caribbean cruises from U.S. ports such as Miami, New Orleans, and Philadelphia, with ships such as the Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva.
The Norwegian Breakaway makes her debut in San Juan and offers Caribbean sailings, while the Norwegian Pearl will depart from Philadelphia.
The Norwegian Encore will also debut its first Mexican Riviera season from Los Angeles, including weeklong roundtrips.
Meanwhile, the Norwegian Jade will return to Asia for the first time since 2019, with a seven-month season spanning October 2026 to April 2027, including 16 voyages to Incheon, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Tokyo. Highlights include first visits to Brunei, Taiwan, and the Philippines, as well as a few overnight stays in Hong Kong. Additionally, the Norwegian Spirit will sail from Sydney, offering wine-themed excursions to Australian locations as well as four-day “taster” sailings. Longer trips between Sydney and Auckland will visit destinations throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Norwegian Joy’s maiden Bahamas season will begin on November 2, 2026, with three- and four-day cruises departing from Miami. The Norwegian Getaway will extend its Bahamas season until April 2027, with three- to five-day cruises from Miami and Port Canaveral, Florida, to Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay.
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