Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line dominates the cruise schedule in New York. The Norwegian Dawn, Norwegian Gem and Norwegian Spirit sail to the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Bermuda and Canada from Manhattan. Norwegian cruises depart from New York all year-round.

On a Norwegian cruise you can do everything, or nothing at all. For those who prefer to be active there are adventurous shore excursions, art auctions, health programs, cooking demonstrations - all kinds of activities to challenge your mind and your body. Or you can just relax and enjoy not having a schedule to follow.

Norwegian Cruises from New York

The Norwegian Dawn makes 1- or 2-day cruises to nowhere, 7-day Bermuda cruises, and 7-day Canada cruises from New York. Please see the ship page for the full description of her cruises.

Travel to some of the world's most exotic places from the convenience of New York City on Norwegian Dawn. Enjoy "freestyle cruising" and 10 restaurants offering everything from Asian to French to Italian cuisine.

The Norwegian Spirit offers one-day dance cruises, 6-day Canada cruises, 8-day Caribbean cruises, and 14-day island cruises. Please see our Norwegian Spirit page for the full schedule and more details.

The Norwegian Spirit is a state-of-the-art ship. Unique restaurants, many bars and lounges, the Roman Spa and Fitness Center and the fun casino are just some of the many amenities available onboard. Accommodations on the Norwegian Spirit offer something for everyone, including 18 big suites, more than 300 family-friendly connecting staterooms and nearly 600 oceanview staterooms.

The brand new Norwegian Gem was built for Freestyle Cruising pleasure. She offers 7-day cruises to the Bahamas and Florida, 10-day Caribbean cruises, and 11-day southern Caribbean cruises. Please see our Norwegian Gem page for the schedule and details.

The Norwegian Jade was to begin cruises from New York near the end of 2008, but the cruise line changed its mind. It will now be based in the Mediterranean year-round.

On the Norwegian Cruise Line, you can wear what you want. It is your vacation. "Resort casual" attire is as dressy as you'll ever have to get for dinner. But if it's elegance you're looking for, you can indulge. Many of the restaurants offer formal options. If you prefer to be more casual, that's fine, too. It's all up to you on Norwegian Cruises.