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2021-2023 New Deployments 2021-2023 NEW DEPLOYMENTS AFRICA CAPE TOWN DEPARTURES: 12-DAY NORWEGIAN JADE DEC 2021 | JAN 2023 18-DAY NORWEGIAN JADE JAN 2022 ALASKA ANTARCTICA SAN DIEGO DEPARTURE: 9-DAY BUENOS AIRES NORWEGIAN SUN DEPARTURES: 10-DAY MAY – SEP 2022 NORWEGIAN JEWEL 14-DAY APR 2022 NORWEGIAN STAR VANCOUVER DEPARTURES: JAN – FEB 2022 | JAN – FEB 2023 SEATTLE DEPARTURES: 7-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL 5-DAY MAY – OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN SUN MAY – OCT 2022 9-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL 7-DAY SEP 2021 | OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN BLISS OCT 2021 | MAY – OCT 2022 SEWARD DEPARTURES: NORWEGIAN ENCORE OCT 2021 | MAY – OCT 2022 7-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL NORWEGIAN SUN MAY – SEP 2022 MAY – SEP 2022 ASIA BALI DEPARTURE: SINGAPORE DEPARTURES: 11-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN 11-DAY 10-DAY DEC 2021 | APR 2022 NORWEGIAN SPIRIT NORWEGIAN SUN APR 2022 JAN 2022 | JAN 2023 12-DAY NORWEGIAN SPIRIT 11-DAY JUN 2022 | SEP 2022 BANGKOK (LAEM CHABANG) NORWEGIAN SPIRIT DEPARTURES: OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN SUN 9-DAY NOV 2021 | OCT – DEC 2022 | APR 2023 NORWEGIAN SUN NORWEGIAN SUN JAN 2023 FEB 2022 | FEB 2023 TOKYO (YOKOHAMA) 11-DAY 12-DAY DEPARTURES: NORWEGIAN SUN NORWEGIAN SPIRIT NOV 2022 8-DAY FEB – MAR 2022 | FEB 2023 NORWEGIAN SPIRIT 15-DAY APR 2022 HONG KONG DEPARTURES: NORWEGIAN SUN JAN 2022 9-DAY 5-DAY NORWEGIAN SPIRIT NORWEGIAN SPIRIT JUL 2022 SEP – OCT 2022 16-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN 10-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN DEC 2022 NORWEGIAN SPIRIT JAN 2022 | JAN 2023 JUN 2022 TOKYO DEPARTURES: 11-DAY 9-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN NORWEGIAN SPIRIT NOV 2021 APR 2022 | OCT 2022 | NOV 2022 NORWEGIAN SPIRIT JUL – AUG 2022 12-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN NORWEGIAN SPIRIT FEB 2022 | DEC 2022 | JAN 2023 NORWEGIAN SUN MAR 2022 | MAR 2023 MAY 2022 12-DAY 10-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN NORWEGIAN SPIRIT OCT 2021 MAY – JUN 2022 NORWEGIAN SUN NOV 2021 | NOV 2022 NORWEGIAN SUN DEC 2021 | MAR 2022 | MAR 2023 AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BAHAMAS AUCKLAND DEPARTURES: SYDNEY DEPARTURES: MIAMI DEPARTURES: 10-DAY 12-DAY 3-DAY NORWEGIAN SPIRIT NORWEGIAN SPIRIT NORWEGIAN PEARL FEB 2022 DEC 2021 – MAR 2022 JAN 2022 DEC 2022 – MAR 2023 12-DAY NORWEGIAN SKY NORWEGIAN SPIRIT JAN – AUG 2022 | NOV – DEC 2022 JAN 2022 | MAR 2022 | JAN – MAR 2023 4-DAY NORWEGIAN SKY FEB – APR 2022 | JUN – AUG 2022 NOV – DEC 2022 BAHAMAS & FLORIDA NEW YORK DEPARTURES: 7-DAY NORWEGIAN GEM DEC 2021 – JAN 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY FEB – APR 2022 8-DAY NORWEGIAN GETAWAY FEB 2022 BERMUDA CANADA & NEW ENGLAND BOSTON DEPARTURES: BOSTON DEPARTURES: 9-DAY NORWEGIAN JOY 7-DAY 7-DAY OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN PEARL NORWEGIAN PEARL APR – AUG 2022 | OCT – NOV 2022 AUG – OCT 2022 10-DAY NORWEGIAN JOY NEW YORK DEPARTURES: NEW YORK DEPARTURES: SEP 2022 4-DAY 7-DAY NORWEGIAN JOY NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY QUEBEC DEPARTURES: AUG 2022 AUG – OCT 2022 7-DAY NORWEGIAN PEARL NORWEGIAN JOY 5-DAY SEP– OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN GEM SEP 2022 DEC 2021 | APR 2022 NORWEGIAN JOY APR 2022 | SEP – OCT 2022 7-DAY NORWEGIAN GETAWAY APR 2022 NORWEGIAN JOY MAY – AUG 2022 | OCT – NOV 2022 CARIBBEAN MIAMI DEPARTURES: 7-DAY WESTERN CARIBBEAN ORLANDO (PORT CANAVERAL) NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY DEPARTURES: 7-DAY EASTERN CARIBBEAN MAY – JUL 2022 NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY 7-DAY EASTERN CARIBBEAN MAY – AUG 2022 NORWEGIAN JOY NORWEGIAN ESCAPE OCT 2021 NOV 2021 – APR 2022 NORWEGIAN ENCORE NOV 2021 – APR 2022 NORWEGIAN SKY 11-DAY SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN AUG – NOV 2022 NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NORWEGIAN SKY DEC 2021 AUG – OCT 2022 NEW ORLEANS DEPARTURES: 5-DAY WESTERN CARIBBEAN 9-DAY EASTERN CARIBBEAN NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NORWEGIAN SKY 7-DAY WESTERN CARIBBEAN DEC 2021 – JAN 2022 JAN – FEB 2022 | APR – MAY 2022 NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY NOV – DEC 2022 NOV 2021 – APR 2022 7-DAY WESTERN CARIBBEAN NORWEGIAN ESCAPE 9-DAY SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN NOV 2021 – APR 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY NEW YORK DEPARTURES: DEC 2021 – FEB 2022 7-DAY EASTERN CARIBBEAN SAN JUAN DEPARTURES: 11-DAY SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN NORWEGIAN EPIC NORWEGIAN JOY DEC 2021 7-DAY SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN OCT 2021 | DEC 2021 – APR 2022 NORWEGIAN EPIC 10-DAY EASTERN CARIBBEAN DEC 2021 – APR 2022 5-DAY WESTERN CARIBBEAN NORWEGIAN GEM NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY JAN – APR 2022 APR 2022 | AUG 2022 TAMPA DEPARTURES: 11-DAY EASTERN CARIBBEAN 11-DAY SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN NORWEGIAN GETAWAY NORWEGIAN GEM NORWEGIAN DAWN DEC 2021 – FEB 2022 DEC 2022 DEC 2021 – FEB 2022 | APR 2022 NORWEGIAN JOY 11-DAY SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN 7-DAY WESTERN CARIBBEAN DEC 2021 – JAN 2022 NORWEGIAN GEM NORWEGIAN DAWN NOV 2021 DEC 2021 | FEB – APR 2022 NORWEGIAN SKY FEB – MAR 2022 | AUG 2022| NOV 2022 EUROPE AMSTERDAM DEPARTURES: 12-DAY BALTIC 11-DAY GREEK ISLES NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NORWEGIAN DAWN 7-DAY BALTIC OCT 2021 OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN JUN 2022 10-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NORWEGIAN GETAWAY OCT 2022 10-DAY BRITISH ISLES OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN NORWEGIAN GEM MAY 2022 | AUG – OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN STAR MAY 2022 SEP 2022 NORWEGIAN JADE ATHENS (PIRAEUS) APR 2022 DEPARTURES: DUBAI DEPARTURE: 7-DAY GREEK ISLES 18-DAY EUROPE NORWEGIAN STAR NORWEGIAN JADE NOV 2022 NORWEGIAN JADE FEB 2022 APR – OCT 2022 7-DAY MEDITERRANEAN NORWEGIAN ESCAPE 10-DAY GREEK ISLES JUL 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY LONDON (SOUTHAMPTON) DEPARTURES: NOV 2021 5-DAY WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN 11-DAY GREEK ISLES 10-DAY BRITISH ISLES NORWEGIAN EPIC NORWEGIAN DAWN OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN JADE MAY – JUN 2022 | SEP 2022 MAR 2021 7-DAY WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN 11-DAY MEDITERRANEAN 10-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE NORWEGIAN EPIC NORWEGIAN DAWN APR – SEP 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY OCT 2022 NOV 2021 11-DAY WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NORWEGIAN EPIC 11-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE OCT 2021 OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN STAR NOV 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY MAY 2022 STOCKHOLM DEPARTURES: BARCELONA DEPARTURES: NORWEGIAN STAR 9-DAY BALTIC 9-DAY MEDITERRANEAN MAY – JUN 2022 | SEP – OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN NORWEGIAN STAR JUL 2022 MAY 2022 11-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE NORWEGIAN STAR 10-DAY BALTIC 10-DAY MEDITERRANEAN JUN – AUG 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN NORWEGIAN STAR JUL – AUG 2022 APR 2022 12-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE NORWEGIAN STAR 12-DAY BALTIC 3-DAY WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEP 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN NORWEGIAN EPIC JUN 2022 APR 2022 REYKJAVIK DEPARTURES: VENICE DEPARTURES: 7-DAY WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN 10-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE NORWEGIAN EPIC NORWEGIAN STAR 7-DAY GREEK ISLES & ITALY APR 2022 – OCT 2022 JUL – AUG 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN NOV 2021 11-DAY GREEK ISLES 10-DAY EUROPE NORWEGIAN EPIC NORWEGIAN GETAWAY NORWEGIAN GEM OCT 2022 OCT 2022 MAY – OCT 2022 9-DAY GREEK ISLES COPENHAGEN DEPARTURES: 11-DAY NORTHERN EUROPE NORWEGIAN STAR NORWEGIAN GEM 8-DAY BALTIC JUN – JUL 2022 MAY 2022 | JUL 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN JUL 2022 7-DAY MEDITERRANEAN ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) NORWEGIAN GEM 9-DAY BALTIC DEPARTURES: NOV 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN 10-DAY GREEK ISLES JUL – AUG 2022 10-DAY MEDITERRANEAN NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NORWEGIAN STAR MAY – OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY APR – MAY 2022 MAY – OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY NOV 2021 HAWAI`I MEXICAN RIVIERA HONOLULU DEPARTURES: LOS ANGELES DEPARTURES: 7-DAY 5-DAY PRIDE OF AMERICA NORWEGIAN BLISS JAN – DEC 2023 JAN 2022 7-DAY NORWEGIAN BLISS OCT 2021 – APR 2022 SAN DIEGO DEPARTURES: 5-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL DEC 2021 | APR 2022 7-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL DEC 2021 | JAN 2022 | APR 2022 PACIFIC COASTAL PANAMA CANAL LOS ANGELES DEPARTURES: LOS ANGELES DEPARTURES: PANAMA CITY DEPARTURES: 5-DAY 14-DAY 8-DAY NORWEGIAN BLISS NORWEGIAN BLISS NORWEGIAN JEWEL APR 2022 JAN 2022 MAR 2022 NORWEGIAN ENCORE NORWEGIAN JEWEL 9-DAY MAY 2022 OCT 2021 NORWEGIAN JEWEL FEB – MAR 2022 VANCOUVER DEPARTURES: MIAMI DEPARTURES: 10-DAY 3-DAY 11-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL NORWEGIAN ENCORE NORWEGIAN JEWEL JAN 2022 | MAR 2022 OCT 2021 NOV 2021 11-DAY 6-DAY NORWEGIAN PEARL NORWEGIAN JEWEL NORWEGIAN ENCORE JAN 2022 JAN 2022 OCT 2022 15-DAY 12-DAY 7-DAY NORWEGIAN ENCORE NORWEGIAN JEWEL NORWEGIAN BLISS APR 2022 APR 2022 OCT 2021 | OCT 2022 NORWEGIAN JEWEL NOV 2021 SAN DIEGO DEPARTURE: 16-DAY 11-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL NORWEGIAN BLISS FEB 2022 JAN 2022 NEW YORK DEPARTURES: SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTURE: 11-DAY NORWEGIAN JEWEL 17-DAY FEB 2021 NORWEGIAN ENCORE OCT 2021 14-DAY NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY NOV 2021 | NOV 2022 SOUTH AMERICA BUENOS AIRES DEPARTURES: 7-DAY NORWEGIAN STAR MAR 2023 14-DAY NORWEGIAN STAR DEC 2021 | DEC 2022 RIO DE JANEIRO DEPARTURES: 7-DAY NORWEGIAN STAR DEC 2021 | DEC 2022 SANTIAGO DEPARTURES: 14-DAY NORWEGIAN STAR JAN 2022 | JAN 2023 TRANSATLANTIC TRANSPACIFIC 16-DAY SEATTLE DEPARTURES: NORWEGIAN DAWN APR 2022 16-DAY NORWEGIAN SUN NORWEGIAN ESCAPE OCT 2021 | OCT 2022 APR 2022 RIO DE JANEIRO DEPARTURES: TOKYO DEPARTURE: 15-DAY 16-DAY NORWEGIAN STAR NORWEGIAN SUN MAR 2022 | MAR 2023 APR 2023 BARCELONA DEPARTURE: TOKYO (YOKOHAMA) 15-DAY ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) NORWEGIAN DAWN DEPARTURES: DEPARTURE: NOV 2022 15-DAY 16-DAY NORWEGIAN EPIC NORWEGIAN SUN LISBON DEPARTURES: NOV 2021 APR 2022 14-DAY 16-DAY NORWEGIAN STAR NORWEGIAN ESCAPE NOV 2021 | NOV 2022 NOV 2021 | NOV 2022 NEW YORK DEPARTURES: NORWEGIAN GEM DEC 2022 14-DAY NORWEGIAN EPIC 17-DAY APR 2022 NORWEGIAN DAWN NORWEGIAN GETAWAY NOV 2021 APR 2022 NORWEGIAN GETAWAY 15-DAY DEC 2021 NORWEGIAN GEM APR 2022 ITINERARIES MAY VARY. 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