Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has launched 24 new port-intensive cruises across Asia, making the total of 85 Asia-Pacific voyages across Norwegian Spirit, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Sky.
The itineraries will sail from September 2024 through March 2026.
NCL will deploy the most ships in this part of the world for an extended season of voyages from 15 departure ports, including Auckland, New Zealand; Bali, (Benoa) Indonesia; Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand; Manila, the Philippines; Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia; Seoul (Incheon), South Korea; Singapore; Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan; Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan; Vancouver, Canada; Sydney, Melbourne and, for the first time, Cairns, Australia; and Lautoka, Fiji.
These new nine-to-19-day voyages offer guests an average of 10 hours in port to over 60 locations, including NCL-first calls to Albany, Busselton, Fremantle, Port Douglas and Townsville, Australia; Matsuyama and Niigata, Japan; Aitutaki in the Cook Islands; and Suva, Fiji.
Spanning 18 months, this season will also feature 36 overnight port stays in Asia-Pacific to 11 places, including highlights like Japan’s Osaka, Himeji, and Tokushima. Other overnight calls include Hong Kong; Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand; and Bali as well as Lembark (Lombok), Indonesia.
For more information, visit Norwegian Cruise Line.
