Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has opened additional cruises for the spring/summer 2026 season for flights throughout Europe. 8 NCL ships sail around Europe, the Mediterranean Sea and the Baltic Sea, on cruises of various lengths. 225 new cruises, including 150 ports of call.
Some of the cruises will have a kosher kitchen and a special dining room for kosher keepers, in collaboration with the company Golden Tours from Israel. On the other cruises, it is possible to order kosher dishes, which are served in the standard dining rooms on the ships (like on a plane).
In addition, NCL also offers South Pacific cruises, warm-weather summer cruises in the Western Caribbean, and cruises to Canada and New England for the fall season. Among the new cruise ships sold in Europe, NCL will sail to Waterford, Scotland; Lairvik (Sturd), Norway; and Palamos, Spain for the first time.
One of the most important innovations that Norway offers is the greatest flexibility in the navigation routes. There will be an option to embark on a cruise in various ports throughout, and also an option to end in a port of our convenience.
Select seven to 14 day sailings also offer overnight stays in Reykjavik, Iceland; Copenhagen, Denmark; and more. NCL is anchored in 11 ports in 10 different European countries, including Helsinki – a new home port for NCL.
The company offers travelers the opportunity to start and end their holiday at the destination that best suits their wishes.
David Herrera, President of Norwegian Cruise Line, said: “At NCL, we are proud to offer our guests a variety of options to plan their vacation destination. new destination, we make sure our guests can vacation with us from start to finish From transportation, air programming and much more, we strive for the best service to offer around.”
