Norwegian Cruise Line encourages Indian cruisers to set sail on its Newest Asia Pacific Itineraries
Norwegian
Cruise
Line
(NCL),
the
innovator
in
global
cruise
travel,
has
recently
launched
a
series
of
14
immersive,
destination-rich
Asia
Pacific
itineraries
aboard
the
spectacularly
refurbished
Norwegian
Spirit.
During
its
eight-month
season
in
Asia
from
September
2024
to
April
2025,
Norwegian
Spirit
will
offer
a
selection
of
four
to
14-day
voyages
from
five
departure
ports
including
Manila,
Singapore,
Taipei,
Tokyo
and
Seoul
starting
September
2024
and
through
April
2025.
“Having
more
ships
and
an
expanded
selection
of
itineraries
across
Asia
Pacific
underlines
NCL’s
firm
commitment
to
this
region,
both
as
a
source
market
and
destination.
Cruising
is
the
ideal
way
to
explore
the
range
of
fascinating
destinations
and
immersive
shore
excursions
on
offer
without
having
to
constantly
pack,
unpack”
said
Ben
Angell,
VP
and
managing
director
of
NCL
APAC.
“We
know
Asia
is
a
popular
choice
for
local
travellers
–
Japan
is
one
of
my
personal
favourites
–
and
we
are
excited
to
expand
our
options
in
this
market
to
excite
our
Indian
guests.”
A
smaller
ship
at
just
over
2,000
guests,
Norwegian
Spirit
is
packed
full
of
features
including
the
adults-only
Spice
H20
pool
retreat,
enthralling
entertainment,
and
the
doubled-in-size
Mandara
Spa™,
featuring
a
Thermal
Suite
with
steam
room,
sauna,
shower
experience
and
heated-tile
loungers.
With
14
dining
options
to
choose
from
including
French
flavours
at
Le
Bistro
and
contemporary
Italian
at
Onda
by
Scarpetta,
guests
can
holiday
their
way,
with
no
set
dining
times,
tables
or
dress
codes.
There
is
also
an
extensive
range
of
amenities
and
activities,
providing
a
hassle-free
holiday
option
for
multi-generational
families
who
are
looking
for
different
onboard
and
onshore
experiences,
to
fulfill
their
individual
vacation
dreams,
while
still
coming
together
to
create
unforgettable
memories.
A
variety
of
staterooms
on
board
offer
greater
options
to
accommodate
families
of
all
sizes,
including
interconnecting
and
family
staterooms
that
can
be
combined
to
create
a
larger
space.
Featured
itineraries
include:
Norwegian
Spirit
12-day
Japan
round-trip
from
Tokyo:
Osaka,
Sapporo,
Busan
&
Mt
Fuji
Departing
October
23,
2024,
this
enthralling
voyage
captures
the
true
essence
of
Japan
and
its
unique
blend
of
ancient
and
contemporary
cultures.
Highlights
include
overnight
stays
in
the
culinary
and
cultural
capitals
–
Osaka
and
Kyoto
–
as
well
as
the
perfectly
preserved
Edo
period
architecture
and
teahouses
of
Kanazawa,
exploring
the
natural
beauty
and
ancient
Samurai
district
of
the
new
port
of
Akita,
bathing
in
healing
hot
springs
and
mud
baths
in
Beppu,
or
the
contrast
of
tranquil
Buddhist
temples
and
cosmopolitan
city
life
in
Busan,
South
Korea.
10-day
Asia
from
Seoul
to
Tokyo:
Osaka,
Kohi,
Jeju
&
Mt
Fuji
Departing
the
lively
Korean
capital
of
Seoul
on
March
13,
2025,
this
inspiring
itinerary
includes
visits
to
nine
ports
in
10
days
and
includes
an
overnight
stay
for
a
more
in-depth
discovery
of
Osaka,
Japan.
Highlights
include
the
magnificent
natural
attractions
of
Jeju,
Korea,
including
the
Hallasan
UNESCO
Biosphere
Reserve
and
the
world’s
longest
lava
tube;
the
intricate
arts
and
crafts
and
Chinese-influenced
cuisine
of
Naha
(Okinawa),
one
of
Japan’s
most
popular
holiday
islands,
or
a
tranquil
bay
cruise
in
the
shadow
of
majestic
Mt
Fuji
in
Shimizu.
12-day
Asia
from
Seoul
to
Tokyo:
Jeju,
Nagoya
&
Sapporo
Departing
Seoul
(Incheon)
on
April
2,
2025,
this
is
the
ultimate
cruise
for
guests
keen
to
tick
Japan’s
iconic
cherry
blossoms
off
their
travel
bucket
list,
whether
at
Kenrokuen
Garden
and
Kanazawa
Castle
Park
during
a
day
in
Kanazawa,
on
a
visit
to
Himeji
Castle
in
Himeji,
or
throughout
the
famous
parks
of
Tokyo.
