Norwegian Prima offers a wide range of accommodation options. Browse cabins to find the stateroom that suits your needs. Contents Studio Decks: Deck Thirteen,Deck Twelve Category: T1 Size: 94 sq. ft.

The Norwegian Prima is the newest ship to make its debut this year but what is it really like to sail onboard NCL’s newest entry into the world of cruising? With its newest ship, the Norwegian Prima, ...

The Norwegian Prima. The ship will sail from San Juan in 2026. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Norwegian A port swap has resulted in a season's worth of canceled sailings on two Norwegian Cruise Line ships.

A 12-night cruise reveals delights and drawbacks, ending with memories of port excursions, an impressive ship, friendly staff and delicious food. Many or all of the products on this page are from ...

When Norwegian Cruise Line was designing its new Norwegian Prima ship, rather than simply going bigger than their last ships, the company took a different approach. While the first vessel in the new ...

This article originally appeared in the May issue of AGENTatHOME magazine. Subscribe here to receive your free copy each month. Like its Prima Class sisters, Norwegian Prima and Viva, the new ...

Norwegian Cruise Line's newest ship, Norwegian Aqua, is the first in the line’s Prima Plus Class and is 10% larger than its predecessors, Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva. Aqua features expanded ...

Guests onboard the Norwegian Prima took to their feet during a concert by the Prima's godmother, recording artist Katy Perry. Photo Credit: Andrea Zelinski ONBOARD THE NORWEGIAN PRIMA -- Surrounded by ...

Norwegian Cruise Line has six planned sister ships in its new Prima class, the first of which will begin sailing with passengers in just a couple of weeks and is headed to Florida later this year. The ...

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), one of the largest cruise lines in the world, has decided to renew its fleet for the first time in almost 10 years. Norwegian Prima is the company’s first next-generation ...

Editor's note: Lori A. May was a guest of Norwegian Cruise Line which paid for the trip. All opinions expressed below are entirely hers and were not subject to review by Norwegian Cruise Line.