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In 1914, the Panama Canal made history as one of the most important artificial water passages in the world. At about 50 miles long, the canal crosses through the Isthmus of Panama to link the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Today, this engineering marvel and its intriguing history continue to captivate people around the globe. Now, you can experience it for yourself on a cruise vacation with Norwegian Cruise Line. On your Panama Canal cruise, you'll learn about the inner workings of the canal's intricate lock system all while enjoying the rich history, diverse cultures, and breathtaking natural landscapes of the area.

Let's hear it for New York, one of the most exciting cities in the world. From must-see attractions to top-notch entertainment and world-class shopping to exquisite culinary experiences, New York is the ultimate vacation destination. The only thing better is cruising from NYC to some of the world's most spectacular destinations. Ready to start planning? Read on to see where you can cruise from New York in 2022.

Looking for the ultimate escape? Norwegian's cruises from Los Angeles take you on exciting adventures along the Pacific Coast, through the Mexican Riviera, and even farther south to the world-famous Panama Canal. But your adventure doesn't stop there. Before you board your ship, or even after you disembark, you'll find loads of must-see attractions just waiting for you to discover in the City of Angels.

Picture this: you're sitting poolside with a cocktail in your hand listening to live music as you bask in the sun. A day later, you're hiking through tropical forests or horseback riding on a beach. These are just a few of the exciting possibilities when you take a 2022 cruise from Los Angeles with Norwegian Cruise Line.

If you live in South Florida, you probably already know how many fantastic itineraries are available to cruise from Miami. With Norwegian, you have options to take a short weekend cruise to the Bahamas, or head out on a longer adventure to The Caribbean, or even the Panama Canal. Ready to find your Break Free moment? Read ahead for our top 3 cruises to book if you live in Miami.

If you live in or near Los Angeles, you likely already know how many fantastic cruises conveniently depart from the area. With Norwegian Cruise Line, you have options to head up the west coast for five days, spend a week in the Mexican Riviera, or enjoy a two-week cruise through the Panama Canal. Where are you cruising next? Read on for some of our top choices of cruises from Los Angeles.

While many cruise lines feature itineraries that primarily depart from East Coast ports, Norwegian Cruise Line also offers a selection of cruises that depart from Los Angeles. You can visit ports in the Mexican Riviera, sail through the Panama Canal, or head north to British Columbia. If you are considering a West Coast cruise, here's what you need to know about 2021 cruises from Los Angeles.

Only Norwegian Cruise Line gives you the chance to explore the unmatched beauty found on the island of Harvest Caye. If you're looking for the ultimate island escape, keep reading to find out more about Norwegian's 2021 Harvest Caye cruises.

If you've ever dreamed about cruising through the Panama Canal, Norwegian Cruise Line can make it happen. You just need to decide if you want to do a full transit, visit parts of the Caribbean, or maybe even explore ports down in South America. Our lineup of 2021 Panama Canal cruises is ideal for whichever option is your top choice.

Daydreaming about getting away? Now you can plan your next vacation with our new 2022 and 2023 sailings. There are new places to discover and new memories to make. So, whether you’re excited to island hop in paradise on a Caribbean cruise, or can’t wait to explore exotic destinations, like Antarctica, come aboard our award-winning fleet and experience the vacation of a lifetime with Norwegian.

Are you searching for a relaxing cruise that combines history, culture, and breathtaking scenery with warmer weather? If so, a Panama Canal cruise should be at the top of your vacation list. This man-made marvel of the modern world is one of the most popular cruise destinations and with good reason. Here, cruisers have an opportunity to learn about the canal's intricate lock system, have the chance to explore and spot wildlife in the rainforest, travel on the Panama Canal Railway, and so much more.

If you’re ready to plan ahead for the best vacations, you’ll be excited to know that Norwegian Cruise Line has announced its newest cruise itineraries for winter 2020-2021, which are now open for sale. Highlights include sister ships Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Encore cruising from Miami to The Caribbean, Norwegian Escape’s debut in Port Canaveral, and Norwegian Epic’s return to San Juan, Puerto Rico.

As one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the Panama Canal is definitely something you should see in your lifetime. This 50-mile waterway was entirely man-made to connect the East and the West through Central America. Overall, 56,000 people worked on this project. If this mix of history, excellent weather, and numerous cultural sites sounds interesting to you, one of the best ways to tour this area is on a cruise.

As sister ships, Norwegian Bliss and Norwegian Joy proudly offer the same expansive Observation Lounge and many other twin features, including a waterfront promenade lined with bars, lounges, and dining options. In fact, there was one majorly fun difference Norwegian Joy could boast over its sibling ship — it sported the first ever race track at sea.

There is no better way to celebrate a wedding, birthday, or anniversary than with a cruise from one of the most recognized cities in the world — New York City. The Big Apple is overflowing with tons of energy, vibrancy, and class. But if you're a local, you'll agree that a getaway to warmer weather can only help you appreciate home that much more. Norwegian conveniently cruises from NYC, for a stress-free commute to the vacation you not only want, but need. New ships. New experiences. Cruise from the city that never sleeps and wake up to sandy beaches down south.