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Est-ce que Hawaï fait partie de votre liste d'endroits à explorer ? Si oui, vous n'êtes pas le seul. Cette destination exotique offre des cascades spectaculaires, des plages à couper le souffle et une beauté envoûtante. Ce n'est donc pas étonnant que Hawaï soit une destination si populaire. Si vous recherchez une expérience immersive, une croisière à Hawaï est le meilleur moyen de découvrir tout ce que les îles ont à offrir. Pourquoi vous contenter d'une seule île lors de vos vacances à Hawaï alors que vous pourriez toutes les explorer avec une croisière Norwegian ? 

With an estimated 20 million passengers expected to cruise this coming year, where will you travel in 2019? Maybe you’ve always wanted to get up-close-and-personal with the whales in Alaska, sink your toes into the white sand beaches of the Caribbean, or to explore the rich history and cultures of Europe. Wherever you want to be in 2019, Norwegian Cruise Line has a cruise for you! Here are some great ideas for bucket list vacations to start planning for now

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.

If you're an avid cruiser, chances are your New Year's resolutions could go something like this: Learn a new language, go on more adventures, enjoy the moment, and, of course, travel more. Even the Dalai Lama suggests this: Once a year, we should go someplace we've never been before. He gets it. And so does travel photographer Matthew Karsten, who advises that an "investment in travel is an investment in yourself.” What are your travel plans and goals for 2019, and why not begin now? Here are seven fun and exciting ways to start the New Year on a cruise ship.

With over 70 cruise vacations to choose from this winter, where will you escape to? Norwegian has plenty of options to beat the cold. Whatever your choice, an escape to warmer destinations is a great way to take a break from the weather while making memories you’ll keep forever. Here are some of our winter 2018 cruises to book now, just in time for the season.

Norwegian Cruise Line's summer 2020 cruise itineraries are now open for sale. Destinations include cruises to Alaska, Bermuda, The Bahamas, Canada & New England, Europe, The Caribbean, and Hawaii. Full details and ship assignments are included in this article. 

No matter what upcoming holidays you'll be celebrating — Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, New Years', or even Festivus for the rest of us — Norwegian Cruise Line has a holiday cruise that's perfect for you, and your family, and friends. Here are the top holiday cruises to book now.

Now that you are retired, you have the time to travel the world as you'd like. Now is the ideal time to visit all of the locales that you've always wanted to see. But here's the question you now face: What are the best cruises for seniors? Whether you crave solitude or excitement, you'll find the right cruise vacation for you with Norwegian. 

Are you planning a honeymoon cruise in 2019? With so many amazing cruise deals and itineraries to pick from, you can't make a wrong choice. Knowing that cruising is one of today's best vacation values reinforces the idea that you're making the right decision.

Bucket lists have been popular for decades, and cruises are among the most frequently included items for people of all ages.  Not only do they allow you to spend time on the open seas, but they also pack in multiple destinations with more convenience and an affordable yet luxurious experience. While all cruises make for amazing vacations and bucket list items, these are some of the most epic once-in-a-lifetime cruises to add to your bucket list.

As the world’s most isolated landmass, Hawaii is literally the furthest you can get from your usual day-to-day routine. Cruising Hawaii is all about living on island time; taking the opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds this special archipelago. With four main islands, there’s a little something for everyone in Hawaii. From beaches with powdery soft sand (and black-sand beaches!) to towering volcanoes and lush rainforests, a Hawaii cruise offers some of the most unique, jaw-droppingly gorgeous landscapes to discover and photograph.

Life is an adventure. And truly, what could be better than an adventure? Well, how about an adventure in the Paradise of the Pacific - Hawaii!! An amazing 7-Day, round-trip Hawaii cruise from Honolulu on board the Pride of America will take you to 4 islands any time of year, plus you can enjoy overnight stays in both Kauai and Maui where you can maximize your island time. Now back to the adventure. Here are five thrilling things to do in Hawaii!

Planning a cruise to Alaska or cruising to Hawaii are both experiences that deserve more time. Cruisetours to Alaska and Hawaii are the easiest way to extend your Norwegian Cruise Line vacation. When you’re thinking of visiting two of the most beautiful destinations on Earth, why would you limit yourself to only 7 days? Before we talk about how to extend your cruise vacation in Alaska and Hawaii, let’s talk about why you should take advantage of these incredible opportunities.

Spring break is notorious for parties and unforgettable experiences, but most importantly, it gives students a chance to unwind after mid-terms and replenish themselves for the research papers and exams to come. While this means non-stop partying for many, for others it’s a chance to travel, explore, and learn about the world while relaxing and preparing for future studies. No matter what type of spring break cruise you’re looking for, these are some of the best 7-day or fewer itineraries to make your college experience even more memorable.

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a no-hassle, stress-free vacation experience in Hawaii with a multi-award winning itinerary incorporating 4 beautiful Hawaiian islands - Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai - with 2 overnight stays in their 7-Day cruise onboard Pride of America. Still not convinced? Here are 9 Reasons Hawaii is Best Experienced by Cruise.

With an estimated 27.2 million passengers expected to cruise this coming year, where will you travel in 2018? Maybe you’ve always wanted to get up-close-and-personal with the whales in Alaska, sink your toes into the white sand beaches of the Caribbean, or to explore the rich history and cultures of Europe. Wherever you want to be in 2018, Norwegian Cruise Line has a cruise for you! Here are some great ideas for bucket list vacations to start planning for now

There's no better way to see the islands of the world than aboard a cruise. What appears as a dot on the horizon grows larger and larger as you approach by ship, eventually becoming a swath of land just begging to be explored. From sunny specks of white sand beaches, to volcanic outcrops of towering peaks, and historic ports with sordid pasts, Norwegian Cruise Line visits islands in every corner of the world. Here, we list ten not to miss.

Le seul mot que les voyageurs associent à Hawaï plus qu'aucun autre est « Aloha ». Hawaï est connu sous le nom de « The Aloha State ». Ce mot est souvent associé à une formule de salutations, qu'il s'agisse de bonjour ou d'au revoir, mais le Aloha traditionnel possède un sens plus profond. À Hawaï, Aloha est un mode de vie. Ce mot porte un message d'harmonie et de tranquillité.

Bien avant de devenir le magnifique 50e et dernier État des États-Unis, Hawaï était un royaume tropical où régnaient les descendants des intrépides explorateurs polynésiens. Les passagers des croisières à Hawaï peuvent aujourd'hui encore remarquer l'influence de la Polynésie aux quatre coins de l'île, de la population à sa langue en passant par la nourriture. Les nations polynésiennes qui ont le plus influencé Hawaï sont Tonga, Tahiti, Fiji, les Marquises, Samoa et Aotearoa (Nouvelle-Zélande et Maori).