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If you’re in need of a break from The Big Apple, a cruise vacation can do just the trick. Norwegian Cruise Line's 2021 New York cruises can take you to Bermuda, the Caribbean, or even on a Transatlantic adventure. You can experience everything from a quick four-day getaway to Bermuda or spend 10-days island hopping in the Caribbean. Have a longer vacation in mind? Norwegian's 15-day Transatlantic cruise is the longest itinerary available on our schedule of 2021 cruises from New York. Just check your calendar and pick a spot. You can leave the rest up to us.

Daydreaming about getting away? Now you can plan your next holiday 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 holiday of a lifetime with Norwegian.

Set sail on your Bermuda cruise with Norwegian from New York and enjoy a slew of exciting itineraries. Your ship docks at the Royal Naval Dockyard, the top tourist spot in the entire country, for all-access to the best Bermuda has to offer. So if sun, sand, and culture are calling your name, check out these six reasons to book one of Norwegian's 2021 Bermuda cruises now.

If you're ready to start planning your next cruise holiday, you'll be excited to know that Norwegian Cruise Line just announced new itineraries for select ships. Stay tuned as many exciting new itineraries continue to be unveiled.

Bermuda is easily reached from the East Coast of the United States, making it an ideal tropical getaway for travellers looking for a short cruise holiday. Norwegian Cruise Line offers a number of Bermuda cruises, including four- and five-night itineraries. If you are considering a Bermuda cruise, learn everything you need to know about Norwegian's Bermuda short cruises.

If you've spent the summer leisurely sipping rosé by the pool, hiking in national parks, or relaxing at the beach, you're probably sad to realize that summer will soon be coming to an end. Fortunately, it is not too late to squeeze in one last trip before summer comes to a close. A Labor Day cruise is a cost-effective and fun way to end the summer. You can book a Labor Day cruise holiday now to take advantage of some great deals. Discover four of the best 2019 Labor Day cruises. 

Although you might not be thinking about your summer cruise holiday just yet, now is the time to get started on planning your trip. Choosing the right location to travel to early will leave you with plenty of time to plan activities and things to do. This way, you'll have a wonderful holiday without having the stress of rushing around at the last minute trying to book excursions. Booking ahead of time will also help you save money during the busy summer season. 

Norwegian Cruise Line held an unforgettable keel laying ceremony for Norwegian Encore today at the Meyer Werft shipyard, unveiling the award-winning entertainment lineup and onboard activities scheduled for the ship’s Fall 2019 debut.

There is no better way to celebrate a wedding, birthday, or anniversary than with a cruise from one of the most recognised 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 holiday 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.

If you're planning a Bermuda cruise, historic St. George will likely be one of your top places to explore on holiday. St George's Parish consists of several islands all connected by bridges. These islands make up Bermuda's East End. St. George's town is the central town and the historical heart of Bermuda. The town is more than four centuries old. The Island's first settlers, Sir George Somers, and his men landed in St. George in 1609.