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Sponsored: NCL places focus on Asia and Australasia with refreshed sailings

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Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has enhanced its offering in Asia and Australasia with a refreshed range of sailings on board Norwegian Sun

It comes as the line encouraged agents to push its exotic cruise collection for 2024 and 2025 to consumers now, with sailings selling out fast.

In Australia and New Zealand, guests can discover new adventures at every turn, from wildlife to urban life and everything in between.

They can gaze at the Sydney Opera House, witness the unspoiled beauty of the South Island’s waterfalls and fjords, and explore the artistic and cultural legacy of the Aboriginal and Maori peoples.

Meanwhile, in Asia, they will feel the energy of Tokyo or take in the futuristic, otherworldly skyscrapers in Dubai which pierce the skies, or uncover temples and palaces tucked into Cambodia’s untouched landscapes.

Discover Asia and Australasia on board NCL’s Norwegian Sun

Refurbished in 2021, Norwegian Sun now features Bliss Ultra Lounge on deck six, the Spinnaker Lounge on deck 12 and the new Los Lobos Cantina restaurant.

Set sail on the vessel’s 12-day Asia: Indonesia & Malaysia itinerary, which calls in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi, Phuket, Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya for £970pp.

In Phuket, customers can visit historic Buddhist temples, recline on some of Thailand’s most popular beaches or dive into a vibrant underwater world on a snorkelling tour.

Alternatively, the 14-day Indonesia & Australia: Lombok, Komodo & Great Barrier Reef sailing departs Bali for Cairns via Lembar, Komodo, Darwin, Cooktown, Townsville, Airlie Beach and Port Douglas for £1,100pp.

Guests will journey from Bali to the landscapes of Barat National Park and explore mangrove forests, hike up mountainous terrain or lounge on one of the beaches.

Elsewhere, the 14-day South Pacific: Fiji, Vanuatu & Great Barrier Reef itinerary departs Cairns for Lautoka, calling at Airlie Beach, Townsville, Noumea, Lifou, Port Vila, Mystery Island, Dravuni and Suva for £1,139pp.

Customers can make the most of their itinerary by upgrading with Free at Sea packages with NCL, which, from £299pp on 12–14-day cruises, offer all applicable packages including premium beverages, speciality dining, WiFi, excursion discounts and third and fourth guests pay taxes only on applicable sailings.

Terms and conditions apply to all offers, see norwegiancentral.com for details.

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