Unlock the Caribbean with NCL’s Norwegian Aqua™
Sponsored by Norwegian Cruise Line
Having successfully hosted more than 3,000 agents on several preview sailings in Europe, Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship, Norwegian Aqua, is now gearing up to take guests on a Caribbean adventure
The vessel, which is the first instalment in the line’s Prima Plus class, is 10 per cent larger than its Prima Class sister ships Norwegian Prima® and Norwegian Viva®.
Marquee features include mini golf and interactive darts, as well as a three-storey wellness facility and the first waterslide-come-rollercoaster at sea, the Aqua Slidecoaster.
Agents onboard the taster cruise hailed the vessel as the perfect pick for multi-generational family bookings, thanks to its broad variety of entertainment options – like thrilling shows in the Aqua theatre and LED sports facility the Glow Court – and range of dining choices, from Japanese and American BBQ to Starbucks and Italian delights.
The vessel will add to the line’s reputation as one of the leading operators in the Caribbean, where in 2025 and 2026 it will offer 42 itineraries and seven departure points across 13 ships.
Departing from Miami, Orlando (Port Canaveral), New York and New Orleans, NCL® will sail to the eastern, western and southern areas of the Caribbean, offering guests the chance to snorkel in the Mesoamerican Reef or visit islands with French, Dutch and British influences.
The line will also visit its two private island destinations, Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamans and Harvest Caye in Belize.
The former offers complimentary food options, activities such as swimming with pigs and ziplining, as well as exclusive access to Silver Cove with Mandara Spa® – a private lagoon with air-conditioned villas.
Meanwhile, Harvest Caye is the Caribbean’s premier resort-style destination with an expansive pool and beach area, the 136-foot Flighthouse featuring a zipline and rope course, large marina with dining and watersports.
Norwegian Aqua offers seven-day Caribbean: Harvest Caye, Cozumel & Roatan cruise return from Miami via Roatan (Bay Islands), Harvest Caye, Costa Maya and Cozumel, from October-November 2026, starting from £1,115pp**.
The vessel will also sail a seven-day Caribbean: Great Stirrup Cay & Dominican Republic itinerary, also return from Miami, calling at Puerto Plata, St. Thomas, Tortola and Great Stirrup Cay, from October 2025-April 2026 and November 2026-March 2027, from £885pp**.
On 12 December 2025, Norwegian Breakaway® will offer an 11-day Caribbean: Barbados & Antigua round-trip New York sailing calling at Basseterre, Bridgetown, St. John’s and St. Thomas, from £1,105pp.
Pair these standout sailings with NCL’s exceptional onboard service and its More at Sea™ upgrade package, which features premium beverages, speciality dining, Starlink Wi‑Fi and excursion credits from £249pp* based on a seven-to-eight-night cruise, and your customers’ will come back yearning for more.
However your customers plan to experience the Caribbean over the next few years, NCL has a ship and itinerary suited to all types of travellers.
*More At Sea™ upgrade charge depends on cruise length: from £249 for cruises of 7-8 days; all offers: limits, conditions, restrictions and exclusions apply.
**Lead prices are correct at time of going to print, shown in £GBP and based on cruise only, dual occupancy including government taxes, port expenses & fees. NCL reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions & to change or update fares, fees & surcharges at any time without prior notice. General excise tax (GET), discretionary onboard service charges & gratuities additional.
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