Check Your Inbox!
Username or password.
Please provide the information below and we'll send you an email containing your Username and a link to reset your Password.
Still having issues signing in?
1-866-625-1160
Mon - Fri 9:00am - 8:00pm ET Sat, Sun 9:00am - 5:30pm ET
USERNAME OR PASSWORD?
Link your account, your account.
Please give us the information below so we can link your accounts for you or Create a new My NCL account .
Benefits of Registering
Benefits of
Registering.
- Reserve your table at specialty dining restaurants
- Receive exclusive email updates, deals, and insider tips
- Explore and book shore excursions before they fill up
- Book seats for entertainment, spa services and other onboard activites
- Check in online and prepare your boarding eDocs to save time at the pier
- Access your itinerary, cruise history and Latitudes Rewards Account information
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience.
- Already Booked?
Tap our phone number to call us for a FREE consultation
- Email Deals
- Personal Quote
- Advanced Search
- Featured Cruise Deals
- Deals by Destination
- Deals by Cruise Line
- Deals by Departure Port
Last Minute Cruise Deals
Holiday Cruise Deals
Military Cruise Deals
- Family Cruise Deals
Popular Destinations
Australia/New Zealand
- Canada / New England
Popular Int'l Departure Ports
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Barcelona, Spain
Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
Piraeus (Athens), Greece
Reykjavik, Iceland
Southampton, England
Stockholm, Sweden
Sydney, Australia
Vancouver, British Columbia
Venice, Italy
Popular U.S. Departure Ports
Baltimore, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey
Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida
Los Angeles, California
Miami, Florida
New York, New York
Port Canaveral, Florida
San Francisco, California
Seattle, Washington
Popular Lines
Luxury Lines
River Lines
AmaWaterways
Atlas Ocean Voyages
Avalon Waterways River Cruises
Carnival Cruise Line
Celebrity Cruises
Holland America Line
MSC Cruises
Norwegian Cruise Line
Oceania Cruises
Paul Gauguin Cruises
Princess Cruises
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Royal Caribbean International
Seabourn Cruise Line
Silversea Cruises
Uniworld River Cruises
Viking Expeditions
Viking Ocean Cruises
Viking River Cruises
Windstar Cruises
Land Vacations
- Cosmos Tours
- Globus Journeys
- Kensington Tours
- Tauck Tours
All-Inclusive Resorts
Cruising 101
- Free Consultation
Why Cruise?
Shore Excursions
Cruising Tips
Future Cruise Credits
Photo Galleries
Specialty Cruises
Group Cruises
Business / Incentive Cruises
Events & Meetings at Sea
Private Charters
Theme Cruises
- River Cruises
Cruise Tours
Wedding Cruises
Hosted Cruises
Family Cruises
Senior Living at Sea
News & Media
Press & News
Testimonials
Social Media
Pre-registration
Passports / Visas
Travel Protection
Why Cruise Web?
Our Approach
Low Price Guarantee
Gift Certificates
Customer Service
Not sure where to start?
Talk to a travel consultant.
Expert guidance with no booking fees!
Take advantage of limited-time offers and special deals
Your Norwegian Cruise Line Cruise Information
Congratulations on your upcoming Norwegian Cruise Line cruise and thank you for selecting The Cruise Web! Here you will find important information to assist you in your preparations to your cruise vacations:
NOTICE : Health and safety protocols, guest conduct rules, vaccination requirements and regional travel restrictions are fast evolving, vary by cruise line, ship, destination and travel supplier, and are subject to change without notice. Due to evolving health protocols, imagery and messaging may not accurately reflect onboard and destination experiences, offerings, features, itineraries, protocols and/or restrictions. These may not be available during your voyage, may vary by ship and destination, and may be subject to change without notice.
Each traveler is responsible for ensuring their compliance with all passport, visa, vaccination and/or other entry/exit requirements and payment of any charges, fees, duties, taxes or assessments related to your travel.
To learn more about the latest travel requirements for Norwegian Cruise Line, CLICK HERE .
Ready to Redeem Future Cruise Credits?
We are available 7 days a week to help with all of your cruise vacation planning , including with Future Cruise Credits . CLICK HERE to learn more about redeeming Future Cruise Credits , or call 1-800-377-9383 .
10% OFF SHORE EXCURSIONS!
See if you're eligible for our exclusive 10% SAVINGS on shore excursions by calling 1-800-377-9383 .
Your Tickets:
Your E-tickets will be available online no later than 30 days prior to your sailing. Please pre-register online (please click the link below for online registration) and print out your Boarding Pass.
Pre-registration:
Due to increased security in ports worldwide, your embarkation will be much faster and easier if all of your pertinent information is already in the cruise line's check-in system. If you are pre-registering for multiple cabins, please note that each cabin needs a different username and password to pre-register. Please CLICK HERE to pre-register online .
IMPORTANT NOTICE: By booking with The Cruise Web, Passenger explicitly agrees to the terms of the Guest Ticket Contract ( https://www.ncl.com/fr/en/about-us/terms-conditions ). Please read all sections carefully as they affect the passenger's legal rights.
Identification, Passport & Visa Information:
Proof of citizenship and photo identification will be required for your vacation. A valid US passport and visa (for certain destinations only) may also be required for your travel . The United States Department of State has recently changed documentation requirements for travel outside of the United States, and continues to review these requirements. For example, when traveling to certain countries, your passport must be valid for several months beyond the date in which you expect to complete your travel and return home. Please visit the State Department website at www.travel.state.gov , for the official and most up to date documentation requirements, and also for instructions on how to renew or obtain a passport. You may also contact the National Passport Information Center toll free at 1-877-487-2778.
NOTE : Effective May 3, 2023, travelers who elect to use a U.S. state-issued driver's license must ensure that it is REAL ID-compliant , which should be indicated by the presence of a star located near the upper corner of the card.
Non-US citizens should check with their local consulate to determine the specific documents required for travel.
Shore Excursions:
Optional shore excursions are a great way to make the most of your cruise vacation, and we suggest booking yours with either The Cruise Web's third party excursion partner, Shore Excursions Group , or directly with the cruise line.
Advantages of booking your excursions with Shore Excursions Group, our preferred partner, include up to 40% savings, a money-back guarantee, more tour options, guaranteed return to ship and 24/7 traveler support at 1-866-703-0606.
NOTE : Excursions booked through Shore Excursions Group are NOT operated by the cruise line, but rather are arranged by Shore Excursions Group.
Cruise Web Exclusive : SAVE 10% on Excursions. Call 1-800-377-9383 to see if you're eligible!
To browse shore excursions from Shore Excursions Group (The Cruise Web's 3rd party tour partner), please CLICK HERE .
To browse shore excursions directly with Norwegian Cruise Line, please CLICK HERE .
Either way, we recommend you book early for the best selection, as shore excursions and tours have limited capacity and fill up quickly!
Preferred Flights:
If your vacation package includes airfare, your airfare is subject to the carriers, dates, times, and routing selected by the cruise line or provider. You may also contact your Cruise Web cruise specialist to request Preferred Flights through Cruise Web's cruise line partners. Preferred Flights are strongly encouraged to accommodate your flight dates, times, routing, or airline choices. The cost of Preferred Flights is from $75 to $200 per person, depending on the cruise line, plus any difference in airfare.
Travel Protection:
Travel insurance is available through our partner, Travel Guard Insurance. Please call your cruise consultant for pricing and full coverage details as soon as possible. Coverages may vary and not all coverage is available in all jurisdictions. CLICK HERE for more information about travel protection offered through Travel Guard .
Travel Advisories and Vaccination Requirements:
For health advisories and vaccination requirements, visit the Center for Disease Control at www.cdc.gov . For US State Department travel advisories, see www.travel.state.gov . To learn more about the latest travel requirements for Norwegian Cruise Line, CLICK HERE .
Frequently Ask Questions:
Please CLICK HERE to read our F.A.Q. guide .
Information About Ports:
Please CLICK HERE for more information on different ports of call .
Terms and Conditions:
Please CLICK HERE to review Terms and Conditions .
Still Have Questions?
Please contact your personal Cruise Consultant or CLICK HERE to email your questions .
We Make Vacation Planning Easy
With an overwhelming world of choices, we understand you may need some personal assistance to plan your perfect vacation. From finding the right destination to choosing the best departure date, we're here to help. Plus, our experienced travel consultants have access to exclusive vacation deals to make sure you get the best value for your time and money.
Expert guidance. No booking fees.
Find a cruise.
- All Cruise Types
- Popular Cruises
- Luxury Cruises
Vacation Deals
Destinations & ports.
- All Destinations
Cruise Lines
- Popular Cruise Lines
- Luxury Cruise Lines
- River Cruise Lines
- All Cruise Lines
- All About Cruising
- Already Booked
Follow our social media and blog for the latest cruise and travel news, including our best vacation deals.
- Monthly Newsletter
Here are the documents and costs to keep in mind when planning a cruise
As I made plans this summer to take a cruise, I worked my way through my pre-travel checklist. I booked my flights, researched ground transportation options and selected a hotel for the night before boarding.
But I had yet to tick one important box: renewing my expired passport .
I had not traveled internationally since the pandemic began and needed a deadline to motivate me, so shortly before my sailing from the Netherlands to New York , I filled out the application, paid the fees, and did a quick photo shoot at my local Walgreens.
Passports are just one of the documents travelers may need when taking a cruise, which can add to the overall cost of a trip. Here's what travelers should have on hand and what costs they might encounter before and during their trip:
Inconsistent Wi-Fi and ocean views: What it's like to work from a transatlantic cruise
Learn more: Best travel insurance
Sailing with children: 11 cruises you need to take while the kids are still young
What documents will travelers need to board a cruise?
The U.S. State Department recommends cruise passengers sailing from America have a passport.
U.S. citizens booked on closed-loop cruises – those that start and end at the same U.S. port – can enter the country with a government-issued photo ID and birth certificate instead, but the State Department encourages having a passport "in case of an emergency, such as an unexpected medical air evacuation or the ship docking at an alternate port," according to its website . Cruise lines may also require it.
Denise Jewell, owner of Opulence Travel Agency, also recommends having a passport, even on closed-loop cruises, in case you don't make it back to the ship in time during a stop.
"It'll be much easier to deal with the locals if you have a passport as opposed to a birth certificate," Jewell said.
If travelers need to apply for or renew a passport, "the sooner you get started the better," said Danny Genung, CEO of travel agency Harr Travel. He suggested beginning that process as soon as you book your trip, even if it's a year in advance.
"This is one of the big pain points and stress points of travel if you wait too long," Genung said.
Even travelers who have procrastinated, though, may not be out of luck. I mailed my passport renewal application on Sept. 7 and paid about $208 in fees overall, including expedited service. I received my new passport on Oct. 3, about two weeks before my trip.
What costs will travelers encounter while taking a cruise?
Many costs associated with a cruise are included in the fare travelers pay when they book. "I think one of the things I would point out is, spending money on a cruise ship is a choice," said Genung, noting that he has been on many cruises and spent nothing additional except on gratuities. However, with mainstream cruise lines, there are generally some key expenses to keep in mind (on luxury lines, many of these costs are likely to be included in the fare).
► Taxes, fees and port expenses : In addition to the fare, travelers must pay taxes, fees and port expenses, said Brigitte Feinberg, a travel adviser and independent affiliate of Avenue Two Travel. Those can vary based on the specifics of your trip.
► Gratuities: On mainstream lines such as Royal Caribbean International, Feinberg said, gratuities are automatically added to travelers' bills on a per person, per day basis.
Those prices can vary. Royal Caribbean charges $16 per guest each day staying in non-suite staterooms, and $18.50 for those in suites, while Carnival Cruise Line applies a $14.50 daily charge per passenger for non-suite rooms, and $16.50 for guests in suites, according to their websites.
Marvel Day at Sea returns: Disney Cruise Line event is back with more superheroes, villains than ever
Cruise line guide: Traveling with family, or maybe looking for adventure? There's a cruise line for that
Guests can prepay those gratuities, so they "don't have to worry about that bill at the end of the cruise," Feinberg said, or pay them as part of the final bill. Passengers can also adjust the gratuities up or down, though Feinberg does not recommend the latter.
She added that some guests also bring cash to tip crew members directly who "went above and beyond" during the trip.
► Some food and drinks: While much of the food is included on mainstream lines, some restaurants and items may cost extra.
On my October Holland America Line cruise, I visited specialty restaurants with prices ranging from $19 to $49 per person, plus an 18% gratuity.
Lines such as Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Line also include basic drinks like iced tea and regular coffee while charging for others. Genung said, "in a lot of cases there's good value" in pre-purchasing specialty dining or beverage packages.
► Shore excursions: On mainstream cruise lines, Feinberg said, excursions are not included either. "Yes, the room's only $300 for a week, but by the time you're all said and done you're going to be spending a lot more than that," she said.
She said excursions can run from $50 to hundreds of dollars per person.
Most cruise lines have promotional sales on excursions and other packages before the cruise, Genung said, which can offer "significant savings," particularly for families traveling together.
"I have two little kiddos myself, and it's a lot more expensive to travel than when it was just my wife and I," he said. "So, you know, when you multiply an unexpected cost times four, or five or six, it gets pretty exponential."
► Wi-Fi: Many cruise lines charge extra for Wi-Fi, but the price may depend on your needs.
Norwegian Cruise Line, for instance, sells both basic and premium options for one, two, and four devices, starting at $25.50 per day if guests purchase online and about $30 per day if they purchase on board, according to its website . The line also sells a 250-minute option.
Genung noted that it is almost always cheaper to purchase the internet prior to boarding than it is after getting on the ship.
► Laundry: Depending on the length of the sailing, travelers may run out of clean clothes as I did on my October transatlantic cruise.
Like many mainstream lines,Holland America offered laundry services with several options, to choose from. I picked the Laundry By the Bag package, which cost $30 for as many clothes as I could fit in a bag the line placed in my stateroom closet.
New cruise ship: MSC Cruises will sail World America from the US in 2025
Cruise lines change COVID-19 rules: Royal Caribbean, Disney Cruise Line further lift requirements
There was also an Unlimited Pressing package for $75 and an Unlimited Laundry option for $135, including pressing, both for the duration of the sailing, according to an info sheet in my stateroom.
Feinberg noted that some cruise lines also have laundry rooms where guests can wash and dry their own clothes, such as Carnival, which charges $3.50 for each washer load, and $3.50 per dryer load, according to its website .
- Search Please fill out this field.
- Manage Your Subscription
- Give a Gift Subscription
- Newsletters
- Sweepstakes
Florida Cruise Port Home to MSC, Norwegian, and More Is Expanding — What to Know
Port Canveral's new terminal is expected to be up and running by 2026.
Education Images/Getty Images
A cruise port on Florida’s Space Coast is going bigger, planning to build a brand-new cruise terminal to meet demand.
Port Canaveral’s new, expanded cruise terminal will be built at one of the existing berths and is expected to be operational by summer 2026, according to the port . When complete, it will have the ability to serve multiple cruise lines.
"A new cruise terminal and the business it will deliver builds on our Board’s commitment to the economic prosperity of our Port community," Micah Loyd, the chairman of the Canaveral Port Authority Board of Commissioners, said in a statement. “This proactive, business-oriented strategy reaffirms our commitment to ensure the State of Florida continues to prosper from cruise tourism and remains the ‘Cruise Capital of the World’.”
When finished, the new terminal will extend the current North 8 berth by more than 300 feet to accommodate larger cruise ships. The project will also include a new multi-story parking facility with the ability to accommodate up to 3,000 vehicles along with roadway improvements.
Port officials expect disruptions to current operations to be minimal during construction due to the project’s location.
Capt. John Murray, the Port Canaveral CEO, said in the statement the planned new terminal is “key to retaining and growing this important business segment that supports many jobs and delivers high value to our regional and state economy.”
Currently, several major cruise lines call Port Canaveral home: Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line, and MSC Cruises. In fact, the site welcomed an all-time high 6.8 million cruise passengers in the 2023 fiscal year, according to the port .
From Port Canaveral , which is nestled along Florida’s Space Coast , travelers can explore NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex , hang out on the sand at Cocoa Beach , tour mangroves, keep an eye out for manatees and dolphins, and more.
Related Articles
- Grand Rapids/Muskegon
- Saginaw/Bay City
- All Michigan
You can actually take a nude cruise on board a Norwegian ship
- Published: May. 06, 2024, 1:09 p.m.
- Edward Pevos | [email protected]
Passengers on board this upcoming cruise may be able to fit everything they need into just one carry-on bag. An 11-day nude cruise is being offered for next year on board the Norwegian Pearl.
The “ Big Nude Boat 2025 ,” as it’s being called, is being offered in partnership exclusively between CruiseBare.com and Norwegian Cruise Line. It sets sail to and from Miami, Florida from February 3 through February 14, 2025.
The Pearl holds 2,300 passengers and will visit a private island as well as Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Maarten, San Juan and Martinique. A cruise experience like this is different, but not all that uncommon. It’s similar to booking a corporate retreat cruise, LGBTQ cruise, or a music festival at sea.
“Full ship charters are popular because it’s essentially a takeover of the ship. The group can customize the experience, including the entertainment, programming, dining and even clothing rules,” Jim Carey, owner of Cruise Holidays told MLive. “On a charter, you’re going with all like-minded people. Everybody who signs up for this is fully aware of the theme and you can’t purchase it directly through the cruise line.”
There are a few rules passengers must comply with on board the Big Nude Boat 2025. Nudity is allowed when the ship is at sea unless an announcement has been made to the contrary. However, when the ship is docked in port, all passengers must be dressed throughout the whole ship, including balconies, until the ship leaves port.
Clothing is required in all dining rooms. Bathrobes don’t count. A clothes-free buffet will be offered on the pool deck. And passengers must sit on a towel or some article of clothing when bare bottomed anywhere on the ship.
No photographs, videos or electronic images of any person may be taken without their consent, whether nude or clothed. There will also be no photo zones located around the pool and in dance venues.
Prices start at $2,000 per person for an inside state room.
Stories by Edward Pevos
- Majestic Gordie Howe Bridge is just an NHL rink away from being connected
- Surprisingly fast, bumpy Belle Isle Slide to soon reopen with some changes
- Get them while they’re hot! $25 Michigan concert ticket deal is about to end
- Get ready for nothin’ but a good time at the National Cherry Fest with Bret Michaels
- Donald Glover bringing his alter ego Childish Gambino to Michigan
If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
- Share full article
Advertisement
Supported by
44-Foot Whale Found Dead on Bow of Cruise Ship Coming Into New York
The endangered sei whale, usually found in deep waters, was discovered on the bow of a cruise ship as it arrived at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, marine authorities said.
By Livia Albeck-Ripka
As the cruise ship approached New York on Saturday, it was found to be carrying a grim, and unexpected, catch: The carcass of a 44-foot-long endangered whale, draped across its bow.
The whale, which marine authorities described as a sei whale, is known for its rapid swimming and preference for deep waters, far from the coast. Its body was discovered as the ship neared the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, and the authorities were “immediately notified,” said MSC Cruises, which owns the ship.
A spokeswoman for the company said in an email that it had “comprehensive measures” in place to avoid such collisions, including training deck officers and altering itineraries in certain areas to avoid them. “We will continue to evaluate and update our procedures with our partners and the authorities,” she said.
Marine authorities said that they had towed the animal, estimated to weigh some 50,000 pounds, from the bow, and transferred it by boat to a beach in Sandy Hook, N.J., where they conducted a necropsy on Tuesday.
The investigation is continuing, but preliminary results — broken bones in the whale’s right flipper; tissue trauma along its right shoulder blade; a full stomach and decent layer of blubber — all pointed toward the animal having been in otherwise good health when it was likely struck and killed by the ship, said Robert A. DiGiovanni, the chief scientist of the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society, which is leading the investigation .
The whale was already “pretty decomposed” by the time scientists began the necropsy, he added, so they worked quickly to collect samples that could be tested for contaminants and other biotoxins that would indicate any other relevant health issues. “It looks like the animal was alive and it was hit by a vessel,” he said, noting that investigators had not ruled out other factors.
Mr. DiGiovanni said that his conservation group, which is federally authorized to respond to marine mammal strandings in New York, had dealt with more than 100 whales over the past several years, many of which had been entangled in nets or struck by vessels. Most of those whales were humpback and North Atlantic right whales, he added, noting that it was more uncommon to come across a sei whale.
Sei whales usually live in subtropical, temperate and subpolar waters and are named after the Norwegian word for pollock, “seje,” because the mammals are often found together with the fish. Their long, sleek bodies are usually dark blue or black with a cream-colored underside, and are often scarred by shark and lamprey bites.
In the 19th and 20th centuries, the whales were commercially hunted for their meat and oil, decimating their population, which is now designated as depleted under the Marine Mammal Protection Act .
Mr. DiGiovanni said that the death was a reminder that humans shared the open water with many other mammals. “When you’re out there, these animals might be there,” he said. “We need to make people more aware about how to operate around these animals.”
A spokeswoman for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said by email that mariners along the East Coast were encouraged to slow down their vessels, stay alert, and report any sightings of dead, injured or entangled whales to the authorities.
Livia Albeck-Ripka is a Times reporter based in Los Angeles, covering breaking news, California and other subjects. More about Livia Albeck-Ripka
- Enable Accessibility
- 00800 0310 21 21 1-855-577-9489 1-877-288-3037 1-877-288-3037 1-877-474-2969
- | NCL Travel Blog">11-Reasons to Cruise to Alaska this Summer | NCL Travel Blog
- | Norwegian Cruise Line">14-Day Authentic Alaska - Northbound Cruise Tour | Norwegian Cruise Line
- | Deck Plans | Norwegian Cruise Line">14-Day Authentic Alaska - Southbound Cruise Tour | Deck Plans | Norwegian Cruise Line
- | Norwegian Cruise Line">20-Day Transpacific from Tokyo (Yokohama) & Alaska | Norwegian Cruise Line
- | NCL Travel Blog">11 Reasons to Cruise to Alaska this Summer | NCL Travel Blog
- View All Results
- Preferences
- Latitudes Rewards
- Special Offers
- Personalised Recommendations
- Make reservations before you cruise
- 1 (current)
* Terms & Conditions Package not available on sailings less than 5 days or charter sailings.
Shore Excursion Details
Danger island retreat & wildlife cruise, ketchikan (ward cove), alaska.
Added to Favourites!
- 3 1/2 hrs Estimate Duration
Create the adventure of your choosing on Danger Island and settle in for a leisurely cruise along the coast while looking for iconic Alaskan wildlife. As preparation for the island adventure, you will first dine on a hearty buffet much like the ones served in logging camps. The remaining time on this forested private island can be spent however you please. There are a variety of optional activities ranging from learning survival skills to participating in a cooking class to strolling along the beach that rims the island. That is the beauty of this experience – you can join in whatever activities suit your mood and abilities. Or do nothing more ambitious than relaxing around the campfire while making s’mores. On the return cruise, the on-board naturalist will describe the wildlife that you may encounter. Humpback whales, orcas, sea lions and porpoises are just of few of the marine creatures that inhabit these waters.
• Enjoy a short but spectacularly scenic cruise to Danger Island. • Feast on a delicious Alaskan-inspired meal featuring locally sourced ingredients. • Join interactive activities such as culinary workshops and wilderness survival skill-building, if you choose. • Opt for more leisurely activities, including a scenic boardwalk stroll, relaxing around a campfire and lounging in a hammock. • Look for wildlife while cruising along the coast with an on-board naturalist guide.
HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing. • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.
Need to Know:
Check out the, activity attributes, excursion type:.
Activity Level:
- 3 Challenging
IMAGES
COMMENTS
Once you've booked your Norwegian cruise, " Register " for an account or " Log In to My NCL " to explore and plan all of the wonderful things you can do every night of your vacation. The videos on this page walk you through important things to know before you go and things to do on land and on board. If we can't locate your reservation ...
You can still find a booking even if you don't have a profile. Booking reference. Last name. Get receipt (also applies to canceled flights) Log in to Norwegian. Find your travel documents, manage your bookings, order extra baggage, add seat reservation and other extras.
Easily access your cruise anytime and anywhere - conveniently from your laptop or mobile device. You'll be able to view your booking confirmation, including itinerary details, summary of charges, and remaining balance. You can also make secure payments, add travel protection, and book shore excursions.
Booking - Norwegian Cruise Line
Please provide the information below and we'll send you an email containing your Username and a link to reset your Password. The information you entered does not match records found in our system. Please check your entries and try again or call 1-866-625-1160 .
You can access your reservation via our Customer Self Service page, available at: My Cruise Reservation. To access your reservation you will need: Your 8 digit confirmation number: 136- _____ (Don't know your number? Check your confirmation email or ask a Chat Agent) Email address used when booking your reservation; Guest last name on the booking
Within Customer Self Service, you will be able to: Make a payment. Add travel protection. Add Shore Excursions. Confirm trip details. Request an invoice/confirmation. Visit the Manage Your Booking area of the Help Center to learn more. You are able to view your reservation via our Customer Self Service section, available at: My Cruise ...
The Norwegian Cruise Line app is now available on all ships! Retrieve reservation details, view your E-docs, prepare and save time boarding with mobile check-in, and access directions to the pier. Organize vacation itineraries by pre-booking activities in advance and while onboard i.e. shore excursions, dining reservations, entertainment, and ...
To access your reservation details, click the "Review and Confirm Reservation Details" link in your confirmation email (subject line:... 800-278-4737 Back To Main Site CruisesOnly, An Official Agency of: Norwegian Cruise Line
Once you've booked your Norwegian cruise, " Register " for an account or " Log In to My NCL " to explore and plan all of the wonderful things you can do every night of your holiday. The videos on this page walk you through important things to know before you go and things to do on land and on board. If we can't locate your reservation, just ...
Explore and book shore excursions before they fill up. Book seats for entertainment, spa services and other onboard activites. Check in online and prepare your boarding eDocs to save time at the pier. Access your itinerary, cruise history and Latitudes Rewards Account information. Cruise deals for Alaska, Hawaii, Bahamas, Europe, or the Caribbean.
Discover the best cruise deals for your next vacation with Norwegian Cruise Line. Book online and choose from a range of destinations, ships and offers to suit your style and budget. Enjoy the flexibility and freedom of Freestyle cruising and make your cruise holiday unforgettable.
Norwegian Fleet Information and Port Destinations. Everything Norwegian has to offer and how to make the most of your cruise destinations. What you need to know before you go. Let us unpack, explore life onboard, and more Payment and Reservation Information. Learn how to make payments, view your booking details, make changes to your booking ...
Manage my cruise Log in to access your cruise booking and payment confirmations, view itinerary details, and make secure payments. You can also add travel insurance, prepare with our packing lists, book additional rooms, and schedule shore excursions.
Submit travel details. Booking reference. Passenger's last name. See booking details. Get receipt (also applies to canceled flights)
Your Norwegian Cruise Line Cruise Information. ... Shore Excursions Group, or directly with the cruise line. Advantages of booking your excursions with Shore Excursions Group, our preferred partner, include up to 40% savings, a money-back guarantee, more tour options, guaranteed return to ship and 24/7 traveler support at 1-866-703-0606. ...
Last name. Get receipt (also applies to canceled flights) Log in to Norwegian. Find your travel documents, manage your bookings, order extra baggage, add seat reservation and other extras.
Last name. Get receipt (also applies to canceled flights) Log in to Norwegian. Find your travel documents, manage your bookings, order extra baggage, add seat reservation and other extras.
Those prices can vary. Royal Caribbean charges $16 per guest each day staying in non-suite staterooms, and $18.50 for those in suites, while Carnival Cruise Line applies a $14.50 daily charge per ...
To complete your online registration, you will need your Norwegian registration number located on your booking reservation details (invoice) and personal information for each guest. Visit: What information is required when pre-registering with the cruise line. The registration page for Norwegian is listed below: Norwegian Cruise line online ...
Port Canveral's new terminal is expected to be up and running by 2026. A cruise port on Florida's Space Coast is going bigger, planning to build a brand-new cruise terminal to meet demand. Port ...
Book things to do on board and on land. Maximise every day and night of your cruise. Before you set foot on board, you can line up all your shore excursions, speciality dining reservations, entertainment, spa appointments and more. Having everything pre-arranged means less time coordinating and more time enjoying. After all, you're on holiday.
Passengers on board this upcoming cruise may be able to fit everything they need into just one carry-on bag. An 11-day nude cruise is being offered for next year on board the Norwegian Pearl. The ...
The Norwegian Cruise Line app is now available on all ships! Retrieve reservation details, view your E-docs, prepare and save time boarding with mobile check-in, and access directions to the pier. Organize vacation itineraries by pre-booking activities in advance and while onboard i.e. shore excursions, dining reservations, entertainment, and ...
Find your booking to continue. * Booking reference (6 characters) * Last name.
May 8, 2024. As the cruise ship approached New York on Saturday, it was found to be carrying a grim, and unexpected, catch: The carcass of a 44-foot-long endangered whale, draped across its bow ...
Create the adventure of your choosing on Danger Island and settle in for a leisurely cruise along the coast while looking for iconic Alaskan wildlife. As preparation for the island adventure, you will first dine on a hearty buffet much like the ones served in logging camps.
Please note that this is a Norwegian retail site, hence Norwegian legislation and rules apply to any fees and/or charges. ... Sign in to manage your bookings, check in and get rewarded with CashPoints. Log in. I don't have a profile. You can still find a booking even if you don't have a profile. × ... Before you book your next flight...