08/15/2026
Pro tip...... Book your vacation early so that you can pay on it longer. Not hurting the wallet so much!
🚨 NEW: Norwegian Cruise Line Announces More Than 450 Cruises for Summer 2028!
It’s never too early to start planning your next vacation!
Norwegian Cruise Line has officially opened its Summer 2028 cruises for booking, featuring more than 450 voyages ranging from 3 to 14 days across 20 ships, 25 homeports, nearly 150 destinations and 51 countries.
And there are some BIG itinerary highlights 👀
🏝️ Bahamas & Caribbean: Norwegian Aqua, Luna and Aura will visit Great Stirrup Cay, giving guests the opportunity to experience the new Great Tides Waterpark. Norwegian Aura will also sail 7-day Eastern Caribbean cruises from Miami.
🏔️ Alaska: Four ships will sail Alaska from April through October 2028, with Norwegian Encore, Bliss and Joy offering weekend departures from Seattle. Every sailing will feature glacier viewing.
🇪🇺 Europe: Guests can explore destinations throughout the Mediterranean, Greek Isles, British Isles, Iceland and Northern Europe. Norwegian Jewel will even make its Morocco debut, while Norwegian Getaway will make NCL’s first-ever visit to Vik, Norway.
🌊 Bermuda: Norwegian will return to Philadelphia for a fifth consecutive season, with Norwegian Gem sailing 7-day Bermuda cruises featuring overnight stays at Royal Naval Dockyard. Cruises will also depart from New York and Boston.
🌺 South Pacific: Norwegian Spirit will offer 11- to 13-day itineraries from Sydney, Fiji, French Polynesia and Honolulu.
Why this matters 👇
NCL says nearly 80% of these voyages will be spent in port, with 175 overnight stays and late departures across 53 destinations, giving travelers even more time to explore each destination.
💡 MVP Tip: Summer 2028 may sound far away, but booking early means more choices when it comes to your preferred ship, itinerary, sailing date and stateroom.
Ready to start planning for 2028? Contact me your Magical Vacation Planner today!
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