CRUISE SHIP (By Sonali Bhatnagar, BTM-Ist ,KUK)
A cruise ship is a luxury vessel that is used to
take passengers on a pleasure voyage in a journey that is as much a part of the
experience as the various destinations on the way. In contrast to an ocean
liner that transports passengers from one point on the globe to the other often
across the oceans, a cruise ship or a cruise liner as it is known by most,
takes the people on board to a round trip that is of varied duration, from a
single day to possibly a week and culminates at the originating port. This is a
very refreshing mode of enjoyment and recreation, which relaxes the mind and
replenishes energies to a great extent.
History
The present day form of
cruising can be traced back to the beginning of the twentieth century when the
transoceanic traveling was at its zenith. The only mode of transport was the
ships so the different companies that were in this business offered the best
services to compete in the market. These ocean liners with luxurious services
offered what came to be known as line voyages. But because of the long journey,
which at best would be no less than four days, there had to be huge storage for
fuel and other necessities and that didn’t leave much room for luxuries. With
the advent of jet airplanes in the latter half of the last century, there was a
shift in passenger preference and the long sea voyages were left for only the
ardent sea fans.
Advent of Cruise Ships
This situation was ideal
for the launch of a cruise ship. It needed something strikingly different and
exciting to bring back the interest of the people to sea voyages and this is
where these trips gained popularity. Considering the fact that the journey is
relatively short with many stoppages at exotic locations, the ships are
designed accordingly, thereby making more room and utilizing that space for an
open design that exudes extravagance. It would be appropriate to liken a cruise
ship to a floating hotel complete with a hospitality unit amongst other crew
members.
Facilities on
Cruise Ships:
The facilities on board
these cruise liners include great dining services. Some liners offer open air
dining on the deck, where as, there are others that have expensively designed
dining halls with mouth watering recipes to leave a long lasting impression on
the passengers. In addition to this there are casinos, fitness centers, spas,
cinemas, and some ships even have a Broadway like theater. These cruise ships
also boast of swimming pools, hot tubs, lounges, libraries, gyms and clubs. To
put it in a nut shell, they pamper the passengers with the best of hospitality
and services that can be imagined with some of the choicest natural views along
the sea.Over the last decade,
cruising has become an integral part of the tourism industry contributing over
$25 billion yearly to this booming sector. The major bulk of the business as
expected comes from the North American and European regions but the other areas
like the pan pacific are also catching up.
TYPES OF CRUISE SHIP ARE:
This section is to show the different types of ships designed to provide cruise and excursion
services in seas, oceans, rivers and lakes all around the world.
- MAINSTREAM CRUISE SHIP
It is the most common and popularly
known type of cruise ship, marketed by most of the companies in the sector as
floating resorts designed and equipped to suit the needs of the majority of
cruise passengers. These vessels have a capacity for 850 – 3,000 passengers,
and include all sorts of standard resort features, amenities and services, such
as restaurants, bars and pubs, nightclubs and discos, shopping areas, theatres
and cinemas, galleries and museums, libraries, casinos, personal care areas
with gyms and spas, swimming pools and other sport facilities.
- MEGA CRUISE SHIP
A mega cruise ships
are able to accommodate more than 5,000 persons, and they are currently the
largest and more sophisticated vessels in the world. It is the most
common and popularly known type of cruise ship, marketed by most of the
companies in the sector as floating resorts designed and equipped to suit the
needs of the majority of cruise passengers. These vessels have a capacity for
850 – 3,000 passengers, and include all sorts of standard resort features,
amenities and services, such as restaurants, bars and pubs, nightclubs and
discos, shopping areas, theatres and cinemas, galleries and museums, libraries,
casinos, personal care areas with gyms and spas, swimming pools and other sport
facilities.
- OCEAN CRUISE SHIP
Ocean cruise ships
are built to the most exacting standards to withstand the harsh conditions of
ocean voyages in long and world cruises.
- LUXURY CRUISE SHIP
Luxury cruise ships
are equipped with the most sophisticated and technologically advanced nautical
systems, high standard features and luxurious comforts.
First-class, personalized service is just one of the hallmarks of luxury cruise
lines. Exotic itineraries, varying degrees of inclusivity in pricing, fine
wines and gourmet cuisine as well as universally high crew-to-passenger ratios.
- SMALL CRUISE SHIP
Cruise ships with a
capacity up to a few hundred passengers onboard, offering more intimate and
relaxing experiences in less familiar destinations. At The Small Cruise Ship Collection, we only
do small ship cruises - Our smallest 'ship' carries just 8
people - The largest around 250. Most carry 40-100 passengers, and this has
many advantages. More personable. On a small ship, you will get to know the
passengers, the captain and crew. It is strange, but true, that it is much
easier to meet people when there are fewer of them.
- ADVENTURE CRUISE SHIP
Adventure cruise
ships are designed and equipped to provide services that include visits of
remote destinations, most commonly inaccessible to larger vessel. 22- to 84-guest and are equipped with
top-of-the-line kayaks, paddle boards, hiking poles, binoculars, and many even
feature a custom-built kayak launch system. And depending on your destination
and vessel, snorkeling gear and wet suits. We provide the adventure, equipment,
opportunities, fun, expert crew, expedition guides, and the vessel.
- EXPENDITION CRUISE SHIP
Specially designed ships, or adapted research or icebreaker vessels,
operated by specialized companies to offer their customers an exclusive
experience in remote destinations.
- RIVER CRUISE SHIP
River cruise ships have a capacity for no more than a few hundred
passengers, and are specially designed to navigate rivers and inland waterways. River cruises are one-week or longer,
overnight passenger cruises on vessels that range in size. Dimensions
dictated by the locks and bridges that the vessels must past through and under.
MOST POPULAR CRUISE SHIP ARE:
- Allure of the
Seas
- Norwegian
Getaway
- Anthem of the
Seas
- Carnival
Breeze
- Oasis of the
Seas
- Carnival
Sunshine
- Celebrity
Reflection
- Disney Dream
- Regal Princess
- Norwegian Breakaway
1. ALLURE OF THE SEA
The 5,400-passenger Allure
builds on the blueprint introduced by its sister, Oasis. Both ships feature
attractions like ziplining and a handmade wooden carousel, but Allure has its
own twists, including a Brazilian churascarria and the Broadway show
"Mamma Mia!".
Deployment: Year-round Caribbean cruises out of Fort Lauderdale
Sleep
20-plus cabin categories ranging from insides to suites, "In-facing" balconies, Suites include lofts, two-bedrooms overlooking the AquaTheater.
Eat 20-plus dining options, Johnny Rockets burgers, hot dog joint, Alternative venues: Japanese, Italian, steakhouse, Mexican
20-plus cabin categories ranging from insides to suites, "In-facing" balconies, Suites include lofts, two-bedrooms overlooking the AquaTheater.
Eat 20-plus dining options, Johnny Rockets burgers, hot dog joint, Alternative venues: Japanese, Italian, steakhouse, Mexican
Fun
Coney Island-style Boardwalk with carousel, Outdoor AquaTheater for daredevil diving shows, Beach" and "sports" pools, plus H2O zone for kids
Coney Island-style Boardwalk with carousel, Outdoor AquaTheater for daredevil diving shows, Beach" and "sports" pools, plus H2O zone for kids
ITINERARY 2017
7 nights / 8 days, round-trip The Worlds Largest Gay
Cruise
22 Jan
|
Departing from Fort Lauderdale, Port Everglades,
Florida
|
24 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Cozumel, Mexico
|
25 Jan 09:00 - 16:00
|
Costa Maya, Mexico
|
27 Jan 12:00 - 19:00
|
Labadee, Royal Caribbean
private island, Haiti
|
29 Jan
|
Arriving in Fort Lauderdale, Port Everglades,
Florida
|
2.
NORWEGIAN GETAWAY
Norwegian Getaway, which
debuted in 2014, is a Miami-inspired ship that sails year-round from that port.
You'll notice touches of South Beach throughout: the Tropicana room, designed
as a 1940s Havana supper club; the Flamingo Grill, serving Cuban food; and Burn
the Floor with a Havana nights theme and sultry Latin dancing.
Deployment: Cruises to the Caribbean
Sleep
2,014 cabins in 11 main categories, some adjoining and wheelchair-accessible, Cabins are energy efficient, requiring key cards to operate lighting and power, 59 Studio cabins for solos
2,014 cabins in 11 main categories, some adjoining and wheelchair-accessible, Cabins are energy efficient, requiring key cards to operate lighting and power, 59 Studio cabins for solos
Eat
27 restaurants, indoors and out, Celebrity chef-inspired venues include Ocean Blue and Carlo's Bakery, Three complimentary main dining rooms
27 restaurants, indoors and out, Celebrity chef-inspired venues include Ocean Blue and Carlo's Bakery, Three complimentary main dining rooms
Fun
Ice Bar (literally the coolest spot onboard), Sky Trail ropes course with an eight-foot-long plank, Kids' pool, adults-only deck and five water slides
Ice Bar (literally the coolest spot onboard), Sky Trail ropes course with an eight-foot-long plank, Kids' pool, adults-only deck and five water slides
ITINERARY 2017
7 nights / 8 days, round-trip Caribbean from Miami
22 Jan
|
Departing from Miami, Florida
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24 Jan 10:00 - 18:00
|
Roatan Island, Mahogany
Bay-Coxen Hole, Honduras
|
25 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Harvest Caye, NCL private island,
Belize
|
26 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
|
Costa Maya, Mexico
|
27 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
|
Cozumel, Mexico
|
29 Jan
|
Arriving in Miami, Florida
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3.ANTHEM OF THE SEAS
The innovative,
4,180-passenger Anthem of the Seas debuted in 2015 with crazy attractions like
a skydiving simulator and a London Eye-style glass pod that rises over the pool
deck. The high-tech ship offers fast Wi-Fi, onboard bookings via tablets and apps,
and RFID bracelets for cabin access and on-ship purchases. The look is classy
and modern, and cruisers are spoiled for choice in dining, accommodations and
sea day fun.
Deployment: Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean and Canada/New England
cruises out of Bayonne
Sleep
1,570 cabins with balconies out of 2,090, total Inside rooms feature Virtual Balcony LED screens with ocean views, Choice of suite types, all with extra perks and exclusive dining room
1,570 cabins with balconies out of 2,090, total Inside rooms feature Virtual Balcony LED screens with ocean views, Choice of suite types, all with extra perks and exclusive dining room
Eat
Four main dining rooms with different themes, menus, Devinly Decadence offers tasty, low-cal choices, Don't miss pub snacks at Michael's Genuine Pub
Four main dining rooms with different themes, menus, Devinly Decadence offers tasty, low-cal choices, Don't miss pub snacks at Michael's Genuine Pub
Fun
SeaPlex offers bumper cars, roller skating, trapeze lessons, video games and Ping-Pong, Hit shows "We Will Rock You" and high-tech "Spectra's Cabaret" , Gorgeous adults-only Solarium with cascading pools
SeaPlex offers bumper cars, roller skating, trapeze lessons, video games and Ping-Pong, Hit shows "We Will Rock You" and high-tech "Spectra's Cabaret" , Gorgeous adults-only Solarium with cascading pools
ITINERARY 2017
12 nights / 13 days, round-trip Southern Caribbean
Cruise
14 Jan
|
Departing from New York, Cape Liberty NYC
|
17 Jan 15:00 - 23:00
|
San Juan, Puerto Rico
|
18 Jan 10:00 - 19:00
|
Philipsburg, St Maarten Island,
Dutch Antilles
|
19 Jan 07:00 - 17:00
|
St Johns, Antigua
|
20 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
|
Fort-de-France, Martinique
|
21 Jan 07:00 - 16:00
|
Bridgetown, Barbados
|
22 Jan 10:00 - 18:00
|
Basseterre, St Kitts Island
|
26 Jan
|
Arriving in New York, Cape Liberty NYC
|
The boisterous Carnival
Breeze debuted in 2012 as the third ship in the line's popular Dream Class. The
3,690-passenger Breeze embodies a new breed of Fun Ship with a toned-down
tropical feel and more cohesive decor. Changes come thanks to a new designer and
the first full execution of the line's half-billion-dollar "Fun Ship
2.0" initiative, a fleetwide identity overhaul focusing on food, booze and
entertainment.
Deployment: Year-round Caribbean cruises out of Miami and Galveston
Sleep
Spacious standard cabins, from insides to balconies, plus spa cabins and suites, Family "quint" cabins have two bathrooms, Deck 2 "cove balconies" offer additional privacy
Spacious standard cabins, from insides to balconies, plus spa cabins and suites, Family "quint" cabins have two bathrooms, Deck 2 "cove balconies" offer additional privacy
Eat
Varied mix of dining options with only a few extra-fee venues, Pair of two-deck dining rooms with flexible and assigned dining options, Revamped top-ship buffet for less congested crowds
Varied mix of dining options with only a few extra-fee venues, Pair of two-deck dining rooms with flexible and assigned dining options, Revamped top-ship buffet for less congested crowds
Fun
Water park with slides and water sprayers, Each bar has a unique vibe, music, decor and drink list, Great interactive show: "Hasbro, the Game Show"
Water park with slides and water sprayers, Each bar has a unique vibe, music, decor and drink list, Great interactive show: "Hasbro, the Game Show"
ITINERARY 2017
7 nights / 8 days, round-trip Western Caribbean
15 Jan
|
Departing from Galveston, Texas
|
18 Jan 07:00 - 18:00
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Roatan Island, Mahogany
Bay-Coxen Hole, Honduras
|
19 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
|
Belize City
|
20 Jan 08:00 - 16:00
|
Cozumel, Mexico
|
22 Jan
|
Arriving in Galveston, Texas
|
5.OASIS OF THE SEAS
The 5,400-passenger Oasis
launched in 2009 as the largest cruise ship ever built. In addition to debuting
many at-sea firsts, including an outdoor AquaTheater, Oasis represents a revolution
in design. An open-air corridor carved out along the length of the ship creates
space for a tropical foliage- and eatery-filled Central Park and a Coney
Island-style Boardwalk.
Deployment: Year-round Caribbean cruises out of Fort Lauderdale or
Port Canaveral
Sleep
In-facing balconies overlook Central Park and Boardwalk, Apartment-sized double-decker "Lofts" ,Family cabins, from insides to suites
In-facing balconies overlook Central Park and Boardwalk, Apartment-sized double-decker "Lofts" ,Family cabins, from insides to suites
Eat
More than 20 dining options, about half for-fee, Fan favorite Park Cafe for paninis, salads, Coastal Kitchen restaurant for suite passengers only
More than 20 dining options, about half for-fee, Fan favorite Park Cafe for paninis, salads, Coastal Kitchen restaurant for suite passengers only
Fun
Foliage-filled Central Park is hub for eating, drinking, Glass-covered Solarium with pool, Surf simulators, zipline and rock-climbing walls
Foliage-filled Central Park is hub for eating, drinking, Glass-covered Solarium with pool, Surf simulators, zipline and rock-climbing walls
ITINERARY 2017
7 nights / 8 days, round-trip Eastern Caribbean
Cruise
22 Jan
|
Departing from Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida
|
23 Jan 08:00 - 15:00
|
Nassau, New Providence Island,
Bahamas
|
25 Jan 11:00 - 19:00
|
Saint Thomas Island, Charlotte
Amalie, USVI
|
26 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
|
Philipsburg, St Maarten Island,
Dutch Antilles
|
29 Jan
|
Arriving in Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida
|
The 3,006-passenger
Carnival Sunshine received a huge makeover in 2013, adding most of the Fun Ship
2.0 upgrades. Among the additions are Guy's Burger Joint, the BlueIguana
Cantina, Cucina del Capitano, Alchemy Bar and a triple-deck adults-only
Serenity deck.
Deployment: Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean and Canada/New England
cruises out of Charleston, New York, Norfolk, Port Canaveral and San Juan
Sleep
No-frills cabin options: insides, ocean views, balconies and suites, Muted decor of whites and browns with blue carpeting and pillows, Spa cabins get free fitness classes and thermal suite access
No-frills cabin options: insides, ocean views, balconies and suites, Muted decor of whites and browns with blue carpeting and pillows, Spa cabins get free fitness classes and thermal suite access
Eat
Plenty of free dining options, focusing on casual eats, Extra-fee options include Italian, steak and Asian venues, Breakfast burritos at the BlueIguana Cantina are out of this world
Plenty of free dining options, focusing on casual eats, Extra-fee options include Italian, steak and Asian venues, Breakfast burritos at the BlueIguana Cantina are out of this world
Fun
The Punchliner Comedy Club for family-friendly and adults-only comedy, WaterWorks and SportSquare for outdoor fun and thrills, "Hasbro, the Game Show" and four shorter PlayList Production shows
The Punchliner Comedy Club for family-friendly and adults-only comedy, WaterWorks and SportSquare for outdoor fun and thrills, "Hasbro, the Game Show" and four shorter PlayList Production shows
ITINERARY 2017
8 nights / 9 days, round-trip Eastern Caribbean
21 Jan
|
Departing from Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida
|
23 Jan 07:00 - 14:00
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Grand Turk Island
|
24 Jan 12:00 - 22:00
|
San Juan, Puerto Rico
|
25 Jan 08:00 - 18:00
|
Saint Thomas Island, Charlotte
Amalie, USVI
|
26 Jan 08:00 - 16:00
|
Philipsburg, St Maarten Island,
Dutch Antilles
|
29 Jan
|
Arriving in Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida
|
7. CELEBRITY REFLECTION
Cool sophistication is the
unmistakable vibe onboard 3,046-passenger Celebrity Reflection, the final --
and biggest -- of the five ships in Celebrity's Solstice Class. You'll find
class staples like the Lawn Club, Solarium and themed dining venues, as well as
additional suite classes -- but no official nightclub.
Deployment: Caribbean and Mediterranean cruises from Miami and Rome
Sleep
1,532 cabins include family cabins and seven types of suites, Balcony cabins feature 54-square-foot balconies, AquaClass cabins and suites offer spa perks and free
1,532 cabins include family cabins and seven types of suites, Balcony cabins feature 54-square-foot balconies, AquaClass cabins and suites offer spa perks and free
Eat
Six for-fee restaurants, from crepes to DIY steaks, AquaClass passengers get exclusive restaurant, Blu, cuisine diners order quirky international comfort food on iPads
Six for-fee restaurants, from crepes to DIY steaks, AquaClass passengers get exclusive restaurant, Blu, cuisine diners order quirky international comfort food on iPads
Fun
Impressive cocktail serving at Martini Bar, Adults-only Solarium for no-sunburn lounging,Cellar Masters: a wine-lover's happy place.
Impressive cocktail serving at Martini Bar, Adults-only Solarium for no-sunburn lounging,Cellar Masters: a wine-lover's happy place.
ITINERARY 2017
7 nights / 8 days, round-trip Eastern Caribbean
Cruise
21 Jan
|
Departing from Miami, Florida
|
23 Jan 15:00 - 22:00
|
San Juan, Puerto Rico
|
24 Jan 09:00 - 18:00
|
Philipsburg, St Maarten Island,
Dutch Antilles
|
25 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
|
Basseterre, St Kitts Island
|
28 Jan
|
Arriving in Miami, Florida
|
The 2,500-passenger Disney Dream
-- which debuted in 2011 -- takes a classy, art deco approach to family
cruising. Star Wars-themed play areas, adults-only bars and sun decks, and
standout shows (including fireworks) make for a memorable multigenerational
vacation.
Deployment: Year-round Bahamas cruises from Port Canaveral
Sleep
Inside cabins feature "magical portholes", Cabins feature bath-and-a-half setup,For more room try a Concierge Suite
Inside cabins feature "magical portholes", Cabins feature bath-and-a-half setup,For more room try a Concierge Suite
Eat
Rotational dining setup: Eat in one of three main restaurants every night, but keep same waiters Buzzworthy $85-a-head French venue, Remy Diners interact with "Finding Nemo's" Crush at Animator's Palate
Rotational dining setup: Eat in one of three main restaurants every night, but keep same waiters Buzzworthy $85-a-head French venue, Remy Diners interact with "Finding Nemo's" Crush at Animator's Palate
Fun
AquaDuck water coaster ride circles the pool deck, Disney produces some of cruising's best stage shows, Adults-only Satellite Sun Deck and Fall.
AquaDuck water coaster ride circles the pool deck, Disney produces some of cruising's best stage shows, Adults-only Satellite Sun Deck and Fall.
3 nights / 4 days, round-trip Bahamian Cruise
20 Jan
|
Departing from Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida
|
21 Jan 09:00
- 17:00
|
Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas
|
22 Jan 08:00
- 16:00
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Castaway Cay, Disney private island, Bahamas
|
23 Jan
|
Arriving in Port Canaveral, Orlando, Florida
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9 .REGAL PRINCESS
Regal Princess is
unmistakably elegant and strikes the right balance between fun and refinement.
Its hub is the grand Piazza for entertainment, food, drinks and
people-watching. Don't miss the SeaWalk, a glass walkway that juts out from the
Lido Deck; it's a hallmark of this class of ships.
Deployment: Caribbean, New England/Canada and Europe cruises from
Fort Lauderdale, New York City, Copenhagen, Berlin and St. Petersburg
Sleep
1,780 cabins include three types of suites, but no window-only cabins 81 percent of cabins have balconies.
1,780 cabins include three types of suites, but no window-only cabins 81 percent of cabins have balconies.
More contemporary decor, larger showers and handheld showerheads
Eat
Plenty of free dining, including Alfredo's Pizzeria and International Cafe snacks
Plenty of free dining, including Alfredo's Pizzeria and International Cafe snacks
All three main dining rooms offer menus for dietary restrictions
Huge buffet with plenty of seats
Fun
Princess Live! -- the first television studio at sea
Princess Live! -- the first television studio at sea
Sanctuary adults-only sun deck
Popcorn and cookies for pool deck Movies Under the Stars
ITINERARY 2017
14 nights / 15 days, round-trip Caribbean East/West
Adventurer
15 Jan
|
Departing from Fort Lauderdale, Port Everglades,
Florida
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16 Jan 09:00 - 17:00
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Princess Cays, private Island,
Eleuthera Bahamas
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17 Jan 12:00 - 19:00
|
Grand Turk Island
|
19 Jan 07:00 - 16:00
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George Town, Grand Cayman Island
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20 Jan 10:00 - 22:00
|
Cozumel, Mexico
|
22 Jan 06:00 - 16:00
|
Fort Lauderdale, Port Everglades,
Florida
|
24 Jan 07:00 - 15:00
|
Amber Cove, Dominican Republic
|
25 Jan 12:00 - 22:00
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Saint Thomas Island, Charlotte
Amalie, USVI
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26 Jan 07:00 - 18:00
|
Philipsburg, St Maarten Island,
Dutch Antilles
|
29 Jan
|
Arriving in Fort Lauderdale, Port Everglades,
Florida
|
10. NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY
Norwegian Breakaway, which
debuted in 2013, is a New York-themed ship and a sister ship to Norwegian
Getaway. It offers resort-like, rather than ship-like, entertainment and
dining, with lots of extra-fee options, but cruisers can enjoy great outdoor
spaces like Spice H2O and The Waterfront, all of the ship's marquee
entertainment, and casual, as well as sit-down dining without paying an
upcharge.
Deployment: Cruises to the Caribbean, Bahamas and Bermuda from New
York
Sleep
Haven suites get private courtyard with a small pool, exclusive lounge and restaurant,
100-square-foot solo cabins with private lounge access
Haven suites get private courtyard with a small pool, exclusive lounge and restaurant,
100-square-foot solo cabins with private lounge access
Free options include supper club, noodle bar and grill
Dinner theater and upscale date-night venues charge a fee
Fun
Popular shows include "Rock of Ages" and "Burn the Floor"
Popular shows include "Rock of Ages" and "Burn the Floor"
At night, enjoy live jazz, comedy, dueling piano players and
theme parties
Top-deck attractions like rock climbing, water slides, and ropes
course
Cabins
·
Most Norwegian
Breakaway staterooms are 170-sq.foot Balcony rooms (998). There are a
total of 2014 staterooms in 42 categories. 42 are
the wheelchair accessible rooms. The largest aboard Norwegian
Breakaway are the Haven Deluxe Owner’s Suites (740 ft2).launched
in 2013, Norwegian Breakaway is the first of two Breakaway-class
NCL ships, together with NCL Getaway, which debuted a year later. NCL Breakaway is
the largest passenger ship ever to be homeported in New York City.
The next (biggest class) Norwegian vessels are the new Breakaway-Plus ships Norwegian Escape (2015) and Norwegian Bliss (2017). The NCL
Breakaway ship cost US $840 million to build.
Cruise itinerary program
Norwegian Breakaway itinerary program is based
on year-round cruises from New York City to Bermuda and Bahamas.
ITINERARY 2017
14 nights / 15 days, round-trip
Caribbean from New York
15 jan
|
Departing from New York, Cape Liberty NYC
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18 Jan 15:00 - 22:00
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San Juan, Puerto Rico
|
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19 Jan 08:00 - 18:00
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Saint Thomas Island, Charlotte
Amalie, USVI
|
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20 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Tortola Island, Road Town, BVI
|
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21 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Philipsburg, St Maarten Island,
Dutch Antilles
|
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22 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Roseau, Dominica
|
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23 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Bridgetown, Barbados
|
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24 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Castries, St Lucia Island
|
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25 Jan 08:00 - 17:00
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Basseterre, St Kitts Island
|
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29 Jan
|
Arriving in New York, Cape Liberty NYC
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