• New York City Homeport Debut: The brand-new Norwegian Aqua has successfully completed its first voyage to Bermuda, establishing its new seasonal homeport in New York City.
• Innovative Onboard Attractions: The ship is filled with cutting-edge features, including the world’s first Aqua Slidecoaster, record-breaking waterslides, and a high-tech digital sports complex.
• Flexible Seasonal Itineraries: The vessel will offer Bermuda sailings from New York through October 2025, then move to Miami for a winter Caribbean season, with plans to return to New York in 2026.
• Attractive Launch Promotions: NCL is currently offering a limited-time deal of 50% off all cruises, which can be combined with its “More At Sea” package for added value like an open bar and specialty dining.

Norwegian Cruise Line is celebrating the successful inaugural sailing of its newest, most innovative vessel, Norwegian Aqua, from its new seasonal homeport of New York City. The cutting-edge ship has completed its first round-trip voyage to the beautiful island of Bermuda, officially kicking off a season of five and seven-day cruises from Manhattan that will run through October 2025. This launch offers travelers a convenient new way to access a sun-filled paradise.

The Norwegian Aqua is designed to provide an unparalleled vacation experience with a host of standout features. It is home to thrilling attractions like the world’s first Aqua Slidecoaster, a hybrid waterslide and roller coaster, as well as the longest and fastest slides at sea. Families can enjoy the Glow Court, a digital sports complex, and the Aqua Game Zone, filled with arcade and virtual reality experiences. For those seeking relaxation, the ship offers an expanded pool deck, an adults-only Vibe Beach Club, and the tranquil Mandara Spa. With extended time in port in Bermuda, guests can explore the island’s famous pink sand beaches before returning to the ship for world-class dining and entertainment. Following its New York season, the ship will sail to Miami for Caribbean voyages before returning to NYC for an extended 2026 season.