Windstar Cruises has officially taken ownership of its newest all-suite yacht, Star Seeker, following a handover ceremony on December 15 at the WestSEA Shipyard in Viana do Castelo, Portugal. The 224-guest yacht is the first new build in Windstar’s Star Class and marks a major milestone in the small ship cruise line’s ongoing fleet expansion.

The ceremony formalized the transfer of ownership. Representing Windstar were President Chris Prelog, Chief Operating Officer Stijn Creupelandt, Chief Commercial Officer Janet Bava and Vice President of Expansion Projects John Gunner, who oversaw the shipbuilding program. Also in attendance were Captain Tom Schofield and his team who have been instrumental in preparing Star Seeker for delivery, reflecting the dedication and expertise of Windstar’s crew—an essential part of the brand’s guest experience. They were joined by senior representatives of the Portuguese shipyard that brought the yacht to life.

“Taking delivery of a new ship is one of the most meaningful moments in a shipbuilding journey,” says Prelog. “From the float out to the handover, we’ve seen Star Seeker take shape with extraordinary craftsmanship. The WestSEA team and Mario Ferreira with Mystic Cruises team have been incredible partners throughout this process, and our crew, led by Captain Schofield, has worked tirelessly to ensure the yacht is delivered in exceptional condition. We cannot wait to welcome guests aboard in just a few short weeks.”

“Watching Star Seeker evolve from concept to completion has been a point of pride for everyone at WestSEA,” says Ferreira. “Windstar challenged us to build a yacht that could reach new destinations, deliver exceptional comfort and operate responsibly. We’re proud to hand her over today knowing she will bring guests closer to the world in ways only a small ship can.”

Star Seeker now enters its final preparations ahead of its December 2025 debut, beginning with a Maiden Voyage from Málaga, Spain, across the Atlantic to Miami, now home to Windstar Cruises’ corporate headquarters, where a christening ceremony is scheduled to take place on January 15th. Star Seeker will then venture to the Caribbean for a celebratory inaugural season before its highly anticipated return to Alaska and Japan later in the year.

Designed for Discovery

Continuing in Windstar’s tradition of intimate, destination-forward cruising, Star Seeker introduces several firsts, as well as enhancements across accommodations, dining, wellness and adventure, including:
112 ocean-view suites, nearly all with a full private veranda or a floor-to-ceiling infinity window, plus two new Horizon Owner’s suites with wrap-around balconies.
Expansive open decks designed for scenic views and wildlife spotting opportunities.
Five dining venues, including the new Mediterranean-Asian inspired Basil + Bamboo.
WorldSpa by Windstar, featuring an upper-level entrance and a full suite of transformative wellness and fitness experiences.
Windstar’s newly reimagined Marina, turning the ocean into a personal playground.
Star Seeker also incorporates the latest sustainability and safety technology, including tier III Nox-rated Rolls Royce engines, pump jet thrusters, forward-facing sonar, shore power connectivity, and advanced wastewater treatment systems that meet the most stringent global standards. Every element of the ship reflects Windstar’s commitment to preserving the environment while delivering unforgettable experiences.

Where Star Seeker Will Sail

After her January 15, 2026 christening in Miami, Star Seeker will begin an inaugural season in the Caribbean, calling on both marquee ports and small islands that larger ships can’t reach. Early itineraries include the Dominican Republic, the British Virgin Islands, San Juan and calls to Iles des Saintes, Bequia, Mayreau, Pigeon Island and immersive experiences in colonial cities like Santo Domingo and Cartagena.

Star Seeker then sails north for a full Alaska season, where the yacht’s compact size and expansive open decks are perfect for glacier viewing and wildlife encounters. Guests can kayak beside icebergs or explore by Zodiac directly from the innovative Marina supported by Windstar’s knowledgeable Expedition Guides.

In late 2026 and 2027, Star Seeker will make its way to Japan, offering culturally immersive itineraries that pair marquee cities with lesser-visited destinations known for traditional arts, cuisine and local experiences. There are also exciting new destination enhancements like a brand-new Mystery Cruise, where guests embark in Hokkaido and disembark in Osaka, with each port revealed only days in advance. Japan will also feature a Destination Discovery Event in Tomonoura, where Windstar guests will explore Edo-period streets with exclusive access to samurai sword performances, tea ceremonies, calligraphy workshops, and private entry into historic residences.

A New Chapter for Windstar

Star Seeker will be followed by sister yacht Star Explorer, debuting in December 2026. Built with the same advanced environmental systems, the two yachts open new possibilities for itineraries in Alaska, Asia and other remote regions while expanding Windstar’s signature small-ship comfort and personalized service.

Windstar Cruises is charting new territory in 2027 with the debut of Star Explorer, the fleet’s newest 224-guest all-suite yacht, designed to explore Europe the Windstar way – intimately, thoughtfully, and 180 degrees from ordinary.

How to Book a Windstar cruise: To plan a small ship cruise with Windstar book online here, contact a travel advisor, reach out to Windstar Cruises by phone at 866-258-7245, or request a call by a Windstar vacation planner.

NCL announced the arrival of Norwegian Viva® to the Port of Galveston in Texas, marking the beginning of her inaugural sailing season from the Lone Star State.

Norwegian Viva kicked off her first official Galveston-based season on Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025, establishing Galveston, Texas as her new homeport for the Winter 2026 cruise season through April 2026. As one of NCL’s newest ships, Norwegian Viva will offer a series of seven-day round-trip Caribbean sailings, as well as extended 14-day Caribbean round-trip voyages.

The seven-day itineraries will visit tropical destinations such as Cozumel and Costa Maya, Mexico; Roatan (Bay Islands), Honduras; and Harvest Caye, NCL’s resort-style private destination in Southern Belize, where guests can unwind by the 15,000-square-foot swimming pool, reserve private cabanas and much more. The ship’s 14-day voyage on Jan. 10, 2026 will visit: St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; St. John’s, Antigua; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; George Town, Grand Cayman; Cozumel, Mexico; and Great Stirrup Cay, NCL’s private island in the Bahamas, which will soon debut a brand-new pier, a massive 28,000-square-foot heated pool with swim-up bars, a kid’s splash zone, an adults-only area and more.

Recently named on Newsweek’s “Best Cruise Ship for Families” list, Norwegian Viva is bringing a new level of adventure to the Gulf Coast, providing guests with thoughtfully curated cruise experiences for guests to effortlessly reconnect with those who matter most while discovering the best of the Caribbean by sea. The award-winning ship boasts spacious accommodations, elevated experiences, exceptional service, and standout activities perfect for multi-generational families. Norwegian Viva also features an array of culinary options for all, from Italian to Mediterranean and even Texas-style barbecue at Q Texas Smokehouse, where the menu includes smoked meats like brisket, ribs, and pulled pork, along with traditional sides. This Texas-inspired food station is one of 11 eateries that can be found within the complimentary Indulge Food Hall. Additional highlights include: the Viva Speedway, the largest three-level racetrack at sea; the Viva Theater & Club, a mesmerizing three-story theater that transforms into a spectacular Vegas-style nightclub; and expansive outdoor spaces like Ocean Boulevard to connect guests closer to sea. Additionally, the ship’s luxurious and world-renowned Mandara Spa and Salon® was recently named the “Best Spa” by Cruise Critic in its “Best in Cruise Awards” and offers unparalleled relaxation and so much more.

Princess Cruises’ highly anticipated second Sphere-Class ship, the stunning Star Princess, which is currently being built by Fincantieri, has reached a major milestone with the successful completion of its sea trials. The ship is on track to welcome its first guests on October 4, 2025, sailing the scenic Mediterranean from Barcelona.

During these final sea trials in August, Star Princess departed the Fincantieri Shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy, for the Adriatic Sea, where the vessel completed a comprehensive series of tests, including steering, navigation systems, and propulsion. As the second ship in the Princess fleet powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), Star Princess represents a significant step forward in reducing emissions.

To optimize both power efficiency and maneuverability, the vessel is fitted with two Azipod propulsion units, providing 360 degree thrust for both forward and reverse movement, along with four large controllable pitch bow thrusters, enabling precise lateral maneuvering.

Star Princess Captain Gennaro Arma, a 27-year veteran with Princess Cruises and leader of the Sphere-Class newbuild site team, oversaw the sea trials. He now heads a team of 1,600 dedicated crew members as the ship enters its final phase of outfitting.

“We confidently led Star Princess through sea trials,” said Captain Arma. “As the proud leader of our newest vessel, I’m extremely impressed with the ship’s navigation capabilities and maneuverability. With the final countdown underway, my incredible teammates and I can’t wait to welcome guests aboard for unforgettable adventures this fall.”

Currently under final construction at Fincantieri, the 177,800-ton, 4,300-guest Star Princess – sister to the award-winning Sun Princess – will feature 30 distinct dining and bar venues, elevated entertainment and activity offerings, and luxurious accommodations, including Sanctuary Collection suites, mini-suites and balcony rooms, each offering a private getaway with exclusive amenities, spaces and rooms.

With over 1,500 balcony staterooms, guests will enjoy panoramic views from the privacy of their own rooms. Standout venues include The Dome, a next-generation relaxation and entertainment space; The Arena, Princess’ most technologically advanced theater yet; The Piazza, the architectural centerpiece of the ship with its dramatic curves, floor-to-ceiling windows, and sweeping ocean vistas; and Spellbound by Magic Castle®, the captivating speakeasy experience born from a collaboration with the famed Hollywood icon, The Magic Castle™.

Star Princess will debut with a rich inaugural season featuring sailings to the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Panama Canal, and Alaska. Voyages are available for booking now at https://www.princess.com/ships-and-experience/ships/st-star-princess.

Holland America Line is returning to its tradition and once again offering popular behind-the-scenes ship tours. Guests will be able to sign up to get a rare, insider look at areas that are typically reserved for officers and crew, including the bridge, galley, engine control room, recycling center, main laundry and more, as well as meet the crew who make these areas run seamlessly.

Behind-the-scenes tours offer guests exclusive access to better understand the systems and operations that keep the floating cities at sea sailing smoothly. Guests will discover the technical side of ship life, while also gaining insight into the world-class service and exceptional culinary experiences that elevate a Holland America Line cruise. During the tour, several of the ship’s senior officers will meet with guests to offer expert insights. Guests who book the tour will receive a unique ship-specific lanyard, souvenir photo collection and commemorative certificate.

“We hear so often from guests who’d love to see the bridge or where our chefs prepare their meals. By bringing back this tour experience we’re pulling back the curtain to these areas that are rarely visited,” said Carole Biencourt, Holland America Line’s vice president of onboard revenue. “We’re giving guests a rare opportunity to see what makes our operation so unique. It’s a fascinating look at the inner workings of a cruise ship, and guests love meeting the crew members who work behind the scenes to create such a memorable experience.”

Each behind-the-scenes tour will visit several locations that showcase the breadth of operations on board. In addition to key locations like the ship’s navigational bridge, galley and engine control room, the tour offers a look at seldom-seen areas like the main laundry, recycling center, World Stage dressings rooms, marshalling areas, storerooms, the bakery and behind the bars.

At each location, the tour will be met by a shipboard team member who will show the group around and give detailed information about the location and its contributions to the ship’s operation. Guests could meet the captain or a bridge officer, chief or first engineer, environmental officer, provision master, executive chef, chief baker, entertainment cast member, bar manager and more.

Behind-the-scenes tours currently are available on select ships and are expected to be available fleetwide by the end of July. Behind-the-scenes tours are bookable on board at Guest Services and cost $179 per person, with an accessible option available.

Norwegian Cruise Line celebrated the debut of the all-new Norwegian Aqua to Port Canaveral, Fla. in April where she commenced her inaugural season of round-trip Caribbean cruises as the newest ship in port.

Approximately 3,700 guests embarked on Norwegian Aqua’s first week-long voyage to the Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Fla., her initial homeport since her official debut earlier in April. Norwegian Aqua will offer a series of seven-day Eastern Caribbean sailings through the summer with calls to Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; and Great Stirrup Cay, the Company’s private island in the Bahamas which will debut new amenities for the whole family beginning late 2025. With the upcoming enhancements to the island, guests will enjoy easy access with a new multi-ship pier; an expansive area for guests to soak up the warm Bahamian sun complete with an oversized heated pool; experiences for the whole family including a splash zone with fun water fountains and features for children; as well as a swim-up bar for guests who want to keep enjoying their unlimited open bar package off the ship.

“We are so thrilled to have Norwegian Aqua homeport in Port Canaveral for her inaugural season of Caribbean voyages,” said David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. “Port Canaveral is an attractive cruise destination with a variety of attractions in the surrounding area for guests to extend their cruise vacation, and easy access by plane, train or automobile. Launching just in time for summer, Norwegian Aqua is designed to offer fun-in-the-sun voyages year-round with outdoor activities for guests looking for thrills, or who simply want to chill. We’re excited to have her begin her cruise journey with our partners at Port Canaveral!”

Norwegian Aqua boasts many first-in-the-industry activities including the hallmark top-deck attraction, The Aqua Slidecoaster. The world’s first-ever hybrid waterslide and roller coaster continues to generate growing social media buzz with a high-speed powered launch that propels adventurous guests through dual slides that race across three decks. Guests can also enjoy the brand-new Glow Court, a digital sports complex with an interactive LED floor offering unique and interactive games by day and transforming into an electric club by night. For activities the whole family can enjoy together, the new Aqua Game Zone has multigenerational appeal with retro arcade games such as Ms. Pacman and Mario Brothers, complemented by new-age virtual reality experiences and classic carnival games.

After a two-week drydock in Palermo, Italy, Majestic Princess has set sail with an exciting array of new venues, reimagined spaces, and refined touches in preparation for its 2025 Mediterranean season. Guests aboard the freshly renovated ship will be greeted by a host of new enhanced features, including various elevated culinary experiences and social spaces. Notable additions include the popular O’Malley’s Irish Pub, Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria, Alfredo’s Slice, Salty Dog Café, Ocean Terrace Sushi Bar, Bellini’s, rebranded shopping venues, and more.

“Majestic Princess has undergone a remarkable transformation that will introduce beloved venues and experiences from across our fleet as it sails,” said Lorna Warren, Princess Cruises Vice President Hotel Operations and Guest Experience. “We can’t wait to welcome guests aboard for the upcoming Mediterranean season as we celebrate our 40th anniversary of cruising in this stunning, sought-after region.”

Notable Space Relocations and Renaming on Majestic Princess:
Deck 5
O’Malley’s Irish Pub: Classic Irish comfort food served pub-style from hearty burgers to fish and chips and even late-night bites are paired with an extensive beverage selection including a curated selection of beers and whiskey flights. Live music makes this place a true gathering place where memories are made (formerly Vines Wine Bar).
Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria: The cruise line’s signature authentic Italian trattoria with a taste of Tuscany and beyond, featuring cherished family recipes from handmade pastas to robust sauces and rich slow-braised meats (formerly Harmony Restaurant).
Good Spirits At Sea: Where every drink is an experience, this bar is inspired by the hit TV series, Good Spirits. Expert mixologists deliver live demonstrations, immersing guests in the culture behind each hand-crafted cocktail (replaces Piazza Bar).
The Shops of Princess: EFFY: featuring pieces of the New York City-based jewelry brand known for is craftsmanship and high-quality gemstones (formerly Calypso Cove)
Confectionary: A Victorian-style confectionary adorned with ornate jars of colorful sweets, this shop invites you to pick and choose your favorite treats from a vast selection of sweet delights (formerly Calypso Cove).

Deck 6
Bellini’s Cocktail Bar: A celebration of life and love fills this Bellini-inspired cocktail bar with Italian flair as guests sip on refreshing bellinis, hand-crafted cocktails and a carefully curated selection of wines (replaces Good Spirits At Sea and Princess Photo Gallery).
Captains Arcade: Featuring classic and interactive video games (formerly Churchill’s Video Arcade).

Deck 7
Ocean Terrace Sushi Bar: A contemporary sushi bar overlooking the Piazza, sushi lovers delight with expertly handcrafted sushi rolls, fresh nigiri or sashimi and maki rolls (formerly Ocean Terrace Bar).
The Shops of Princess: EFFY: In this additional space, EFFY will expand its jewelry selection, offer bespoke consultations, and hold insightful seminars. An EFFY Lounge will be dedicated to curating select luxury pieces (formerly Cartier).
Princess Photo Gallery: For prints and photo downloads (formerly the Library).

Deck 16
Alfredo’s Slice: A poolside pizza lovers paradise serving authentic Neapolitan pizza crafted from scratch and made-to-order (replaces Chopsticks Noodle & Dim Sum Bar).
The Salty Dog Grill: For a quick bite, this poolside grill serves cooked-to-order favorites such as delicious burgers with house-baked buns, 100% all-beef hot dogs, street tacos, loaded fries and more (formerly Lobster Bar & Grill).

The 3,560-guest, 143,700-ton Majestic Princess offers a premium vacation with the line’s award-winning, signature Princess MedallionClass experience which offers unparalleled service and personalization. Guests booking can take advantage of inclusive packages like Princess Plus and Princess Premier which add popular amenities like Wi-Fi, beverages, desserts, fitness classes, crew appreciation and more at an even greater savings of up 65% when the inclusive package amenities are purchased separately.

After a season of Mediterranean cruises (April – July), Majestic Princess sails to Canada and New England (August – September) and then to the Caribbean (October –December) to finish out the year.

Today Windstar Cruises unveils its 2026 Southeast Asia program for its newest yacht, Star Seeker, which debuts December 2025. The line is offering two core itineraries combinable in 17 different variations including inland pre- and post-Cruise Tour programs.

With the premiere of White Lotus S3 in Thailand these itineraries fall at a particularly relevant time when consumers’ eyes will surely be on Southeast Asia.

Star Seeker’s Southeast Asia program offers an in-depth exploration of the cultures, cuisine and history of Thailand and Vietnam, improving on the typical cruise experience in the region. Unlike most cruises that start and end in Singapore or Hong Kong, make stops at industrial ports far from key attractions, and spend just two or three days in each country, Windstar will take advantage of Star Seeker’s small size to offer a more immersive experience.

Itineraries begin in-country – in Hanoi, Bangkok, and Phuket – allowing guests to maximize their time on land before and after sailing, with options for pre- and post-cruise tours to inland destinations such as Angkor Wat. The small size of Star Seeker enables exclusive access to ports and docking locations that larger ships cannot reach, including sailing up rivers to dock in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, stopping at Ko Kood for the Windstar Signature Beach Party—a port visited by only select small ships—and traveling to Krabi and Ko Yao Noi.

Holland America Line opened its 2026-2027 Mexico and Pacific Coast seasons, with itineraries designed to help guests authentically connect with the regions. The Mexico season includes longer cruises up to 12 days, visiting well-known favorites as well as rarely-called-at gems like Loreto. The Pacific Coast Season spotlights the cruise line’s expertise in the region — especially highlighted by visits to the fjord-like waterways of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest.

Exploring Mexico from San Diego
Koningsdam and Zaandam will sail the Mexico season, offering 16 departures on a variety of eight different itineraries ranging from seven to 12 days. The cruises, which explore the Mexican Riviera, the Baja Peninsula and the Sea of Cortez, all sail either roundtrip from San Diego, California, or open-jaw between San Diego and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Guests can further explore and see more of what Mexico has to offer through exciting shore excursions in each port. From Mazatlan, a full-day tour to the Colonial Villages of the Sierra Madre is available, showcasing Malpica, Concordia and Copala to further delve into the history of the region. And for those seeking an escape from civilization, Majahuitas Cove Catamaran Snorkel & Yelapa Bay Beach is the perfect fit. Majahuitas Cove, accessible only by sea, will entice visitors with its warm water, gentle surf and abundant sea life. And Yelapa, a charming Mexican fishing village, provides the opportunity to hike through the jungle to the Cola de Caballo (Horse Tail Waterfall), or simply relax on the sandy beach.

Wildlife and Stunning Cities of the Pacific Coast
Eleven itineraries ranging from one to seven days provide the perfect escape for those seeking to explore the stunning scenery of the Pacific Coast. Cruises are available on five ships, which will sail from San Diego, Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver on a variety of roundtrip and open-jaw voyages. Cruises call at popular ports like Astoria, Oregon; Santa Barbara, California; and Ensenada, Mexico; and select itineraries feature an overnight in San Francisco, California.

Guests can also choose from two departures of a 7-Day Great Bear Rainforest voyage aboard Noordam, sailing roundtrip from Seattle. The cruise, calling at Ketchikan, Alaska, as well as a number of ports in British Columbia, provides guests with the opportunity to view wildlife like whales, eagles and the rare white-furred Kermode bear — also known as the spirit bear. In addition, those aboard Noordam will experience a highly-sought-after but rare chance to sail the historic Inside Passage, including Bella Bella and the Grenville Channel.

“Seattle’s our hometown, and as such, we know a little bit about the Pacific Coast — and the experience guests will have on these itineraries will show that,” said Paul Grigsby, vice president of revenue planning for HAL. “This series of cruises provides great options for those seeking a quick escape and are also a great introduction for those who might be trying their first cruise.”

The Port of Galveston, fourth most popular cruise home port in North America, celebrated its 1.5-millionth cruise passenger of the year on Dec. 6, breaking its 2023 record and putting it on track to reach more than 1.6 million passengers by the end of the year.

Rodger Rees, Galveston Wharves port director and CEO, congratulated Katrular Buchanan and her family of Amite, La., at Cruise Terminal 28 before they embarked on their 4-night Disney Magic cruise.

“We’re very happy for the Buchanan family and thank them for sailing from Galveston. We’re also excited to celebrate this milestone with long-time cruise partner, Disney Cruise Line. Thanks to the support of our cruise partners and loyal cruise customers, cruising from Galveston has never been better!”

Due to Galveston’s growing popularity as a cruise home port, newer and larger ships are sailing to more destinations. The port will open its fourth cruise terminal in November 2025. The $156 million cruise complex includes an onsite parking garage and interior roadway.

Rees said, “The port’s continued growth as a home port is great news for avid cruise travelers, for local people who work in cruise-related jobs, and for the entities that benefit economically, including suppliers, maritime services, hotels, restaurants, shops and other businesses.”

Based on this growth, the port expects to set a new record with more than 380 cruise sailings in 2024, the 24th anniversary of Galveston’s home port operations. In 2025 the port forecasts more than 400 cruise sailings and 1.75 million passengers.

Passengers choose Galveston, the only home port in Texas, for its convenience and great sailing experience to Western Caribbean destinations and beyond, Rees said. More than 30 million people live within a 300-mile radius, making Galveston the prime drive-to cruise market for the central U.S., including Houston, Austin, Fort Worth, Dallas, Oklahoma City and Little Rock.

Norwegian Cruise Line reports strong books for it’s next evolution of its Prima Plus Class, the all-new Norwegian Luna™.

Marking the Company’s 21st ship in its cutting-edge fleet, Norwegian Luna allows guests to choose from a variety of fun-in-the-sun voyages sailing roundtrip from Miami beginning April 4, 2026 through November 2026. Norwegian Luna will kick off its inaugural Caribbean season with two western itineraries to Roatan Island, Honduras; Costa Maya and Cozumel, Mexico; and Harvest Caye, Belize, the Brand’s resort-style destination. The ship will then sail seven-day cruises with calls to the beautiful Eastern Caribbean destinations of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; and Great Stirrup Cay, NCL’s private island in the Bahamas, which will feature a brand-new pier by late 2025.

At 1,056 feet long, 156,300 gross tons, and accommodating approximately 3,550 guests at double occupancy, Norwegian Luna will boast an overall 10 percent size and capacity increase from Prima Class ships, Norwegian Prima® and Norwegian Viva®. Norwegian Luna will be designed as a twin sister-ship to Norwegian Aqua, the Company’s latest new vessel due for delivery in March 2025. Both ships are currently being built by renowned Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri, with interior designs across the ship created by world-class architects AD Associates, Piero Lissoni, Rockwell Group, SMC Design, and Studio Dado.

“Inspired by the relationship between the moon and the tides of the ocean, we are excited to introduce Norwegian Luna as the vessel that perfectly complements her sister ship, Norwegian Aqua,” said David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. “The debut of Norwegian Luna truly showcases our ongoing commitment to providing guests more of what they enjoy and value – a brand-new ship with the latest, innovative offerings sailing to the beautiful, tropical destinations of the Caribbean. It’s important to give our guests more to see, more to do, more to enjoy on board and ultimately more out of their cruise vacation. We can’t wait for them to experience Norwegian Luna!”