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Prima Plus · Caribbean & Bahamas
The second ship in the Prima Plus class debuted in Miami in March 2026 and is the fleet's newest addition, becoming its 21st vessel. Designed almost identically to its sister ship Aqua, it measures 156,300 GT and accommodates approximately 3,550 guests, about 10% more than the Prima class. The hull artwork was created by female artist ELLE, who also served as godmother at the naming ceremony. In its first year of service, it will alternate between 3- to 4-night short Bahamas itineraries and 7-night Caribbean cruises from its Miami base, switching to a focus on the Western Caribbean from November 2026. From spring 2027, it is scheduled to operate New York-Bermuda itineraries, including consecutive nights at King's Wharf. For travelers who want to experience a completely new ship, it is currently the clearest choice.
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A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.
Similar facilities, such as a thermal suite
Japanese food at extra cost
Confirmed services
Some Japanese language support
Smoking in designated areas only
Smart casual
Line-wide details: Because of the Freestyle concept, no mandatory formal nights are scheduled. There is a "Dress up or not" night that encourages guests to dress up if they wish, but participation is free.
Plug types: A, B, C, F
Line-wide details: Many ships have both North American-standard 110V-range and European-standard 220/230V-range outlets.
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The base fare includes meals at complimentary restaurants only. Choosing More at Sea, which is included with many fares, conditionally adds unlimited drinks, Wi-Fi, several visits to paid restaurants, port credits, and other benefits.
Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.
Like the Prima class, the Prima Plus class claims higher energy efficiency than conventional ships through optimization of the hull form and machinery. The NCL Group aims to expand shore-power connections and achieve net zero by 2050. It is not an LNG-fueled ship.
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Source: Wikipedia “Norwegian Luna” (CC BY-SA 4.0)
The lowest-priced category onboard, with no window or balcony. It has the same design as its sister ship Norwegian Aqua and includes accessible rooms.
Compact cabins designed for single occupancy, with a dedicated lounge that makes it easy for solo guests to socialize.
Oceanview cabins with windows overlooking the sea. Standard, large, and family-oriented types are available.
The main category with private balconies and the largest number of cabins. Smoking is not permitted, including on balconies.
Suites on the regular decks that are not part of The Haven's private area. Some layouts are designed for families.
The ship's top-level "ship-within-a-ship" area. On Luna, the highlight is the newly introduced three-bedroom duplex (maisonette-style) Haven Suite.
| Cabins | Size | Occupancy and beds | Features | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Inside Stateroom The lowest-priced category onboard, with no window or balcony. It has the same design as its sister ship Norwegian Aqua and includes accessible rooms. | 15–24 m² (161–258 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twin). Family-type cabins have an added sofa bed and accommodate up to 4 guests. | Accessible: Yes | Check on the cabin overview page |
Studio Stateroom Compact cabins designed for single occupancy, with a dedicated lounge that makes it easy for solo guests to socialize. | from 9 m² (97 ft²) | 1 guest (single occupancy) Full-size bed, 1 bed. | Solo: Yes | Check on the cabin overview page |
Oceanview Stateroom Oceanview cabins with windows overlooking the sea. Standard, large, and family-oriented types are available. | 17–34 m² (183–366 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twin). Family-type cabins have an added sofa bed. | Window: YesAccessible: Yes | Check on the cabin overview page |
Balcony Stateroom The main category with private balconies and the largest number of cabins. Smoking is not permitted, including on balconies. | 21–34 m² (226–366 ft²) | 2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twin). Family-type cabins have an added sofa bed. | Balcony: YesWindow: YesAccessible: Yes | Check on the cabin overview page |
Club Balcony Suite / Family Suite Suites on the regular decks that are not part of The Haven's private area. Some layouts are designed for families. | 22–59 m² (237–635 ft²) | 2-4 people Mainly king-size beds. Family-type cabins have an added sofa bed and accommodate up to 4 guests. | Balcony: YesWindow: Yes | Check on the cabin overview page |
The Haven by Norwegian The ship's top-level "ship-within-a-ship" area. On Luna, the highlight is the newly introduced three-bedroom duplex (maisonette-style) Haven Suite. | from 27 m² (291 ft²) | 2–8 guests (depending on cabin type) King-size bed (multiple bedrooms depending on the cabin type) | Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: YesAccessible: Yes | Check on the cabin overview page |
Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.
The ship's main dining venue. Full service with no extra charge.
Hours: Breakfast 7:30-9:30, lunch 12:00-13:30 (full sea days), dinner 17:30-21:30
Complimentary dining offering the same menu as Hudson's in a calmer, smaller setting.
Hours: Dinner only: 17:30-21:30
Complimentary buffet available throughout the day. Outdoor seating is also available for casual dining.
Hours: Breakfast 7:00-10:30, lunch 11:30-15:00, dinner 17:00-21:30
Casual pub with table service. Enjoy burgers and other light meals free of charge.
Hours: All-day service from early morning to late night
Complimentary food hall with multiple made-to-order kiosks. New venues, including plant-based Planterie, have been added.
Hours: Open mainly for lunch and dinner
Beer $10
Exclusive restaurant for The Haven guests. Enjoy a relaxed meal with wine pairings.
Hours: Breakfast 7:00-9:30, lunch 12:00-14:00, dinner 17:30-21:30
Paid steakhouse serving premium steaks and seafood. Set-price system.
Beer $10
A signature French restaurant for NCL. Its relaxed atmosphere also suits special occasions.
Beer $10
Italian restaurant overseen by renowned Scarpetta. Hand-rolled pasta and seafood are the highlights.
Beer $10
Paid venue serving authentic Mexican cuisine and margaritas.
Beer $10
A teppanyaki restaurant where chefs cook in front of you, creating a show-like dining experience with familiar flavors for Japanese guests.
Beer $10
A Japanese restaurant serving creative sushi and sashimi, with a selection of sake.
Beer $10
NCL's first Mediterranean restaurant, centered on European-style seafood.
Beer $10
An authentic Thai restaurant added on Norwegian Luna. A venue unique to this ship that sister ship Aqua does not have.
Beer $10
A water coaster combining water and a magnetic lift. On Luna, it is a dual-racing design spanning three decks, billed as the longest and fastest at sea.
An outdoor water recreation area combining pools, water slides, and jacuzzis.
An outdoor promenade circling the ship, with bars, lounges, and rest spaces where you can walk while enjoying the sea views.
A digital sports court with an LED floor. It hosts sports and games during the day and becomes a nightclub at night.
A multi-level athletic structure (an aerial obstacle course). A new attraction on Luna.
A corner lined with festival-style carnival games, where families can play casually.
A game corner combining arcade games and VR experiences.
A two-deck, 12-hole mini golf course, significantly expanded compared with similar courses on Prima-class ships.
An adults-only sun deck for guests aged 18 and over, with jacuzzis and comfortable lounge chairs. Capacity-limited paid areas are available.
On Luna, the design has been renewed with a waterfall rising through two decks and a marble staircase. The thermal suite has also been expanded.
A gym expanded compared with its sister ships. Machine use is free, while some specialty classes are paid.
A main theater offering free large-scale production shows, including tributes to Elton John and the Eagles.
A casino centered on slot machines and table games. The minimum age is 18 or 21, depending on the route.
A three-tier lineup: a parent-and-child program for ages 6 months to 3 years, a program for ages 3 to 12, and a program for ages 13 to 17. Basic use is free.
A bar where you can drink while playing electronic darts. A new venue on Luna.
A small improv comedy theater. At night it also hosts adult-oriented shows such as LunaTique, limited to guests aged 21 and over.
An outdoor relaxation space where you can play lawn games and more.
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