The Norwegian Luna has started her inaugural transatlantic voyage, welcoming guests aboard in Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy.
The transatlantic cruise will end in Miami, where the ship will be christened.
Norwegian Luna Begins Inaugural Voyage
According to the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the Norwegian Luna left Italy on March 10 and is expected to reach Miami on March 23.
The christening of the ship is expected to take place on March 27, per Travel Weekly.
"Norwegian Luna is an absolutely beautiful ship and the true definition of what it means to cruise with NCL," NCL President Marc Kazlauskas said.
"I look forward to welcoming her to Miami and kicking off her inaugural Caribbean season where she will visit our resort-style private island destinations, Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas and Harvest Caye in Belize," Kazlauskas added.
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Norwegian Luna's Itineraries
According to NCL, the Norwegian Luna will sail a series of three- and four-day Bahamas voyages following its christening. The ship will also sail seven-day Eastern Caribbean itineraries.
Come November 2026, it will transition to Western Caribbean itineraries, which will include Cozumel in Mexico, as well as Harvest Caye, the company's private resort-style destination in Belize.
A debut in New York is scheduled for April 2027.
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