NCL takes delivery of Norwegian Viva
Norwegian Cruise Line has taken delivery of newest ship Norwegian Viva.
It becomes the 19th in the fleet and the second of six Prima Class ships planned to launch by 2028.
Key features of Norwegian Viva include the three-story Viva Speedway and new dining concepts like the Food Hall, an open-air market featuring 11 eateries.
“Delivery marks an important milestone and we are beyond excited to bring this spectacular ship to life,” said David J. Herrera, NCL president.
The 143,535 gross ton ship has a capacity for 3,100 guests.
Following the ship’s maiden voyage on 10 August 2023, Norwegian Viva will sail a series of Mediterranean and Greek Isles itineraries.
Then it will cross the Atlantic for its official Christening ceremony in Miami on 28 November 2023 with Luis Fonsi, Latin GRAMMY award-winning artist and godfather to Norwegian Viva.
The ship will homeport in San Juan, Puerto Rico for a season of Caribbean voyages from December 2023 through March 2024.
Itineraries will visit Tortola, BVI; St. John’s, Antigua; Bridgetown, Barbados and St. Thomas, USVI among others.
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