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Norwegian names two new ships
Norwegian Cruise Line has revealed two new ships joining its fleet from 2013 will be named Norwegian Breakaway and Norwegian Getaway.
Both new ships will offer accommodation designed specifically for families, spa enthusiasts and single travellers, said the cruiseline.
The new vessels will also include oceanview staterooms, some with up to five berths, which are not currently available on other vessels in the Norwegian fleets.
They will also each offer 59 Studio staterooms for single travellers, a Studio complex and dedicated lounge and bar area, plus 28 Spa Balcony and 20 Spa Mini-Suite staterooms, each with complimentary access to a Thermal Spa Suite.
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