Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced the launch of its newest vessel, Norwegian Bella, set to begin sailing from Europe in May 2028. The ship will offer seven-day round-trip itineraries from Barcelona, Spain, exploring destinations such as Rome, Florence, and Salerno in Italy; Marseille, France; and Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Norwegian Bella, measuring approximately 1,129 feet and weighing 170,000 gross tonnes, will accommodate 3,921 guests at double occupancy, making it one of the largest ships in the NCL fleet.
The ship will be the grand finale of NCL's Prima Class, featuring a range of innovative experiences. "Norwegian Bella marks a milestone moment in our fleet as the culmination of our award-winning Prima Class," said Marc Kazlauskas, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. The vessel will include Ocean Heights, a multi-level open-air complex, and Ocean Boulevard, a promenade with enhanced seating and infinity pools.
Norwegian Bella will also offer a variety of accommodations, including nearly 2,000 staterooms and 159 suites within The Haven by Norwegian, an exclusive ship-within-a-ship experience. The ship's hull will feature artwork by Australian artist George Rose, known for her vibrant murals.
The introduction of Norwegian Bella signifies NCL's commitment to delivering unique and flexible cruising experiences. As the ship prepares to set sail, it promises to provide guests with an unforgettable journey through some of Europe's most captivating destinations.
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