ATTENTION CUBA TRAVELLERS: The US has eliminated cruise travel to Cuba. Any sailings booked prior to June 5, 2019 will still depart as planned, but all cruise travel to Cuba after this date has been canceled.
Find out how to cruise to Cuba from Miami on Norwegian this coming fall with www.CruiseExperts.com
Welcome to Havana! You could be hearing this expression soon when you book passage on the inaugural Norwegian cruise to Cuba. Imagine having full access to this somewhat “forbidden” city with its rich history, cobblestoned streets lined with classic cars, passion inducing salsa music, artistic masterpieces and so much more. All of this could be yours with Norwegian cruises to Cuba from Miami this coming fall. During this limited cruising experience, passengers aboard the breathtaking Norwegian Sun will explore the island of Cuba on a seven, nine or 13-night cruise vacation.
The upcoming fall season marks the first time Norwegian will offer Havana, Cuba as a port of call on a week or longer cruise. And while life onboard the Norwegian Sun is full of excitement and nonstop entertainment of its own, life onshore will offer cruisers an entirely new level of enjoyment. Guests can choose from multiple excursions that will allow them to fully immerse themselves for an entire day and evening in life within Havana.
Once on land in Cuba, take in the sights featuring notable buildings and unique Spanish architecture, such as the Inglesia de San Francisco de Paula, that dates back to the 15th century. Architectural fans won’t want to miss Havana’s main railway, the Train Central Station filled with rich history and distinctive design. Other sites to behold include ancient fortresses that were used to protect the city, and Civic and Revolution Square. You can explore all of these sites and more on a three-hour “Ultimate Highlights Of Havana” tour available for Norwegian Sun passengers.
These limited edition cruises that go to Cuba aboard Norwegian are set to take place from September through October 2018. In addition to Havana, Costa Maya, Harvest Caye, Roatan, Cozumel, and Great Stirrup Cay (Norwegian’s private island), will also be appearing on many of the itineraries.
For travelers who can’t cruise out of Miami, a Norwegian cruise to Cuba will be available from Florida’s Space Coast, Port Canaveral. This will be a five-day sailing that visits Key West, Havana, and then Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas.
In addition to the three-hour Havana highlights tour mentioned above, those aboard the Norwegian Sun will have 13 full and half –day OFAC-compliant shore excursions to choose from. These excursions range from farm to table dining experiences, visiting UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and discovering the arts, dance and culture of the area and more.
If you aren’t familiar with the Norwegian Sun, get ready for an unforgettable freestyle cruise. In addition to 14 dining options from cafes and tapas bars to sports bars and specialty restaurants, you will also have access to a dozen bars and lounges, Broadway style entertainment, the tranquil Body Waves Spa, swimming pools, and the exhilarating Sun Club Casino. And with a ship crew to passenger staff of nearly 1:2, you can expect individualized attention and service.
Are you ready to explore the beloved city of Havana aboard a limited edition Norwegian cruise to Cuba? Learn more about fall season 2018 sailings aboard the Norwegian Sun and let a skilled www.CruiseExperts.com staff member find you the right itinerary for your vacation desires.
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