Departs UK Thursday
2010 • September 30

NCL Fly-Cruise Includes:

9 nights NCL Freestyle Cruising aboard Norwegian Jewel

1 night's hotel accommodation in New York (room only) pre-cruise

24 hour dining

All entertainment on board

Economy scheduled return flights from London

All overseas transfers between airport, hotel, pier and ship

NCL Cruise Only Includes:

9 nights NCL Freestyle Cruising aboard Norwegian Jewel

24 hour dining

All entertainment on board

Highlights:

Paddle a kayak along the Saint John River for a lobster bake on the beach

Land your catch on a deep sea fishing adventure off the wild coast of Halifax

Explore the beautiful lakes and mountains of Nova Scotia – New Scotland

More Information:

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Norwegian Jewel

You’d expect a ship called the Jewel to sparkle and she does.  Just like a giant, floating luxury resort, you’ll find a huge choice of accommodation, swimming pools and hot tubs, a Spa and Casino, along with 13 unique dining options bringing you the finest cuisine from around the world.  

Cagneys Steak House	Mama's Italian	Blue Lagoon	Maltings Beer & Whiskey Bar
FYZZ Cabaret Lounge & Bar	Swimming Pools	Stardust Theater	Basketball / Tennis Court

NCL Shore Excursions... The Fun Never Stops

to be directed to our U.S site for further information and to book NCL Shore Excursions.

Some tours are available for pre-request no later than 5 days prior to your departure.

New York New York

Even if you’ve never been before, you’ll feel like you know it from countless movies and TV programmes. The Manhattan buzz is like nowhere else. Whether you’re shopping on Fifth Avenue, strolling up Broadway, checking out the sensational museums and galleries or taking it all in from high atop the Empire State Building, you’ll agree… it’s a wonderful town.

One of the great things about Boston is that it’s so walkable. So whether you’re into history and want to stroll the Freedom Trail past some of the city’s most notable sights, shopping, art galleries or visiting the fantastic New England Aquarium, it’s all just moments away. Why not come aboard the replica Boston Tea Party ship, or for something stronger that famous TV bar, Cheers!

Salt air and sea winds lend a weathered look to the historic city of Saint John and nearby St. Andrews On-the-Sea, Canada’s oldest resort town. There are pretty fishing villages and lone lighthouses to explore, as well as an adventure you won’t want to miss – riding a jet boat through the rapids of the Reversing Falls, created when the Bay’s high tides cause the river to flow backwards.

Halifax was founded in 1749 and there’s history and heritage around every corner. Check out the city sights in a horse-drawn carriage or on the top deck of a British bus; immerse yourself in maritime history, including the city’s Titanic connection; or head out to scenic Peggy’s Cove with its lighthouse and brightly painted houses for a wonderful lobster lunch.

Sydney stands on Cape Breton Island, a place of natural, rugged beauty, which has echoes of the Scottish Highlands that gave the province its name. The tree-lined streets of the Old Town are dotted with buildings from the 18th and 19th-centuries, while inland the landscape of mountains, valleys, lakes and rivers are just waiting to be explored.

Slip down a gear as you explore Charlottetown with its tree-lined colonial and Victorian streets of shops and cafés, and its quiet, country atmosphere. Tthe rolling green landscapes, sand dunes and red sandstone cliffs. And be sure to stop for a lobster lunch as the island’s famous for its seafood.

Rhode Island might be the smallest state in the USA but it packs in more than 400 miles of wonderful coastline and a wealth of historic landmarks. Spending summer in Newport became the thing for 19th-century American millionaires - the Astors, Vanderbilts, Rockefellers and their ilk built extravagant summer ‘cottages’ (think palaces) many of which you can visit today.