Departs UK Saturday
2010 • October 16†, 30 • November 13, 27
• December 11, 25

2011 • January 8, 22 • February 5, 19 • March 5, 19
• April 2

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NCL Fly-Cruise Includes:

14 nights NCL Freestyle Cruising aboard Norwegian Pearl

1 night's hotel accommodation in Miami (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:

14 nights NCL Freestyle Cruising aboard Norwegian Pearl

24 hour dining

All entertainment on board

Highlights:

Swim among huge boulders, hidden caves and sea pools at The Baths on Virgin Gorda

Get up close and personal on a dolphin encounter in lovely Tortola

Dive or snorkel over the greatest barrier reef in the Americas

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Norwegian Pearl

One of the latest ships built for NCL Freestyle Cruising, you’ll treasure everything about Norwegian Pearl, from her stunning accommodation – including Courtyard Villas with private pool – to her 13 dining options, which include Asian, French, Italian and Tex-Mex restaurants. 

You can find your favourites among the11 exciting bars and lounges and there’s even a bowling alley (the first at sea) in the hip Bliss Ultra Lounge and a rock climbing wall.

Le Bistro French Restaurant	Cagney's Steakhouse	Sushi & Sashimi Bar	Spinnaker Lounge
Pearl Club Casino	Bowling Alley	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.

Famous for its year-round sunshine and miles of white sand beaches, Miami’s a great place to soak up some rays. Chill out in chic South Beach with its pastel-painted art deco buildings and people-watching pavement cafés, or head inland to the swamps of the Everglades, where alligator watching is more the thing.

The peninsula Samana boasts with white sandy beaches, crystal-clear water and beautiful preliminary islands. Samana's whales are another well known attraction. Each year 3 to 5 thousand humpback whales return to Bahia de Samana and adjacent waters to give birth and mate for the following year. From January until March, frolicsome males can be observed vying for the attentions of demure females.

The waterfront warehouses where gold-hungry pirates once stored their booty now house treasure of another kind: duty-free china, watches, jewelry and other luxury goods. Shopping is one of the big onshore attractions in Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the US Virgin Islands. Offshore, colorful coral reefs in turquoise waters lure snorkelers and scuba divers from all over the world. And everywhere, there's spectacular scenery everyone can enjoy.

Superb white sand beaches, big surf, visiting yachts and a collection of lively beach bars make Tortola a popular stop. Here you can hike to the top of Sage Mountain, tour the botanical gardens or explore the quaint diversions of Road Town, the island’s main settlement.

Great Stirrup Cay is NCL’s private Bahamian island, home to sandy beaches, palm trees and clear waters in a peaceful cove… and you, for one day of sheer beachside indulgence. Snooze the day away in a hammock, enjoy an island barbecue, take out a kayak or sailboat and check out the local inhabitants – schools of madly colourful fish – on a guided snorkelling tour over the reef.

You'll receive a welcome as warm as the weather in this rustic, banana-shaped idyll of brilliant blue water, palm-fringed beaches and cooling trade winds. One of three Bay Islands just off the coast of Honduras, Roatan is home to a mix of eight different cultures who share a common pride in their homeland. Just off shore, the pristine Belizean Reef—teeming with marine life and some of the best pillar coral in the Caribbean—is considered one of the best dive destinations in the world.

Long before the 17th-century powers began to argue over Belizian sovereignty, a Mayan civilization flourished here at the mouth of the Belize river. But it is the natural history that is Belize's most precious resource. This geographically endowed region features lush lowlands and tremendous wetlands, timbered mountains, prime rainforests and karstic landscapes pocketed by caves and caverns. And above all a pristine coastline protected by the second longest barrier reef in the world.

This unspoilt coastal paradise in the Yucatan sprawls off the beaten path from the Mayan ruins of Tulum to the Belizean border. Brilliant butterflies, exotic tropical birds, deer, monkeys - even jaguars - are said to roam the remote parts of this pristine jungle. While not far from shore you'll find mile after mile of historic ship wrecks and coral formations, much of them virtually unexplored.

Laid-back lifestyles, a thriving arts community and quaint pastel-colored architecture make Key West a popular resort destination. But that's not all. There's also deep-sea fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving; legendary sunsets accompanied by homegrown entertainment at Mallory Square; and a chance to paddle a kayak around a mangrove - rimmed island.