Norwegian Cruise Line Adjusts Port Times for Transatlantic Voyage

Norwegian Escape adjusts port times on its transatlantic voyage for technical maintenance, affecting Bermuda, Ponta Delgada, Lisbon, and Cadiz stops.

 

Passengers on the Norwegian Escape's upcoming 16-night transatlantic cruise from New York City to Italy, France, and Spain will see adjustments to the port times due to essential technical maintenance. Norwegian Cruise Line has revised the itinerary to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey, affecting several port calls, including Bermuda, Ponta Delgada, Lisbon, and Cadiz.

The adjustments include a later arrival in Bermuda, an earlier departure from Ponta Delgada, and slight changes in Lisbon and Cadiz's arrival and departure times. These changes aim to maintain the overall guest experience while accommodating the necessary maintenance work on the Breakaway Plus-class ship.

Norwegian Cruise Line assures passengers that any pre-purchased excursions through the cruise line will be automatically adjusted or refunded if necessary. Those with private excursion bookings are advised to contact their tour operators to align with the new schedule.

The voyage, departing on April 8, 2024, promises an unforgettable journey through some of the Mediterranean and Adriatic's most captivating destinations. Following this cruise, Norwegian Escape will continue to offer a series of Mediterranean and Adriatic sailings, exploring a variety of ports across Italy, France, Spain, Greece, and Croatia until November 26, 2024, before returning to the Caribbean for the winter season.