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Norwegian Getaway Mar 17, 2024
7-Night Bermuda & Atlantic Coast
Aboard Norwegian Getaway · Departing March 17, 2024 from the Port of New York, New York.
You'll depart New York on Sunday, March 17, 2024 for your 7-Night Bermuda & Atlantic Coast round-trip cruise vacation aboard Norwegian's Norwegian Getaway.
Your itinerary includes a visit to Bermuda, where you'll explore Royal Naval Dockyard. Your trip has two sea days to enjoy everything the Norwegian Getaway has to offer.
Your ship ranks tied for #9 among Norwegian's 21 ships by size and is newer than the fleet average, having launched in 2014.
Norwegian Getaway

The Norwegian Getaway was built in 2014 and measures 145,655 gross tons and 1,068 feet in length. It is part of Norwegian's Breakaway class. At full capacity it carries 3,963 passengers and 1,646 crew members, in 2,015 staterooms.
With two sea days on this sailing, there's time for Bliss Ultra Lounge, The Tides and Illusionarium.
Your Itinerary
- DAY 2 · MON, MAR 18
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- DAY 7 · SAT, MAR 23
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Cruise Price & Tracking

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