Norwegian Star to sail Asia and Australia cruises

Norwegian Cruise Line will sail to destinations in Asia and
Australia for the first time since 2002, operating voyages from six ports in
fall/winter 2016-17 on the Norwegian Star.

Itineraries will depart from Istanbul, Dubai, Singapore,
Hong Kong, Sydney and Auckland, New Zealand. Highlights include the line’s
first visits to India and the Persian Gulf, a series of Southeast Asia cruises
and two Australia/New Zealand voyages (one 12-day and one 19-day cruise). The
Southeast Asia cruises feature overnight stays in Bangkok.

Also in winter 2016-17, the Norwegian Epic will return to
Florida after more than a year in Europe, sailing eastern and western Caribbean
itineraries from Port Canaveral. The Norwegian Jade will replace Norwegian Star
in Tampa, mainly sailing an itinerary that visits the Mexican Caribbean; Roatan
in Honduras’ Bay Islands; and Harvest Caye, Norwegian’s new private destination
in Belize.

Starting next summer, the Norwegian Spirit will replace the
Epic as the line’s year-round European ship, sailing Mediterranean cruises from
Barcelona, Venice and Istanbul.

In addition to Norwegian’s previously scheduled Panama
Canal cruises in February, the line has added two 14-day Panama Canal sailings
from Los Angeles and Miami on the Norwegian Jewel, on Feb. 5, 2017, and Feb.
19, 2017. The Caribbean cruises go on sale Aug. 24.

Caribbean sailings for fall/winter 2016-17 will go on sale
Aug. 19, and all other destinations go on sale Aug. 24.