Ship Norwegian Epic
The cruise ship Norwegian Epic is the only ship of its class in the services of Norwegian Cruise Line. For the first time, it set sail in June 2010 from Southampton to New York. On its deck, 1724 crew members will take care of you. Norwegian Epic not only offers world-class artists but also a variety of accommodations. Guests have access to, for example, studio cabins, spa cabins, or luxury suites The Haven.
In November 2020, the ship underwent extensive renovation - from renovated suites to the innovation of experiential activities, including the restaurant The Haven and The Haven Courtyard Pool & Sundeck, you can soak up real luxury at sea.
In May 2025, another revitalization took place on board, with Norwegian Epic now offering Vibe Beach Club - an adults-only retreat with ocean views, private cabanas, and other perks. Families were not forgotten, as the children's water park received an enhanced water area, a small slide, and interactive water play features. Accommodation was improved with 6 additional balcony cabins and 2 Deluxe cabins with ocean views – the first on this ship.
Norwegian Epic operates a series of nine, ten, and eleven-day cruises from Rome (Civitavecchia) to picturesque ports in the Mediterranean and on the Greek islands, including Valletta in Malta and visits historical cities such as Naples, Catania, and Florence/Pisa in Italy. After a season of immersive European cruises, the ship returns to San Juan in Puerto Rico and offers seven-day cruises in the southern Caribbean with the option of return cruises to Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, St. John's in Antigua, Bridgetown in Barbados, Castries in Saint Lucia, Philipsburg in Saint Martin, and Saint Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The production cost of Norwegian Epic was approximately 1.2 billion USD.