Bookings have just opened for the next cutting-edge vessel from NCL, which will offer seven-day round-trip Mediterranean itineraries beginning in May 2028.
Norwegian Bella will accommodate 3,921 guests at double occupancy and will join Norwegian Aura as the largest ships in the NCL fleet.
Her inaugural season of voyages from Barcelona will allow guests to experience some of Europe’s most captivating destinations, including Rome, Florence, Marseille and Palma de Mallorca.
“Norwegian Bella marks a milestone moment in our fleet as the culmination of our award-winning Prima Class,” said Ben Angell, Managing Director of Norwegian Cruise Line APAC.
“Drawing on the innovations and guest feedback that have shaped the class from the very beginning, Norwegian Bella brings together our most sought-after experiences in one extraordinary ship.
“From enhanced outdoor spaces and family-friendly attractions to elevated venues for relaxation and connection, every detail has been thoughtfully designed to give guests the freedom and flexibility to holiday exactly how they want to, without anyone having to compromise.”
Some of the onboard highlights include:
- Thrills at sea: A 10-deck dry slide, waterslides, a ropes course and a multi-level outdoor entertainment complex.
- More room to relax: An expanded pool deck, infinity pools, an adults-only beach club and dedicated family spaces.
- Luxury accommodation: 159 suites within The Haven by Norwegian, featuring exclusive amenities and 24-hour butler service.
In total, Norwegian Bella offers nearly 2,000 staterooms with a variety of thoughtfully designed accommodations, ranging from inside staterooms and studios to spacious balcony staterooms, catering for every type of traveller, including families and multigenerational groups.
The ship will also feature a striking original design by acclaimed Australian contemporary artist George Rose.
Known for her bold murals and vibrant botanical compositions, Rose creates immersive works that blend fine art and design through vivid colour, fluid gradients and graphic natural forms.
“Designing the hull art for Norwegian Bella was an opportunity to capture the sense of wonder that travel inspires,” Ms Rose said.
“Through vibrant colour, organic forms and a feeling of movement, I wanted to create a piece that reflects the excitement of exploration and discovery.”
