Norwegian Sun

The Adriatic from Ravenna, the Caribbean from Miami

From May to August, Norwegian Sun sails seven-night one-way voyages between Ravenna and Civitavecchia, the port for Rome. She runs them in both directions. Stops change between departures, but you might see Split, Kotor, Corfu or Dubrovnik along the way. Her line’s Norwegian Cruise Line Europe sailings for 2027 open on these Mediterranean weeks.

From November to February, through the Australian summer, she sails 11- and 12-night round-trips from Miami into the Caribbean and Central America. Ports vary from one departure to the next. Typical calls include Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas, Cartagena and the Panama Canal. Our Caribbean cruise guide shows what else sails these waters.

Wherever she sails from, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday. The Mediterranean voyages are one-way, so we book your flight home from Rome or Ravenna, wherever your voyage ends. Her fleet mates include Norwegian Jade of the Jewel Class, and the Norwegian Cruise Line page covers the rest of the line’s ships.

Kids’ clubs from toddlers to teens

Norwegian Sun has a club for each age group, and all three are included in the fare. Guppies is an open play space for children from six months to three years. It has toys, balls and sensory play, and parents join in. Splash Academy takes 3- to 12-year-olds for creative play, sports competitions and themed activities while their parents unwind. Teens aged 13 to 17 have Entourage, a space of their own with digital activities and room to meet others their age.

Teppanyaki, steak and an included buffet

The Garden Café is the included choice on Norwegian Sun, a buffet open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. For a night out, Cagney’s Steakhouse serves Black Angus beef and fresh seafood, with a wine list and cocktails to match. At Teppanyaki you sit at a communal table. A chef cooks prawns, steak, chicken and fried rice on a steel plate in front of you. Both carry an à la carte charge, as does the French-style Le Bistro, where reservations are usually needed. If specialty dining is part of the plan, Free at Sea bundles a specialty dining package for the first two guests, while Free at Sea Plus scales the number of specialty meals to the voyage and applies them to every guest on the booking.

Norwegian Sun cabins and deck plans

Her suites head a range spread over eight cabin decks. The Norwegian Sun cabins and deck plans show each cabin’s neighbours before you choose.

At CruiseAway, our cruise experts know Norwegian Sun and her fares. Read past guests in the Norwegian Sun reviews, or browse Norwegian’s Christmas and January cruises, which fall in her Miami season.