Norwegian Cruise Line Expands Cruisetours Collection Providing More Choice, Value And Destination Immersion For A Perfect Europe Getaway.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra, Norwegian Cruise Li (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel with a 57-year history of breaking boundaries, has announced an expanded collection of European Cruisetours. Available in 11 ports through to November 2025, these pre-cruise programs combine select sailings with a multi-day immersive land exploration to provide a more seamless cruise holiday experience.

Lisbon, Portugal has just been added to the collection of NCL’s pre-cruise land programs, which are also available in iconic cities including Athens, Greece; Barcelona, Spain; Copenhagen, Denmark; Istanbul, Turkey; London, United Kingdom; Paris, France; Reykjavik, Iceland; Rome and Venice, Italy and Tromso; Norway.

NCL’s Cruisetours enable guests to further immerse themselves in a destination either before or after a sailing, providing the convenience of a fully planned holiday that includes their cruise, transfers, hotels and tours exploring their chosen city.

Recognised as Europe’s Leading Cruise Line* for 17 years in a row, NCL has an extensive offering across the Mediterranean, Greek Isles and Northern Europe with 12 departure ports across 14 award-winning ships including Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva. Additionally, guests can enjoy overnight calls in destinations such as Istanbul, Turkey; Florence (Livorno), Italy; and Reykjavik, Iceland.

“As the leader in Europe for contemporary cruising, we are continually looking to create innovative and meaningful experiences for our guests. Our expanded Cruisetour land programs provide even more opportunities for our guests to explore, with the flexibility and choice to travel their own way,” said Ben Angell, Vice President and Managing Director, NCL APAC. “We continue to see demand for cruising in Europe go from strength to strength, not only because of the incredible value and convenience we offer but also the extensive choice of immersive itineraries, departure ports and ships.”