Norwegian Breakaway to spend summer in the Baltic Sea

This summer, and for the first time since leaving the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg in 2013, the Norwegian Breakaway will sail in European waters.

The Norwegian Breakaway, the flagship of Norwegian Cruise Line’s 4000 passenger fleet, is one of five cruise ships to be positioned in Europe this summer, replacing the Norwegian Gateway on Baltic Sea routes.

Norwegian Cruise Line offers nine-day cruises aboard the Norwegian Breakaway in Copenhagen or from Warnemünde/Rostock to Tallinn, St Petersburg (overnight), Helsinki and Nynäshamn/Stockholm.

On board, passengers will find the full range of cabins offered by NCL – from the Studio for solo travellers to the family cabins, not forgetting the luxury complex The Haven by Norwegian. In addition, guests will enjoy award-winning entertainment – Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy dinner show and acrobats in the Tent Mirror to the dancers of Burn the Floor.

As on all the ships in the fleet, customers benefit from Premium All Inclusive on Norwegian Breakaway. In addition to a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, coffees taken with meals and all associated service charges, the cruise rate also includes, since February, 60 free Internet minutes per client. Guests staying at the Haven receive additional extras, such as a $100 credit to use on board – at one of the specialty restaurants or at the Spa!