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1 Seite 1 von 8 Whether its adventure, leisure or a sightseeing tour, we offer a wide variety of experiences for every budget. Here are some other key benefits: Convenience One-stop shopping for all ports on your itinerary Dedicated call center and onboard tour experts Easy pre-cruise booking online or through our call center Peace of Mind All tour operators are insured No hidden cost for transfers or entrance fees Norwegian Cruise Line makes arrangements for Guests for shore excursions solely for the convenience of the Guest; Norwegian does not act on behalf of or supervise the parties or persons who own, furnish, or operate such excursions, and the same are provided by independent contractors. Norwegian assumes no responsibility for, nor guarantees the performance of, any such excursion provider, and Guests acknowledge that Norwegian shall not be liable for losses or injuries arising from the acts or omissions of such provider. PLEASE NOTE: The information in this document was current at the time of printing. Tour descriptions and prices vary by ship and sailing date and are subject to change. Visit and log in to My NCL for the most updated information specific to your sailing. Activity Levels Involves walking over relatively level terrain, possibly some cobblestone, gravel or a few steps. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Involves a considerable amount of physical activity such as substantial walking over cobblestone streets, climbing stairs or steep terrain. They re not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Comfortable, sturdy shoes are recommended. Involves physical exertion for extended periods. The terrain may be uneven or steep. It can also indicate a need for swimming in a light current, biking or horseback riding. Recommended only for physically fit and adventurous travelers. Tour Features Guests with Disabilities These tours are fine for guests with limited mobility or in wheelchairs. Wheelchairs must be collapsible. Meal Mmmm these tours include meals. Got a special dietary need? Head to the Shore Excursion Desk and they ll be happy to help you out. Age Requirements These tours have specific age requirements. Weight Requirements These tours have specific weight requirements. Height Requirements These tours have specific height requirements. Flight These are helicopter tours. FAA requires names and accurate weights of passengers before check-in. Guests weighing 250 lbs. or more (fully clothed) need to pay a surcharge and are allotted two seats. Must be at least 2 years of age. Raingear These tours include wind/waterproof outerwear. Hiking Boots These tours require that guests wear hiking shoes. Family Recommended These tours are recommended for families. Ultimate Touring With Norwegian Cruise Line s Ultimate Touring, experience custom luxury adventures like yacht charters, VIP tours and small group touring for your family, or tours just for two. Tour Descriptions

2 Seite 2 von 8 CITY TOUR & SCENIC DRIVE Tour Code: HUX_02 Your scenic drive will include a stop so that you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Bay of Tangolunda - the luxury resort area. Pass the Bay of Conejos all the way up to the river estuary before proceeding to La Crucecita, the quaint downtown area, the evergreen Central Park and the beautiful church dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe, which features the world s largest painting of the Virgin. If you like to shop, you ll find several stores offering a wide variety of handicrafts including black pottery from the valleys of Oaxaca, handmade woven rugs and carpets milled on traditional looms, and the world-famous 'alebrijes' allegories of fantastic animals. Typical products, like Mezcal (the original Oaxacan version of Tequila), chocolate rivaling the best Swiss made, coffee, regional cheese, clothes, wines, and liquors are available. To finalize your tour, enjoy the stunning views of the Bay of Santa Cruz, La Entrega Beach and your ship. Note: To fully participate, this tour requires leisurely walking over mostly even surfaces. There are a limited number of steps, some cobblestones and uneven surfaces. There will be some standing for extended periods of time. Bottled water is provided on the bus. $49* $39* 3 hours FIVE BAYS CATAMARAN AND SWIM Tour Code: HUX_42 Huatulco is known for its picturesque bays and sun drenched Oaxacan coastline. Embark on a comfortable motorized catamaran-style vessel for a relaxing cruise from the harbor to Tangolunda Bay. View the area's natural beauty and surrounding resorts before passing by unusual rock formations at Organo Bay. Here, enjoy a stop for a swim or relax in the sun with some refreshments. Your cruise will continue to the tranquil Maguey and Chahue Bay's, you ll then, proceed to Santa Cruz Bay, with its beautiful beaches and see the impressive blowhole located nearby. Your guide will provide informative commentary throughout your bay cruise. Note: Participants must be in good health. Swimming is recommended for guests of 250 Lbs. or less. Wear comfortable walking shoes and light cotton clothing. Bring sunscreen, hat, sunglasses and a camera. To swim, we recommend to wear swimsuit under clothing and to bring a towel from your ship. $59* $39* 2½ hours OLD HUATULCO & MEXICO TRADITIONS Tour Code: HUX_45 Visit the small, surrounding communities of Huatulco and learn about their culture and traditions. Begin your tour in the little town of Piedra de Moros, where you ll see and learn about the medicinal plants and herbs grown there and the diseases they can cure. Taste a refreshing lemon herb tea and see the traditional way of making tortillas and bread. Learn the use of nopal cactus and sample these traditional Mexican products. Your next stop will be in Santa Maria, here you ll visit its beautiful church that was built in the 17th Century. Visit a local blacksmith's artisanal shop more than a century old, and where today working tools are made from recycled materials. Then, stop by a rustic Mezcal factory where you ll see the elaborate distillation process of this traditional Oaxacan beverage and learn about the different uses of the "Maguey" plant. Return to your ship with memories of these Mexican communities and their traditions. Note: Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Guest must be in good health. Not recommended for pregnant women. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Bring sun screen and cash as credit cards are not accepted in the small towns. $59* $39* 4 hours German BUTTERFLY FARM & TOWN SHOPPING Tour Code: HUX_47

3 Seite 3 von 8 Huatulco, part of the state of Oaxaca, has one of the most diverse varieties of butterflies in Mexico. On this tour, you ll visit the largest butterfly farm in Latin America and learn how it also helps boost the local economy and provides jobs to the people in the area. This butterfly farm offers visitors the chance to approach nature in a unique way. You ll learn about the different species of butterflies that are grown here, how they are first released in the farm until they reach their adult life -you may actually experience what it feels like to release a butterfly into the wild. After your butterfly experience, you ll continue on to the charming little town of La Crucecita where you can meet the locals and stroll around the main square. Visit the local church and admire the world s largest painting of the Virgin of Guadalupe on its ceiling. The state of Oaxaca is famous in Mexico and throughout the world for its colorful hand woven fabrics and traditional foods including an excellent Oaxaca fresh white cheese. You ll get to taste some of these regional delicacies at a small store with a demonstration of the local cuisine. You ll also learn how the inhabitants carry on the traditions of their ancestors making colorful woven rugs, carpets and fabrics hand milled on traditional looms. The town also offers a great variety of handicrafts and local products such as wood carved mythical animals, black pottery from the central valleys of Oaxaca, Mezcal a well-known tequila, chocolate, organic coffee, clothes, wines and liquors and more. Note: Walking is at guest s discretion, most areas are not wheelchair accessible. We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen and bug repellent. $79* $59* 4 hours Shopping OCEAN DISCOVERY SNORKELING Tour Code: HUX_26 Explore the amazing world of Huatulco by water and land. Visit the beautiful beach of "La Entrega", where healthy coral plates shelter millions of colorful fish. Once here, don t miss the "Bat Cave", located a few yards from the beach; snorkel into the cave and discover why it s called the Lover s Corner. Relax under a palm umbrella called Palapa and enjoy refreshments or a delicious seafood dish at an additional cost. Next, swim the underwater world of Huatulco and enjoy time in the sun of this Mexican Pacific beach. On your way back to the pier, you ll have the chance to see all of the different tones of blue from the sightseeing spots located along the roads and enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of the shoreline. You ll make a stop at the impressive viewpoint of La Entrega where you ll be able to take pictures while admiring your ship and the picturesque bay of Santa Cruz. Note: Participants must sign a waiver release form. Bottled water is provided in the van. Tour itinerary might vary and could change to an alternate site depending on weather conditions, water clarity and sea conditions. Please wear your swimsuit and a t-shirt for snorkeling. Bring a towel and sunscreen protection. $59* $39* 3 hours TWO BAYS ADVANCED SNORKEL Tour Code: HUX_27 For the snorkeling enthusiast, this tour combines two of the best areas in the emerald waters of Huatulco. From the pier area it is a 10 minute sail to La Entrega Beach, during which you ll be provided with a site briefing. There you ll enjoy 45 minutes of snorkeling in the calm, translucent waters and discovering the variety of marine life on the coral reef. Next is a 20 minute trip to Cacaluta Bay, which some locals call King's Beach as it was a favorite of King Juan Carlos I of Spain during his visit. Along the way, you ll pass by the spectacular blowhole and Organo and Maguey Bays. Snorkel another 45 minutes from the boat in the passage between the island and beach, an outstanding pristine place with white coral and rocks. Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age and in good physical condition. Wear your swimsuit and bring a towel and sunscreen. You ll be required to sign a waiver release form in order to participate. Some light current might be present. Participants should be able to get in and out of the boat by ladder. Depending on weather, water clarity and sea conditions, the above itinerary may vary and/or the stop at Cacaluta could be changed to an alternate site. All dives will be from the boat with no beach snorkeling. There are no showers on the boat. $69* $49* 3 hours PLEASANT BAYS CRUISE Tour Code: HUX_05

4 Seite 4 von 8 One of the highlights of Huatulco is definitely its wonderful shoreline, composed of several small bays with more than 36 beaches, scattered between rough cliffs and mountains. Take a closer look from the ocean to the natural features of this paradise and hear the ocean s voice roaring at La Bufadora (the blowhole) or be surprised with the massive natural Indian face engraved over time by the action of the waves and the wind. Visit the resort area at Tangolunda Bay, where buildings are mixed with the mountains as the background. Change your heading toward the west and check the secluded bays of Organo and Maguey. Continue your journey up to Cacaluta Bay and its island, named Playa del Rey in honor of King Juan Carlos I of Spain, who fell in love with this bay during his visit. You'll enjoy a couple of hours of fun and pleasure aboard your catamaran and see six of the most beautiful bays in the world in Huatulco. Note: You will not have the opportunity to swim, since this is only a sightseeing tour. There is no walking involved. Water, soft drinks and fresh fruits of the season are served on board. The catamaran is not wheelchair accessible. Bring suntan lotion. $59* $39* 2¼ hours HUATULCO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE & MARKET SHOPPING Tour Code: HUX_48 Discover the best kept secret of Huatulco s history and the stunning natural scenery at the Copalita River Ruins. Located 20 minutes southeast of modern Huatulco, the remains of this ancient city is thought to be of Zapotec origin, but was eventually conquered by the Aztecs. The site lies on the Copalita River and is surrounded by lush forest vegetation. Your guide will lead you through the site and share information about the history of Huatulco and the ancient inhabitants of this world hidden among the superb fauna, flora and unbeatable natural landscapes. As you walk along the ancient stone pathways you ll have the chance to observe tropical and migratory birds in the area near the river. You ll see the field where the ancient ball game was played, foundations of homes and pyramids and some carved stones. You may even have the opportunity to see how archaeologists and anthropologists work. Continue on to the charming town of La Crucecita where you can meet the locals and stroll around the town center. Visit the local church and admire the world s largest painting of the Virgin of Guadalupe on its ceiling. The state of Oaxaca is famous in Mexico and throughout the world for its colorful hand woven fabrics and traditional foods including an excellent Oaxaca fresh white cheese. You ll get to taste some of these regional delicacies at a small store with a demonstration of the local cuisine. You ll also learn how the inhabitants carry on the traditions of their ancestors making colorful woven rugs, carpets and fabrics hand milled on traditional looms. The town also offers a great variety of handicrafts and local products such as wood carved mythical animals, black pottery from the central valleys of Oaxaca, Mezcal a well-known tequila, chocolate, organic coffee, clothes, wines and liquors and more. Note: Walking is at guest s discretion, most areas are not wheelchair accessible. We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen and bug repellent. $69* $49* 4 hours Shopping ECO-TOUR CROCODILE SANCTUARY Tour Code: HUX_31 Get ready for an unforgettable encounter with nature as you learn about the local ecology of Oaxaca and the important work being done here to protect it. You ll travel approximately 85 minutes by bus or van through Oaxaca s beautiful landscapes to La Ventanilla, an indigenous community of Zapotec origin. Once here, you ll visit the Ventanilla Lagoon and the crocodile sanctuary located alongside a mangrove lagoon. The local environment provides a refuge to all kinds of animals including many important species of birds, as well as crocodiles, iguanas, raccoons, crustaceans and more. You ll also find an amazing abundance of vegetation in this unique environment. The local community has implemented a conservation strategy to protect their local wildlife, especially the Mexican crocodile. You ll take a canoe ride on the lagoon where you ll be able to easily observe several animal species in their natural habitat. Birds such as the kingfisher, wild ducks, carpenter birds and many more, Crocodiles may also be spotted as they move stealthily throughout the lagoon. Your boat ride will take you an island where tree nurseries help to reforest affected areas. Your local guides will prepare a light lunch of fresh quesadillas on an open air oven and offer information on the natural world that surrounds you. You ll also see several examples of the animals that populate the island. After your exploration of the island, you ll travel back to the mainland in your canoe and return to Huatulco and your ship s pier. Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age and be in good health. Wear comfortable shoes and light clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking disabilities. $69* $49* 4¾ hours Snack

5 Seite 5 von 8 HUATULCO LAND & SEA Tour Code: HUX_30 A great way to get acquainted with Huatulco is to visit the quaint downtown area of La Crucecita, the evergreen Central Park and the beautiful church dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe, which features the world s largest painting of the Virgin. If you like to shop, you ll find several stores that offer a wide variety of handicrafts including black pottery from the valleys of Oaxaca, handmade woven rugs and carpets milled on traditional looms and the world-famous 'alebrijes' allegories of fantastic animals. Typical products, like Mezcal (the original Oaxacan version of Tequila), chocolate rivaling the best Swiss made, coffee, regional cheese, clothes, wines and liquors, and much more are widely available. To complete the land journey, enjoy a breathtaking view of the Bay of Tangolunda, the luxury resort area. Proceed to the marina of Santa Cruz to board your catamaran for one of the highlights of Huatulco, its wonderful shoreline, composed of several small bays with more than 36 beaches scattered between rough cliffs and mountains. Leaving Santa Cruz Bay, you ll pass your ship and head eastward to see the Bay of Chahue featuring three beautiful beaches and a marina for private sailboats and yachts. Continue to La Bufadora (the blowhole) and hear the ocean s voice roaring or be surprised with the massive Indian face, engraved over time by the waves and the wind. Continue on to the secluded Bay of Organo and the more commercial Bay of Maguey. Note: To fully participate, this tour requires leisurely walking over mostly even surfaces. There is a limited number of steps, some cobblestones, uneven surfaces and some standing for extended periods of time. Catamaran is not wheelchair accessible. Bottled water is available on the bus, while water, soft drinks and beer are available aboard the catamaran. The tour itinerary may vary due to weather conditions. $69* $49* 3½ hours ATV & RAFTING ADVENTURE Tour Code: HUX_50 If you like adventure, this ATV and rafting combo is just the perfect tour for you. After a short drive from the pier, you ll reach the ATV base camp for a detailed safety briefing. From there, you ll ride with your guide on the ATV along mountainous jungle trails and across small river creeks. Upon arrival at the rafting base camp, professional guides will provide a safety briefing and instructions. Each raft will be accompanied by a guide to ensure that tour is safe and appropriate for beginners, while still offering excitement. You ll float down the Copalita River on a 9-person raft and be able to experience Huatulco s natural environment. The Copalita River is considered class 1 rapids, so this will be a relaxed, enjoyable ride, with time to enjoy the sights of the river valley, but still exciting enough to keep you on your toes. You'll float along the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains, passing lush tropical vegetation on the way to Bocana Beach. Note: Participants must be at least 15 years of age. Due to the active nature of this tour, pregnant women, guests with back or neck injuries, heart problems or walking disabilities may not participate. Walking is minimal, mainly on level ground, pavement or grass, with a few steps. We recommend that wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring a hat, biodegradable sunscreen and bug repellent. Tour itinerary may change depending on weather conditions. $189* $189* 4 hours COPALITA RIVER SCENIC RAFTING Tour Code: HUX_34 Discover an adventure the entire family can enjoy, floating down the Copalita River on a nine person raft and experience the heart and soul of Huatulco and its beautiful, natural environment. You'll travel approximately 30 minutes by van to the Rafting Base Camp where professional guides will provide a safety briefing and instruction. One guide will accompany each raft so this tour is safe and appropriate for beginners, while still offering exciting scenery and new horizons to explore for the more adventurous at heart. The Copalita River is considered category one rapids, so it s a relaxed and enjoyable ride downriver and offers plenty of time to take in the spectacular sights and sounds of the river valley, but exciting enough to keep you on your toes. You'll float through the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains, past lush tropical vegetation on the way to Bocana Beach. On arrival, you ll have free time to relax on the beach and explore the terrain before returning to your ship. Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age and in good physical condition. Pregnant women and guests with heart or respiratory conditions or back or neck

6 Seite 6 von 8 injuries are not allowed to participate. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking disabilities. Necessary gear such as helmets and life vests will be provided. Guests should wear light clothing, sneakers and sunscreen. Changes in tour itinerary may occur due to weather conditions. $69* $49* 3½ hours TEQUILA, MEZCAL TASTING & SHOPPING Tour Code: HUX_49 After a short ride, you ll arrive to a local restaurant and led to a tasting room. Here you ll learn about how the exotic plant called blue agave used in the production of tequila and discover the many secrets attributed to this elixir. Tequila has long been considered Mexico s national drink and plays an important role in Mexican culture. Its history dates back to the mid-16th century but didn t gain widespread popularity until after the Mexican Revolution. During the demonstration, you ll learn that Mexico produces four different varieties of tequila: Blanco, Oro, Reposado and Añejo. By law, tequila is required to contain at least 51% agave, but tequila labeled as premium must contain 100% agave. Mezcal, on the other hand, is a distilled alcoholic beverage made from another type of agave called the magüey plant. Usually consumed straight, mezcal has a strong smoky flavor and some sip it along with salt and fruit. Drinking tequila in Mexico is an art form and the best tequilas are often sipped. After a brief history lesson, participants 21 years of age and older will be able to taste some of Mexico s best tequila and mezcal. After this experience, you ll have the opportunity to browse and shop for handicrafts and local products in the charming little town of La Crucecita, before returning to your ship. Note: Walking is at guest s discretion, most areas are not wheelchair accessible. Participants must be at least 21 years of age to drink alcohol. $69* $69* 4 hours Shopping Snack RIVER KAYAKING ADVENTURE Tour Code: HUX_35 Immerse yourself in the nature and history of Huatulco. Discover a beautiful adventure as you kayak down the Copalita River, nestled among the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains. You'll travel by van approximately 30 minutes from the pier to your Rafting Base Camp where professional guides will provide you with a safety briefing and instructions. Kayak though the waters of the Copalita River and enjoy the spectacular sights and sounds of the river valley as you make your way through the mountain foothills past lush tropical vegetation. You can easily imagine the Zapotec people who originally inhabited this region canoeing along this same route to transport goods between their cities. Keep your eyes open for birds and other wildlife as you canoe to the mouth of the river where you ll have free time to relax on Bocana Beach. Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Pregnant women and guests with heart or respiratory conditions or back and neck injuries are not allowed to participate. Not recommended for guests in wheelchairs or who use walking aids such as canes or crutches. $59* $59* 3½ hours BIRD WATCHING ECO WALK Tour Code: HUX_06 Bird watching is a hobby for some, a passion and science for others. If you are among these people, come and discover a rich diversity of wetland bird life along the trails of the Copalita River with its unspoiled, low jungle deciduous vegetation. During your tour, you ll admire the flora and fauna of the region. Precious woods including cedar, mahogany, ficus, mocambos and almond trees may be seen along with several of the 227 bird species including orioles, woodpeckers, egrets, seagulls, falcons, sparrow hawks, parrots and 20 varieties of hummingbirds. You may also see lizards, iguanas, deer, armadillos and much more! You'll receive a souvenir list of the bird species found in the region and use of a color print with 25 of the most likely seen species along with binoculars. If you have your own binoculars, bring them along. Your knowledgeable guide will give comprehensive explanations of the ecology, birds, and points of interest. Enjoy 20 minutes at a vantage point at which a variety of birds may be quietly observed and where you'll enjoy not only a complimentary beverage, but also the opportunity to take some great photos. During the journey, several stops will be made to observe and comment.

7 Seite 7 von 8 Note: Participants must be at least 6 years of age and in good physical condition. Total walking distance is approximately 1 mile. Please wear a long sleeved shirt, long pants, a hat and comfortable walking shoes. $69* $49* 3 hours MEXICAN COOKING EXPERIENCE Tour Code: HUX_41 Join a talented Chef, for an unforgettable cooking experience. You ll become familiar with Mexican and Oaxaca dishes with an in-depth approach to their cuisine. After the Chef s instructions and some refreshments, you ll create dishes such as tortillas, chilaquiles and the famous Oaxaca chicken stew, from start to finish. Watch and learn the entire process and after cooking, enjoy your culinary creations served at your table. You ll also receive printed recipes so you can treat your friends and family to these dishes, once you re back home. Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age and in good health. $79* $79* 2 hours MEXICAN DANCE & COLORS FOLKLORE Tour Code: HUX_44 A great way to acquaint yourself with Mexico, is by enjoying its rich historic heritage and traditions. This tour will delight all of your senses with the rhythm of the music, traditional dances and the dazzling colors. Come and take this wonderful journey of Mexico without leaving Huatulco. You ll enjoy five traditional dances of the most representative states of the country, "Jarabe Tapatio" from Jalisco, the land of tequila & Mariachi. "La Bamba" from Veracruz, known for its warm hospitality, located on the Gulf of Mexico. "Polkas and Tamboras" from Sinaloa and Chihuahua from millennial states in northern Mexico and "La Guelaguetza" from majestic Oaxaca. During the show, performers wear multicolored clothes and regional jewels offering gifts to their guests symbolizing the meaning of these cultural dances. At the end of this folkloric fiesta, you ll know the real flavor of Mexico. $49* $39* 2 hours HUATULCO HIGHLIGHTS & BEACH Tour Code: HUX_33 Discover the most interesting and scenic spots surrounding Huatulco as you soak in the culture, history and natural beauty of the area. After a scenic photo stop at Santa Cruz Bay, you ll continue on to La Crucecita for a walking tour around this charming downtown area, local church and Central Park. The state of Oaxaca is famous for its colorful hand woven fabrics and traditional food. You ll get to taste some of these regional delicacies at a store demonstration of the local cuisine. Learn how the inhabitants of Oaxaca carry on the traditions of their ancestors making colorful woven rugs, carpets and fabrics hand-milled on traditional looms. The town offers a great variety of other traditional Oaxacan handicrafts such as alebrijes or wood-carved mythical animals and black pottery. Also available for purchase are Mezcal (Oaxaca s version of tequila), chocolate, organic coffee, clothes, wines and much more. Continue to Bahia Chahe Beach Club where you can relax, swim in the sea or splash in the pool. The sun, sand and outstanding scenery of Huatulco awaits you. Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age. Guests should wear comfortable shoes and light clothing and bring a swimsuit and towel. Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat are recommended. Bahia Chahe Beach Club has a lifeguard, beach chairs, umbrellas and a kid s play area. Food is available for purchase at the restaurant. $79* $49* 5 hours

8 Seite 8 von 8 BEACH ESCAPE Tour Code: HUX_10 Take a scenic boat ride past some of the fabulous and amazing bays of Huatulco to scenic Maguey Bay. Enjoy a swim, relax on the white sand beach and have some fun in the sun. Here, you can enjoy some refreshments or visit one of the local restaurants for local, fresh seafood at an additional cost. Snorkel gear and watersports activities/rentals are available. Everything you need for a fabulous day at the beach is here waiting for you. Note: This tour is just a transfer to the beach. Beach chair is included. Snorkel gear and watersports activities are optional and available for rent. Wear your swimsuit, sunscreen and bring a t-shirt for snorkeling (optional). Bring cash for food and extra activities/rentals. $49* $29* 4 hours PLEASE NOTE: The information in this document was current at the time of printing. Tour descriptions and prices vary by ship and sailing date and are subject to change. Visit and log in to My NCL for the most updated information specific to your sailing. For European guests, please visit COPYRIGHT 2011 NCL CORPORATION LTD. SHIPS' REGISTRY: BAHAMAS AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Printed on Wednesday November 19, 2014 at 2:36 AM