What is nornorwegian getaway?

Norwegian Getaway combines the most magnificent amenities Norwegian has to offer with unforgettable destinations. Stroll The Waterfront, an innovative, industry-first open-air promenade designed to connect guests with the ocean like no other cruise line.

Which Norwegian getaway vacation destinations are best for South Florida?

Norwegian Getaway blends a lot of adult spaces with kid-friendly activities, so passengers are a mix of couples, families — both nuclear and multigenerational — and groups of friends. Getaway’s Miami homeport and vibe make it a solid draw for South Florida residents, but its seven-night itineraries lure passengers from all over.

What is freestyle dining on Norwegian Getaway like?

Adding to the chaos is Norwegian’s Freestyle dining concept which, while much-adored on the line’s smaller ships, can seem onerous on a ship of more than 4,000. A vacation on Getaway requires planning ahead to get seats in the venues that you want.

How many staterooms are in a Norwegian Getaway?

Norwegian Getaway staterooms (2008 total, in 42 grades) include 1343 outside, 530 Inside, 59 Studios (single cabins). Most staterooms are sized 160-170 ft2 (15-16 m2). Balcony cabins are 998, Oceanviews 156, Inside 449.

What is the size of a Norwegian Getaway room?

Most Norwegian Getaway staterooms are 170-sq. foot Balcony rooms. 42 are the wheelchair accessible rooms. The largest aboard Norwegian Getaway is the Haven Deluxe Owner’s Suites (740 ft2). Norwegian Getaway staterooms (2008 total, in 42 grades) include 1343 outside, 530 Inside, 59 Studios (single cabins).

Where will Norwegian Getaway sail in 2022?

To top it all off, Norwegian Getaway sails to exotic destinations extending from Russia and Iceland to Norwegian’s private Harvest Caye resort in Belize. Between now and the first quarter of 2022, Getaway will be globetrotting between Europe, the Caribbean, and the United States.

What is the difference between Norwegian Breakaway and Breakaway-Plus?

The Breakaway class consists of two ships, Norwegian Getaway and its predecessor Norwegian Breakawa y, both of which are smaller and older than Norwegian’s Breakaway-plus class ships, which include Norwegian Escape, Norwegian Joy, Norwegian Bliss and Norwegian Encore.