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First Norwegian Cruise Line cruise? Start here.

Seven questions, in the order they actually matter. Every answer is measured from the fares we capture rather than repeated from a brochure.

2,923 sailings · 62 port guides · updated Oct 5, 2026

  1. Work out what one guest actually pays

    NCL quotes per person assuming two share, and one guest pays more. How much more depends on the cabin, not on a rule: the middle Inside runs 59% above the two-sharing rate, the middle Haven 93%.

    The single supplement, measured →

  2. If you are sailing alone, look at Studios first

    A Studio is built and sold for one person, so it has no double-occupancy fare and no supplement at all. 1,832 of the sailings we track sell one.

    Sailings with Studios, priced →

  3. Pick the ship before the itinerary

    The 21 ships are not interchangeable: only 12 of them sell a Studio at all, and the cabin mix, the supplements and the home ports differ ship to ship. Each has a page with her cabins, her ports and her fares.

    Compare the fleet →

  4. Check where she leaves from

    40 ports in the sailings we track are somewhere a cruise actually begins — the list with a flight and a hotel night attached, rather than every port the fleet touches.

    Every departure port →

  5. Read the port before you book anything ashore

    62 ports have a researched guide: where the ship ties up, how long you really get, and whether the walk into town is a walk.

    Port guides →

  6. Decide how you are booking excursions

    We have opened 6,054 independent tours one by one across 61 ports. 994 carry a return-to-ship guarantee, which is the only part of the decision that matters if the bus is late.

    Booking ashore →

  7. Find the people on your sailing

    A roll call is the Facebook group for one specific departure. Every one we list has been opened and read first — we do not publish a link we have not seen.

    Find your roll call →

This site is an independent reference. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Norwegian Cruise Line. Fares are NCL's own published figures at the moment of capture and include taxes, fees and port expenses; service charges are not included. How the numbers are gathered →