NORWEGIAN SPIRIT
April 24, 2023 - May 10, 2023 | Fire and Ice 16 Day Cruise from Honolulu, Hawaii to Alaska ending in Vancouver, British Columbia
Embark on a photographic journey aboard the Norwegian Spirit (Norwegian Cruise Line) from the tropical warmth of Hawaii to the icy vistas of Alaska. This gallery covers the second part of our 16-day "Fire and Ice" cruise, spanning from May 4 to May 10, 2023, across the Pacific with stops in Icy Strait Point, Glacier Bay, Skagway, Juneau, and Ketchikan before concluding in Vancouver. Transitioning from the lush landscapes and vibrant essence of Hawaii's islands, this segment introduces the rugged beauty of Alaska, featuring majestic glaciers, dense forests, and rich wildlife. The Norwegian Spirit, launched in 1998 and luxuriously refurbished in 2020, continues to provide a blend of luxury and adventure, making each destination an unforgettable encounter with nature's extremes.
Launched in 1998 as SuperStar Leo for Star Cruises, the Norwegian Spirit was transferred to Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) in 2004 and rebranded to serve a new market. The ship represents a significant model in the cruising world, boasting a unique blend of luxury and technology. The Norwegian Spirit underwent a major refurbishment in 2020, enhancing its amenities and guest experiences, emphasizing adult-focused leisure with a $100 million investment in upgrades.
Information List
Name: Norwegian Spirit
Operator: Norwegian Cruise Line
Year Launched: 1998
Shipyard: Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany
Year Refurbished: 2020
Length: 268 meters (879 feet)
Beam: 32.2 meters (106 feet)
Draft: 8.2 meters (27 feet)
Tonnage: 75,904 GT
Capacity: 2,018 passengers
Crew: 912
Facilities Include: Multiple dining options, bars, theatres, a spa, and a large pool deck
Refits/Upgrades: 2020 refurbishment focused on updating public spaces, cabins, and introducing new dining and entertainment venues, making it one of the most extensive revitalizations in NCL’s history.
