Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises to Europe

From the wondrous scenery of the Norwegian Fjords to the lively, culture-rich capitals of the Baltic states and down to the sun-kissed Canary Islands, you certainly aren’t short of choice when browsing through the NCL Europe cruises that we currently have available.

Whether you want a warm-weather getaway or the opportunity to see some of the famous landmarks and destinations that the continent is home to, you’ll easily find an NCL European cruises to suit, each one carefully put together to make the most of the time available with a wealth of excursions available for you to choose from when you’re on-board.

European Itineraries with Norwegian Cruise Line

There are numerous cruises you can choose from with NCL when you want to explore Europe, ranging from seven nights up to two weeks and even longer in some cases. Departure ports vary too, although many of the Canary Island voyages begin in Barcelona and Copenhagen is a popular port for cruises in the north of the continent. You'll find a choice of ships including Norwegian Epic, Jade, Pearl, Spirit and Star.

One great example is a comprehensive voyage of Norway which then moves on to Iceland, the Faroe Islands and then Scotland and Ireland. You’ll start by seeing the incredible ports of Bergen and Alesun, your gateway to the majestic beauty of the Fjords, carved into the land to create gorgeous valleys that rival landscapes you could find anywhere in the world. Then it’s onto Lerwick in the Shetland Islands, the Faroes and then Reykjavik, the capital city of Iceland and ideal port for exploring the natural spas of this incredible nation. Then it’s onwards to the port of Greenock, with excursions showing you the lively nature of Glasgow, and Dublin, where you can tour the Guinness factory and the famed streets of this welcoming city, all before the ship returns to Copenhagen with ample time to enjoy the on-board facilities of your ship.

Or you could decide that you want to stay further east with a voyage around the capital cities of the Baltic, where you’ll head to Warnemunde, the port for Berlin, Tallinn, Helsinki and Stockholm, as well as a visit to the striking city of St Petersburg, known for its Hermitage Museum and churches.

If you have more interest in escaping to the beach and enjoying warmer weather, Canary Island cruises take you to Madeira and Lanzarote, with other port calls including the thrilling city of Casablanca in Morocco and Granada in Spain, where you can easily travel to Malaga.