Norwegian Cruise Lines has recently announced their decision to reposition the Norwegian Epic to Port Canaveral this winter, in response to the growing demand for Caribbean sailings. […]
The Canaveral Port Authority commission and staff, the U.S. Coast Guard, Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, Canaveral Pilots Association, and Space Coast Office of Tourism, along with other business leaders, welcomed the Norwegian Epic and Royal Caribbean International’s Oasis of the Seas in traditional maritime plaque exchange ceremonies aboard each ship last weekend. […]
Next month, Norwegian Cruise Line will bring passengers from Barcelona, Spain to Port Canaveral for a transatlantic cruise on the Norwegian Epic. […]
The Epic is Norwegian Cruise Lines largest ship, and it is one-of-a-kind. Originally meant to be one of two ships, and the next generation of Norwegian’s signature freestyle cruising, a dispute over the price of changes to the nearly completed ship resulted in the cancelation of Epic’s sister ship, and the end of Norwegian’s relations with STX France. […]
Port Canaveral will homeport Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) largest ship and currently the third largest in the world—the Norwegian Epic—starting in November 2016, offering seven-day Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries, as well as three- and four-day vacations to the Bahamas in 2017. […]
