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Norwegian Sun began sailing in September 2001 as the final ship of the Sun class. It was built at Lloyd Werft in Bremerhaven and is a sister to the former Norwegian Sky. With about 1,900 guests at double occupancy, it is one of the smaller ships in the fleet. NCL has announced a long-term charter to Cordelia Cruises, and the ship is expected to leave the Norwegian fleet in late 2027.
A few of the things that set Norwegian Sun apart.
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Cabin counts and ship facts come from our booking engine and can change after refits. Our advisors will confirm cabin details for your sailing.
Compare Norwegian Sun with the rest of the fleet.
Guest counts are based on double occupancy. Ship features can change after refits, so our advisors will confirm details for your sailing.
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