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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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