The
Norwegian Getaway is very much like her sister ship, the Breakaway, which was launched six months earlier. In fact, apart from the color of the decor, the names of the bars and restaurants, and the choice of entertainment, you'd be hard-pressed to separate one ship from the other. Both vessels are top-of-the-line for the mass market and are distinguished by some excellent Norwegian Cruise Line innovations such as a category of stylish Studio staterooms priced for solo travelers and The Waterfront, a Deck 8 space where bars and restaurants face out toward the sea—shockingly, that's an unusual configuration for any cruise ship.
The main reason you might choose one ship over another is for its home port. The Getaway serves Miami, so its music, bars, and shows are gently (but not substantially) inflected with a Latin theme, while the Breakaway, out of Mahattan, subltly evokes a New York City vibe. Both go to warmer climates for their runs.
4,000 passengers
145,600 tons
Entered service: January 10, 2014
1,062 feet long
130 feet wide
18 decks
27 feet draft
21.5 knots service speed
Passenger Staterooms
2,014 total staterooms
1,438 with balcony (all outside staterooms feature a balcony), including:
42 suites in The Haven, 22 penthouses, 246 mini suites, 962 balcony, 72 spa cabins
449 inside cabins, 59 Studio cabins for solo travelers
Booking: 866/234-7350,
www.ncl.com
