Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has just unveiled its newest ship, the Norwegian Luna, set to sail in April 2026. This latest addition to NCL’s growing fleet promises to bring a fresh wave of innovation and luxury,

The 3,550-guest ship will sail roundtrip from Miami starting on April 4, 2026, Norwegian shared with Travel + Leisure. The Norwegian Luna will be 10 percent larger than the cruise line’s other Prima Class ships, the Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva, and will be designed as a twin ship to the Norwegian Aqua, which is due to be delivered next year.

In many cases, Norwegian Cruise Line's oldest cruise ships — built in the 1990s and early 2000s — are just half the size of the line's newest vessels and have fewer venues on

Norwegian Cruise Line has decided, like many of its rivals, that bigger is better. At 1,056 feet long, 156,300 gross tons, and accommodating approximately 3,550 guests at double occupancy, Norwegian Luna has both a 10% size and capacity increase from Prima Class ships,

Let's take a look at the Norwegian Cruise ships by size, where we list them from biggest to the smallest in gross tonnage.

Currently under construction at a Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera, Italy, the 3,550-passenger vessel will be called Norwegian Luna, Norwegian President David Herrera revealed late Tuesday during a preview event near the shipyard. It'll sail weekly to the Caribbean out of Miami starting April 4, 2026, he added.

Norwegian's new Norwegian Luna would debut in 2026. It could be a great option for families who want a new build but don't enjoy mega ships.

New entertainment options aboard Norwegian Aqua will honor one of the world's most iconic musicians and expand other popular shows.