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The Norwegian Aqua will offer three- and four-night cruises to the Bahamas for the first time starting in April 2028.
According to Norwegian's recently announced deployment plans, the 2025-built vessel will operate the short cruises from PortMiami.
Following a winter season sailing from Port Canaveral, the Aqua will spend the entire summer in South Florida.
The schedule includes three-night weekend cruises departing Miami on Fridays, as well as four-night cruises sailing on Mondays.
All itineraries include visits to Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian's private island destination. The longer cruises also feature a full day of cruising in the Florida Straits.
In a recent announcement, the company highlighted the call at the private destination, noting that it is undergoing a major enhancement project.
The refurbishment includes the addition of the Great Tides Waterpark, as well as a pier that allows guests to disembark directly from the ship.
Other additions include Horizon Park, which offers attractions such as lawn-style games and pickleball courts, and Hammock Bay, which provides more than 50 hammocks.
The 3,571-passenger ship will offer more than 50 short sailings between late April and late October 2028.
Norwegian's 2028 summer season will also include the Norwegian Aura sailing from PortMiami.
Set to enter service in 2027, the 170,000-ton vessel will operate a series of seven-night cruises to the Eastern Caribbean.
The ship's regular itinerary will include visits to three destinations: Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas and Tortola in the British Virgin Islands.
Before returning to Miami, the Norwegian Aura is also scheduled to call at Great Stirrup Cay on every cruise.
The company will also deploy the Norwegian Escape from Port Canaveral for the summer, as well as the Norwegian Prima from Galveston.
