Norwegian Epic
With capacity over 4,000 passengers and a host of unique entertainment and accomodation features, the Norwegian Epic, from Norwegian Cruise Lines, is more than your run of the mill cruise liner.
Every once in a while the cruise industry introduces something extra special, and the Norwegian Epic is without doubt the latest flavour of the month. There’s Las Vegas style entertainment from Cirque Dreams and the Blue Man Group, 20 restaurants and cafes to visit, and a huge selection of accommodation, ranging from compact studios for solo travelers and full sized villas complete with butler service. Luxury Caribbean cruise holidays and trips across the Mediterranean are made even more magical onboard the Norwegian Epic.
With her incredible leisure, entertainment and relaxation facilities the Norwegian Epic from Norwegian Cruises heralds a new dawn in upscale luxury world cruise holidays.
On Board
For action packed cruise holidays the Norwegian Epic more than steps up to the mark. There’s the sprawling Aqua Park with multiple thrilling water slides, including one that passes right through the middle of the rock climbing wall. In addition you’ll find a rapelling wall, basketball and squash courts, bungee trampolines, climbing cages and a total of six bowling lanes. And if that wasn’t enough to keep the kids entertained there’s also a children’s play area and tween zone for slightly older kids. And while the children are busy you can book a treatment at the sublime spa, the largest waterborne beauty treatment zone in the world.
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Staterooms
Norwegian Cruises have introduced a brand new category of stateroom onboard the Norwegian epic, designed to cater for the solo or budget cruiser. These perfectly proportioned studios provide 100 square feet of space and include twin beds that can be joined together, climate control and colour changing lighting that you can vary to alter to the ambience in your cabin. In addition standard staterooms include a flat screen TV, minibar and mp3 connectivity upon request.
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Dining
Luxury cruise holidays are an opportunity for memorable event dining, and dinner in the two-tier art-deco Manhattan Room is a truly unforgettable occasion, with live background music and a dance floor that fills up after dinner. Cruise buffet cuisine is served at Café Jardin and there’s a romantic rustic Italian, La Cucina, complete with a twinkling lantern hung olive tree as its centrepiece.
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Deck Plans
You will find all the information you need to know about what is on each deck, find your accommodation, which deck the pool is located on.
Find out moreOther Norwegian Cruise Line ships you may be interested in:
Norwegian Dawn
Norwegian Gem
Norwegian Jade
Norwegian Jewel
Norwegian Pearl
Norwegian Sky
Norwegian Spirit
Norwegian Star
Norwegian Sun
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New Cruise Ships
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