Norwegian Sky's 14-night Asian itinerary began in Singapore and concludes in Doha, Qatar
Norwegian Sky, a recently refurbished ship of cruise operator Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) docked at Mumbai’s port today, for the first-time ever, as part of its Asian itinerary.
In a press statement, NCL says that this visit marks a key stop in the ship’s 14-night Asian itinerary, which began in Singapore and includes stops in Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, the UAE, and concludes in Doha, Qatar.
The statement adds that the Norwegian Sky, measuring about 258 m in length with a gross tonnage of 77,104, with a capacity for 2,004 passengers and 899 crew members.
NCL says that during its Mumbai stopover, passengers had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the city’s cultural heritage and they could explore iconic landmarks like the Gateway of India and Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, as well as experience the markets and neighbourhoods that define Mumbai.
Manoj Singh
“Asia remains a key focus for NCL, both as a source market and a sought-after destination for global travellers. The arrival of Norwegian Sky in Mumbai highlights our dedication to offering diverse and immersive itineraries across the region,” says Manoj Singh, Country Head- India, Norwegian Cruise Line.
“Following her visit to India, Norwegian Sky will explore Europe’s most captivating destinations in 2025 and 2026 providing Indian travellers the opportunity to experience more to see, more to do and more to enjoy on a range of 7–15-day immersive itineraries that will visit a new destination each day while enjoying world-class dining, entertainment and relaxation onboard,” Singh adds.
According to the statement NCL is currently offering promotions that make cruising more accessible to travellers from India and the Asia-Pacific region. These include discounts of up to 50 pc on all cruises and exclusive perks through its package deal, which includes benefits like unlimited open bar, onboard specialty dining, shore excursion credits, and Starlink Wi-Fi.
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