Norwegian Aqua - Bermuda from New York
Aqua spends April through October 2026 homeported in Manhattan for these weekly Bermuda runs, sailing past the Statue of Liberty and spending three days tied up at the Royal Naval Dockyard. With the ship as your hotel in Bermuda, you get unhurried time for Horseshoe Bay, Hamilton, and St. George's without repacking.
Price Range
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Mid-Range
*Prices vary by cabin type, sailing date, and availability. Confirm rates with Norwegian Cruise Line before booking.
Ship Details — Norwegian Aqua
View full Norwegian Aqua detailsYear Built
2025
Tonnage
156,300 GT
Passengers
3,571
Crew
1,388
Decks
20
Class
Prima Plus
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About the Ship
What Travelers Say About Norwegian Aqua
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Norwegian Aqua sailing. Based on 900 discussions.
Norwegian Aqua debuted in March 2025 as the first ship in NCL's new Prima-Plus class - stretched 75 feet longer than the Prima and Viva to create a noticeably more spacious layout. Its headline feature is the Aqua Slidecoaster, billed as the world's first hybrid waterslide-rollercoaster at sea, with dueling two-person slides that launch riders uphill before winding down. Paired with the Glow Court - an LED-floored, augmented-reality sports court by day that flips into a blacklight dance party at night - the Aqua is squarely aimed at families, couples and multigenerational groups who want a cutting-edge, tech-forward cruise. Despite its newness it has already drawn a strong early reputation.
What People Love
- The Aqua Slidecoaster - the first hybrid waterslide-rollercoaster at sea - is the standout attraction
- Glow Court is an AR LED sports court by day and neon dance party by night
- Beautiful, modern, spacious design, 75 feet longer than Prima-class sisters
Common Complaints
- The buffet is widely criticized as too small and crowded for the ship's capacity
- Prima-class DNA means some public spaces feel undersized for the crowds
- The Slidecoaster ride is exhilarating but short