Norwegian Star

Norwegian Cruise Line

223°HEADING

13ktSPEED

Santa Cruz de TenerifeNEXT PORT

SAILING

Norwegian Star current position

SAILING

The current location of Norwegian Star is in North Atlantic Ocean cruising at speed of 13 kn (24 km/h | 15 mph) en route to Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Last AIS update: (18 min ago)

Current itinerary of Norwegian Star

Norwegian Star current cruise is 11-Day Europe from Lisbon to London: France, Spain & Portugal, departing Lisbon on November 9, 2026 at 16:00 and arriving in Southampton on November 20, 2026 at 07:00.

End destinationDestination

Southampton

DAY 2/11

Itinerary

Arrival

Departure

Date

ITINERARY

-16:009 NOV

Sea day

10 NOV
07:0017:0012 NOV
07:0016:0013 NOV
09:0018:0014 NOV

Norwegian Star itineraries 2026–2028

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START DATEITINERARYEMBARK PORTNIGHTS
20 Nov14-Day Transatlantic from London to Miami: France, Bahamas & SpainSouthampton14
04 Dec16-Day Panama Canal from Miami to San Diego: Mexico & Costa RicaMiami16
19 Dec7 nights, round-trip from San Diego, United StatesSan Diego7
20 Dec6-Day Mexican Riviera Round-Trip San Diego: Cabo & Puerto VallartaSan Diego6
26 Dec7-Day Mexican Riviera Round-Trip San Diego: Cabo & Puerto VallartaSan Diego7

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Norwegian Star ship information & specs

Cruise line

Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line logo

Passengers

2,348

Length

294m

Decks

14

Crew

1,030

Launched

2001

Flag state

Bahamas

Norwegian Star is a Dawn class cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line. She entered service in 2001 and carries up to around 2,348 passengers, placing her in the mid sized category. Built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, she was originally ordered for Star Cruises and was intended to enter service as SuperStar Libra before being transferred to Norwegian Cruise Line. Her design was developed around Norwegian's Freestyle Cruising concept, which gave passengers greater freedom over dining and dress. Actress Brooke Burke christened the ship in 2001 during a joint ceremony with Norwegian Sun.

The ship offers a relaxed approach to dining, with around ten venues giving guests plenty of choice throughout the day. Rather than relying on traditional assigned seating, passengers can choose where and when they want to eat. Accommodation ranges from inside cabins to oceanview and balcony staterooms, with around 70 per cent offering views of the sea. Among the more unusual options are two large three bedroom suites positioned towards the top of the ship, each with its own private garden and sundeck.

Entertainment centres on the Stardust Theater, where evening productions provide a traditional cruise show experience. The ship also has several swimming pools, sports facilities and a walking and jogging track. Mandara Spa provides a quieter setting for relaxation, while Spice H2O offers an adults only outdoor area with a pool, drinks and evening entertainment.

Families have access to dedicated children's programmes and activities, while adults can choose from quieter lounges, the spa or the casino. The mixture of spaces means that a day on Norwegian Star can be as active or relaxed as guests prefer, without requiring everyone to follow the same routine.

Norwegian Star's Panamax design is another interesting part of her history. Her dimensions were developed to allow the ship to pass through the original Panama Canal locks, connecting cruising regions that might otherwise require a longer route.

Norwegian Star suits couples, families and solo travellers who prefer a mid sized ship with flexible dining and a broad selection of entertainment and recreation. Her established layout and Freestyle approach give passengers plenty of freedom to shape their time on board.

Norwegian Star illustration

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