Norwegian Dawn

Norwegian Cruise Line

256°HEADING

19ktSPEED

BSNEXT PORT

SAILING

Norwegian Dawn current position

SAILING

The current location of Norwegian Dawn is in North Atlantic Ocean cruising at speed of 19 kn (35 km/h | 22 mph) en route to BS. Last AIS update: (16 min ago)

Current itinerary of Norwegian Dawn

Norwegian Dawn current cruise is 14-Day Transatlantic from Lisbon to Jacksonville: Bahamas & Spain, departing Lisbon on November 1, 2026 at 16:00 and arriving in Jacksonville on November 15, 2026 at 07:00.

End destinationDestination

Jacksonville

DAY 10/14

Itinerary

Arrival

Departure

Date

ITINERARY

Sea day

9 NOV – 12 NOV
07:0017:0013 NOV

Sea day

14 NOV
07:00-15 NOV

Norwegian Dawn itineraries 2026–2028

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START DATEITINERARYEMBARK PORTNIGHTS
15 Nov5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
20 Nov5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
25 Nov5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
30 Nov5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
05 Dec5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
10 Dec4-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville4
14 Dec5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
19 Dec5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5
24 Dec4-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville4
28 Dec5-Day Bahamas Round-Trip JacksonvilleJacksonville5

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Norwegian Dawn ship information & specs

Cruise line

Norwegian Cruise Line
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Passengers

2,290

Length

294m

Decks

14

Crew

1,030

Launched

2002

Flag state

Bahamas

Norwegian Dawn is a cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line. She entered service in 2002 and carries around 2,350 guests, placing her in the mid sized category. She was the third ship in the Norwegian fleet designed around the line's Freestyle Cruising concept, which puts an emphasis on flexibility and a relaxed atmosphere rather than formal routines. Her sister ship is Norwegian Star, which entered service in 2001. Dawn was christened in Manhattan in December 2002 by actress Kim Cattrall and was the first Norwegian Cruise Line ship to feature hull artwork, a feature that later became common across the fleet.

Freestyle Cruising is reflected in the way the ship is arranged and used. There is no formal dress code, while complimentary dining rooms offer flexible seating so guests can decide when and where they want to eat. Specialty restaurants provide further choice, including Moderno Churrascaria, La Cucina and Los Lobos, giving diners Brazilian, Italian and Mexican inspired options.

The ship has 1,170 staterooms across 33 categories, including suites, balcony, ocean view and inside accommodation. A refurbishment in 2011 added 50 cabins and reworked several public areas, increasing the ship's capacity by around 100 guests. The range of accommodation gives couples, families and solo travellers several options depending on the type of cabin they prefer.

There is plenty happening around the ship during the day. The Oasis Pool is surrounded by deck space and has a poolside bar and ice cream bar, while six hot tubs provide other places to relax outdoors. An enclosed basketball and volleyball court gives active guests somewhere to play away from the pool area. The Mandara Spa offers more than 50 treatments, creating a quieter alternative to the livelier public spaces.

Evenings bring stage shows, live music, bars and lounges spread throughout the ship. The choice makes it easy to keep the night relaxed or find somewhere with more atmosphere after dinner.

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