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Norwegian Cruise Line · NCL BREAKAWAY

Norwegian Getaway

4.0· 1,382 votesBuilt 2014 · 146,655 GT · 18 decks147 sailings from $61/night
Guests
3,9634,819
Crew
1,646
Cabins
2,008
Length
326 m
Space ratio
30
Homeport pattern
New York

Where she is right now

AIS reported 20:36 UTC · 16 Sept 2026
En route · Nassau· 9/16/2026, 8:36:52 PM· Course 104°
Position
25.83°N, 77.91°W
Heading
104° · COG 265°
Speed
0 kn
Destination
Nassau
Our take · opinion

Freestyle Breakaway from New York

Norwegian Getaway is Breakaway-class Freestyle for families and friend groups who want dining choice, Broadway-leaning shows, and The Waterfront—especially on New York Caribbean or Bermuda weeks. We’d book her when flexibility beats fixed seatings.

Days stack around the aqua park and three-deck atrium; nights land in Getaway Theatre, Second City comedy, Syd Norman’s rock bar, and Bliss club energy. The three-deck atrium keeps the social pulse midship between pool laps and dinner, so Freestyle nights feel walkable rather than a hunt across a Prima-scale map. We treat peak aqua-park hours as a scheduling problem, not a dealbreaker, when the rest of the ship still has quieter corners.

Cabins range from Studios for solos through standard balconies to The Haven suite complex with a private lounge and sundeck that buffers the mainship crowds. We treat Haven as a ship-within-a-ship when the budget allows; otherwise we obsess over noise near venues and elevator banks on a nearly four-thousand-guest ship. Ask us before you book a midship balcony solely because the deck plan looks convenient on paper.

Dining is the Freestyle maze done well across Savor, Taste, and Tropicana for included nights, then Cagney’s, Ocean Blue, Moderno, La Cucina, and teppanyaki when you want a cover charge. Versus Breakaway Plus sisters, Getaway is the original Breakaway chapter with slightly less scale and still full Freestyle choice for first-timers. Confirm the sailing below and we will match Haven versus balcony to how much crowd buffer you actually need.

She's for
  • Families who want Freestyle dining and kids programs
  • Friend groups treating a cruise like a nightlife-and-shows week
  • Solo travellers eyeing Studios and meet-up energy
  • Shoppers booking New York Caribbean or Bermuda sailings
She's not for
  • Travellers chasing hush and ultra-luxury intimacy
  • Guests who dislike cover-charge specialty mazes
  • Anyone who gets stressed by big-ship crowds and lines
Honest caveat

At full load, peak hours on the aqua park, atrium elevators, and specialty restaurants need patience. We’ll steer you toward quieter cabin pockets and off-peak dining so you skip the worst bottlenecks.

The record · ship background

Norwegian Getaway, on paper

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Norwegian Getaway is the second Breakaway-class ship for Norwegian Cruise Line, built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg and delivered in January 2014 as sister to Breakaway. Hull art is by Miami artist LEBO; interiors were developed with Priestmangoode and Tillberg design teams. The Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders served as godmothers at the February 2014 naming in Miami after an inaugural Rotterdam-to-Miami Transatlantic repositioning.

Breakaway-class signatures include The Waterfront open-air promenade wrapping restaurants toward the sea and Freestyle dining across multiple complimentary and specialty venues. The entertainment slate has featured Broadway-style titles such as Legally Blonde and SIX, and the ship also operated as an Olympic hotel ship in Rio during the 2016 Summer Games.

Recent deployment patterns emphasize Caribbean and Bermuda roundtrips from New York, with Great Stirrup Cay on many Eastern Caribbean routings and multi-night Bermuda stays in Kings Wharf. Confirm this sailing’s homeport and itinerary on the page below before treating any hub as permanent.

Build record

Keel to delivery
2011 – 2014
Inaugural
Jan 2014, Rotterdam–Miami
Fuel
Marine diesel
Commerce

Upcoming sailings

40 itineraries · 147 sail dates on Norwegian Getaway. Fares are live and change daily.

Bahamas - Short

Miami · 3n · $138/n · Sep 18, 2026

From $414 inside · Balcony $564

Bahamas - Short

Miami · 4n · $61/n · Sep 21, 2026

From $244 inside · Balcony $264

Bahamas - Short

Miami · 3n · $121/n · Oct 9, 2026

From $364 inside · Balcony $504

Bahamas - Short

Miami · 4n · $89/n · Oct 19, 2026

From $354 inside · Balcony $524

Bahamas - Short

Orlando (Port Canaveral) · 5n · $88/n · Oct 28, 2026

From $440 inside · Balcony $600

Bahamas - Short

Orlando (Port Canaveral) · 4n · $74/n · Nov 2, 2026

From $294 inside · Balcony $484

SailingDateDepartNights$/nInsideBalconySuite
Bahamas - ShortMiami, Fl | Nassau, Bahamas | Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas | Miami, Fl · 10 dates
Sep 18, 2026Miami3$138$414$564$1,114
Bahamas - ShortMiami, Fl | Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas | Nassau, Bahamas | Miami, Fl · 27 dates
Sep 21, 2026Miami4$61$244$264$364
Bahamas - ShortMiami, Fl | Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas | Nassau, Bahamas | Miami, Fl · 24 dates
Oct 9, 2026Miami3$121$364$504$584
Bahamas - ShortMiami, Fl | Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas | Nassau, Bahamas | Miami, Fl · 2 dates
Oct 19, 2026Miami4$89$354$524$564
Bahamas - ShortOrlando-Beaches-Port Canaveral, Fl | Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic | Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas | Orlando-Beaches-Port Canaveral, Fl · 7 dates
Oct 28, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)5$88$440$600$782
Bahamas - ShortOrlando-Beaches-Port Canaveral, Fl | Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas | Nassau, Bahamas | Orlando-Beaches-Port Canaveral, Fl · 5 dates
Nov 2, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)4$74$294$484$584
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