Norwegian Jewel. (Photo by NCL)

Norwegian Jewel To Sail From PhilaPort for Summer 2026 Season

Norwegian Jewel. (Photo by NCL)
 
 

Norwegian Cruise Line will launch cruises from the SouthPort Marine Terminal Complex in Philadelphia starting April 16, 2026. This move marks Philadelphia’s return as a cruise homeport after many years, offering your clients new itineraries to Bermuda, Canada and New England.

The cruise line also announced nearly 250 new 2026 spring/summer itineraries. These voyages will be from nine major U.S. and Canadian ports, including Miami, Seattle, New York City and Quebec City. The itineraries will cover 30 unique destinations across the Caribbean, Bermuda, Bahamas, Canada, New England and Alaska.

Norwegian Jewel’s New Bermuda Sailings

On April 16, 2026, Norwegian Jewel will begin 7- to 9-day cruises to Bermuda. Departing from the SouthPort Marine Terminal Complex, the itineraries will feature overnight stays at Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda. This will allow your clients plenty of time to explore the island’s famous beaches. The terminal is being developed in partnership with local government to accommodate the new cruise operations. Norwegian Cruise Line will be the only line sailing from Philadelphia through Oct. 17, 2026.

“We remain committed to delivering more experiences for our guests to create unforgettable memories, so they can vacation better with us,” said David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line, in a press statement. “We are particularly proud to partner with PhilaPort to launch cruising in the area, making it even more accessible to the U.S. Mid-Atlantic region.”

Expanded 2026 Spring/Summer Voyages

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Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Bliss in Alaska. (Photo by NCL)

Norwegian Cruise Line also announced nearly 250 new 2026 spring/summer itineraries. These voyages will be from nine major U.S. and Canada ports, including Miami, Seattle, New York City and Quebec City. The itineraries will cover 30 unique destinations across the Caribbean, Bermuda, Bahamas, Canada, New England and Alaska.

The 2026 season will feature an average of 10 hours in port, allowing your clients to experience each destination’s diverse landscapes and cultures, from the vibrant culture and picturesque beaches of the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Bermuda to the rustic fall foliage of Canada and New England and the pristine wilderness of Alaska.

For more information, visit ncl.com.