Today in Port St. Maarten: Norwegian Viva
St. Maarten is not just a great Caribbean getaway to spend a resort and / or all-inclusive vacation, it is also a very popular cruise port, known for its amazing amount of things to do during the stay at this port of call. Its short distances also makes it one of the cheapest Caribbean destinations to visit.
For those passing by Philipsburg today, these ships are an amazing sight and often make curious what life is like on these behemoths. Here is five interesting bits of information about the Norwegian Viva, a frequent visitor of the island and in port today.
1. Its 294 meters of length and 40.5 meters width construction can hold up to a maximum of 3950 passengers and 1506 crew members.
2. Norwegian Viva features the Viva Speedway, an exhilarating three-story racetrack with 14 thrilling turns, offering guests a unique racing experience at sea.
3.The ship boasts the Indulge Food Hall, an upscale food market with 11 unique eateries, providing a wide array of culinary delights to satisfy every palate.
4. Adrenaline seekers can enjoy The Drop, a 10-story free-fall dry slide, and The Wave, a tidal wave water slide, offering some of the fastest and most exciting slide experiences at sea.
5. Norwegian Viva showcases high-quality entertainment, including the Tony Award-nominated Broadway hit show “Beetlejuice: The Musical,” providing guests with captivating performances during their trip.
6. The official christening took place in Miami on November 28, 2023. The event featured an all-star lineup of Latin performers, including the ship’s godfather, Luis Fonsi, who performed his award-winning hit “Despacito.” Other performers included “Saturday Night Live” cast member Marcello Hernandez, the “Queen of Latin Pop” Paulina Rubio, and artist Pedro Capó.
Did you miss Norwegian Viva today? Check out the St Maarten cruise ship schedule when it is back in the St Maarten cruise port again!
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