Norwegian Viva
“Freestyle cruising on a modern, upscale mid-size ship.”
Norwegian Viva entered service in 2023 as the second Prima-class ship, building on Prima's elevated design with generous outdoor lounge space and modern interiors. She emphasizes NCL's freestyle approach: flexible dining, casual attire, and a wide range of evening options without fixed routines. With seasonal itineraries in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, Viva is a strong pick for travellers who want contemporary design without the crowd level of the biggest mega-ships.
The Ocean Boulevard wraparound deck concept creates long uninterrupted sea-facing promenades with lounges, dining pockets, and infinity-edge viewpoints.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Indulge Food Hall with global concepts
- ✓Onda by Scarpetta
- ✓Cagney's Steakhouse
- ✓Hasuki Teppanyaki
- ✓Freestyle dining windows across multiple venues
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Infinity pools and hot tubs
- ✓The Drop and The Rush dry slides
- ✓Mandara Spa and thermal suite
- ✓Fitness centre with panoramic views
- ✓Expanded sundeck zones
Entertainment
- ✓Three-level Viva Theater & Club
- ✓Live music lounges
- ✓Comedy and game shows
- ✓Casino with slots and tables
- ✓Interactive digital sports spaces
Cabins
- ✓Studios for solo travellers
- ✓Balcony, Club Balcony, Suite, and Haven suites
- ✓The Haven private enclave
- ✓Family cabin options
- ✓Accessible cabins across categories
Solo Travellers
- ✓Dedicated Studio cabins
- ✓Studio Lounge social space
- ✓No fixed dining table assignments
- ✓Easy solo-friendly shore booking
- ✓Strong onboard social programming
Video Tour
Norwegian Viva — Full Walkthrough
- ✦Solo travellers
- ✦Couples who value flexibility
- ✦Modern-ship fans avoiding the largest crowds
- ✦Mediterranean and Southern Caribbean itineraries
Travellers seeking very traditional fixed-time cruise routines or ultra-budget fares with minimal onboard add-ons.
7-night Caribbean from ~$1,000/pp (inside) to $3,300+/pp (Haven suite)