A number of cruise strains are including capability to the market in September in accordance with the most recent version of the Cruise Ships in Service Report by Cruise Business Information.
Whereas main manufacturers equivalent to Holland America Line and Princess Cruises are reactivating further vessels, different firms are additionally including new tonnage to the market.
Viking might be welcoming two ships in the course of the month, the Viking Mississippi and the Viking Polaris. Whereas the primary marks the corporate debut within the Mississippi River which occurred in early September, the second completes the model’s expedition fleet on September 29.
Norwegian Cruise Line can be including a newbuild to its fleet this month. After celebrating the vessel’s christening in August, the corporate noticed the Norwegian Prima departing on its first income cruise on September 3.
In the meantime, different cruise strains, equivalent to Australis, are resuming service after their common in-between-season operational pauses.
Right here’s the whole checklist of vessels getting into service in September:
Ship: Viking Mississippi
Cruise Line: Viking
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 386 company
Constructed: 2022Homeport: St. Paul, St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans (United States)
Itinerary: Decrease and Higher Mississippi River
First Cruise: September 3
Ship: Norwegian Prima
Cruise Line: Norwegian Cruise Line
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 3,215 company
Constructed: 2022
Homeport: Amsterdam (Netherlands), Copenhagen (Denmark), Southampton (England) and extra
Itinerary: Baltic Sea, Norway, Iceland, Western Europe and extra
First Cruise: September 3
Ship: Deutschland
Cruise Line: Semester at Sea
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 520 company
Constructed: 1998
Homeport: Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Dubai (UAE)
Itinerary: 105-day world cruise visiting Europe, Africa and Asia
First Cruise: September 9
Ship: Volendam
Cruise Line: Holland America Line
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 1,440 company
Constructed: 1999
Homeport: Trieste and Civitavecchia (Italy)
Itinerary: Holy Land, Japanese and Western Mediterranean
First Cruise: September 24
Ship: Sapphire Princess
Cruise Line: Princess Cruises
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 2,600 company
Constructed: 2004
Homeport: Los Angeles (United States)
Itinerary: Baja Peninsula, Mexican Riviera, Sea of Cortez and Hawaii
First Cruise: September 24
Ship: Ventus Australis
Cruise Line: Australis
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 210 company
Constructed: 2018
Homeport: Punta Arenas (Chile) and Ushuaia (Argentina)
Itinerary: Tierra del Fogo and Patagonia
First Cruise: September 25
Ship: Viking Polaris
Cruise Line: Viking
Capability (at 100% Occupancy): 378 company
Constructed: 2021
Homeport: Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Ushuaia (Argentina)
Itinerary: Positioning cruise to South America forward of a winter season in Antarctica
First Cruise: September 29
