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Did you know that Norwegian Cruise Line has created a two-part documentary titled Destination Alaska – available now for viewing.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel with a 55-year history of breaking boundaries is pleased to present its “EMBARK with NCL” storytelling series designed to highlight the people, places and passion behind the brand. The two-part episode, which invites travelers to discover the best way to experience Alaska with NCL, was just released in November and is available to view now by clicking www.ncl.com/embark.
In the most recent episode, viewers will follow along two members of NCL’s shoreside team, Andrea and Jayne, as they travel to the destination for the very first time to learn first-hand the experiences guests can expect when cruising Alaska with NCL. Their journey takes them from the Inside Passage, where five of the Company’s ships will offer a selection of five-to-16-day itineraries during the summer of 2022, to the interior of Alaska to understand NCL’s Cruise Tour experience, which combines ocean voyages with shoreside adventures.
“Alaska is a bucket-list destination for so many travelers,” said Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line. “It provides endless opportunities for adventure, wildlife encounters and awe-inspiring moments. While it is important for us to deliver these incredible experiences to our guests, it is also important to support and enrich these communities that rely on our presence each summer for their well-being. It’s a partnership that we value tremendously and have demonstrated through sustainable developments and programs across the region.”
The episode includes visits to Skagway, Anchorage and Denali, Alaska, as well as the port cities where the brand’s parent company, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Ltd. (NCLH), has made significant investments to the local communities, including Juneau, Icy Strait Point and Ketchikan, Alaska.
DESTINATION HIGHLIGHT: BERMUDA
Bermuda's pink sands, blue waters, craggy rock formations and lush flora create an ideal environment for outdoor adventures. Here are the top 40 ways to get out into nature in Bermuda.
Set sail on the Sound ▪ Go stand-up paddle boarding ▪ See Bermuda by horseback ▪ Get subterranean in the Crystal Caves ▪ Explore Bermuda’s top shipwrecks ▪ Spot humpbacks during whale watching season ▪ Go on a foraging tour ▪ Experience the thrill of kiteboarding ▪ Hike and swim in a secluded paradise ▪ Walk, run or bike the railway trail ▪ Go rock climbing ▪ St. George’s bicycle tour ▪ Explore Bermuda‘s vibrant reefs ▪ Learn beekeeping basics ▪ Reel in the big one - then cook your catch ▪ Go for a glide on a kayak ▪ Tour a historic fortress by Segway ▪ Wander on pristine Cooper’s Island ▪ Birdwatch at Spittal Pond ▪ Stroll through the Bermuda Arboretum ▪ Soak up the sun at Jobson’s Cove ▪ Live the good life on a sailing adventure ▪ Get some high flying thrills while parasailing ▪ Zoom across the water on a JetSki ▪ Try your luck at Port Royal’s challenging Golf Course ▪ Tour Hamilton‘s murals ▪ Find your fantasy at Bermuda Botanical Gardens ▪ Escape to Paget’s Marsh ▪ Get moving on a moped ▪ Go green on a South Shore Eco walking tour ▪ Explore historic Fort St. Catherine ▪ See natural fireworks on a glow worm cruise ▪ Encounter rare animals on Nonsuch Island ▪ Cliff jump at Admiralty House Park ▪ Explore the shore with KS Watersports ▪ Rent an electric boat ▪ Make tracks at Ferry Reach Park ▪ Explore an open ocean dolphin sanctuary ▪ Hit the bull’s-eye at Gold Point Archery ▪ Climb Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
Credits: gotobermuda.com and Bermuda Tourism Authority
