Funnels, Looking Aft

Let me begin by saying that this is not a comprehensive tour of the Norway, by any means. It covers maybe 10% of the ship, and is intended only to give you a feel for some of the spaces on board.

The most striking thing about the Norway is the way she feels. Ships built for cruising are short and wide, and stacked high with fat upper decks full of pools and balconies. Like big-bosomed, broad-hipped old dowagers. But the Norway was once an ocean liner, and she's long and narrow and low, with long, straight passages. When you're on other cruise ships, it's like you're at a resort that happens to be floating, but would be just the same if it were sitting on land. When you're on the Norway, you feel like you're on a ship!

To allow pages to load more quickly, this whirlwind "tour" is divided into four sections. You can click on one of the links below to go directly to a specific page, or start the tour with the Sun and Swim link. Remember you can use the navigation section to see all the pages in sequence:

1. Sun and Swim
2. The International Lounge
3. Restaurants and Lounges
4. Passages