Norwegian Jade Mystery Cruise


Nowegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Jade Transatlantic Cruise Ends in New York after visting Mediterrenean ports
Norwegian Jade Sails A Single Cruise to New York in November 2020


I was reviewing the cruise schedule from New York and noticed that a sailing for the Norwegian Jade in November was missing from my cruise schedule.


I went to the Norwegian Cruise Line Website and noticed there was no mention of the Norwegian Jade's Transatlantic Voyage from Rome, Italy on October 31 visiting Livorno, Florence-Pisa, Italy; Cannes, France Riviera; Barcelona, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca; Majorca Island, Spain; Malaga, Spain; Cadiz, Spain; Portimao, Portugal; Lisbon, Portugal; Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel Island, Azores; Kings Wharf Bermuda and New York - where the Cruise ends on November 18th,

The is no mention of any additional sailing from New York and the Norwegian Jade reappears in New York 4 Days later in Tampa, Florida.

I assume the ship will sail empty from New York on November 18th or 19th - arriving in Tampa  2-3 Days later.

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