Published 6 December 2024
St Kitts, Basseterre,
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St. Kitts Celebrates the Inaugural Call of Norwegian Prima: Redefining Luxury at Sea
Basseterre, St. Kitts (06 December 2024) – On December 5th, St. Kitts welcomed the inaugural call of Norwegian Prima to Port Zante. As the first in its groundbreaking Prima Class, Norwegian Prima ushers in a new era of cruising, bringing with it a perfect blend of luxury, innovation, and adventure for its 3,099 guests and 1,506 crew members.
“Today’s arrival of Norwegian Prima is a remarkable highlight of our dynamic cruise season,” said Hon. Marsha T. Henderson, Minister of Tourism. “This ship is a masterpiece of modern cruising, offering unparalleled experiences that align perfectly with St. Kitts’ reputation as a premier destination. With each new call, we strengthen the island’s position as a must-visit stop on the world’s most prestigious itineraries.”
Norwegian Prima redefines cruising with features designed to elevate every expectation. Guests can explore the 360° Ocean Boulevard for breathtaking sunsets, indulge in exquisite culinary journeys at the Indulge Food Hall, or experience unparalleled thrills on the fastest dry slide at sea. For those seeking relaxation, the Thermal Suite offers a serene escape, while the Galaxy Pavilion promises futuristic adventures. The ship also boasts some of Norwegian’s most spacious accommodations, ensuring ultimate comfort at sea.
The arrival of Norwegian Prima is a boon to St. Kitts’ tourism stakeholders, from tour operators to local vendors and artisans. Passengers have the opportunity to explore the island’s rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and iconic attractions, such as the St. Kitts Scenic Railway and the Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park.
“Our partnership with Norwegian Cruise Line is a testament to the enduring appeal of St. Kitts as a destination of choice,” added Minister Henderson. “With every call, we provide visitors with authentic and unforgettable experiences while creating economic opportunities for our local communities.”
As the cruise season progresses, the Ministry of Tourism, alongside the St. Kitts Tourism Authority and local stakeholders, remains dedicated to fostering sustainable growth in tourism and strengthening its position as a leading Caribbean destination.
