Overview
Prima
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2022
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Itinerary
Copenhagen captivates with its blend of royal history and modern Scandinavian cool. Visit the 17th-century Rosenborg Castle, home to Denmark’s crown jewels, or stroll through the picturesque Nyhavn harbor with its colorful townhouses and lively cafés.
The iconic Little Mermaid statue sits serenely by the waterfront, while Tivoli Gardens, one of the world’s oldest amusement parks, offers charming rides and lush gardens in the heart of the city. Your ship will dock at the Port of Copenhagen, which is a 30 minute drive to Copenhagen Airport and a 15 minute drive into the city centre.
Located at the head of the gorgeous Oslofjord, Norway's capital is encircled by wooded hills and snow capped peaks. Explore the striking Oslo Opera House, where you can walk on the rooftop for harbor views. The Viking Ship Museum showcases remarkably preserved ships from the Viking era, while Vigeland Park features over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. Visit the Akershus Fortress for a glimpse into medieval history, or stroll along the waterfront Aker Brygge, filled with restaurants and shops.
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Berlin, Germany's dynamic capital, is a city steeped in history and modern innovation. Start with the iconic Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of unity and peace. Nearby, the Reichstag Building offers a panoramic view of the city from its stunning glass dome.
Art lovers should not miss Museum Island, home to five world-renowned museums. For a poignant glimpse into the past, visit the Berlin Wall Memorial and the East Side Gallery, where vibrant murals cover remnants of the historic divide. End your visit with a relaxing afternoon in Tiergarten, Berlin’s expansive park perfect for unwinding and reflecting on the city’s rich tapestry.
Warnemünde, a quaint seaside resort in Germany, captures the hearts of visitors with its broad, sandy beaches and the charming promenade of Alter Strom, lined with fishing boats and boutiques. This port town is renowned for its maritime flair and historic lighthouse, dating back to 1898, which offers sweeping views of the Baltic Sea.
Warnemünde offers access to both the historic city of Rostock, just 13 kilometers (8 miles) away, and the vibrant capital, Berlin, approximately 240 kilometers (150 miles) away. Rostock is reachable within 20 minutes by train, while Berlin requires a longer travel time, about 3 hours by train or coach. Explore Rostock's medieval architecture and Hanseatic history or if you're looking to explore Berlin, plan for a full day experience.
The quirky and heritage-filled Hamburg is a true city of water, nestled snugly between the Baltic and North seas and intersected by a frayed network of rivers and canals, spanned by hundreds of pretty bridges. Explore the Speicherstadt, the world’s largest warehouse district and a UNESCO site, known for its neo-gothic architecture.
The nearby Elbphilharmonie concert hall is impressive with its striking design and views over the Elbe River. For a taste of local life, visit the lively Fish Market or stroll along the waterfront at Landungsbrücken, where ferries offer scenic river cruises along the canals.
Kiel, a vibrant port city in northern Germany, serves as a gateway to the bustling metropolis of Hamburg. Known for its maritime heritage, Kiel offers visitors a chance to explore its picturesque harbor and the Kiel Canal, the world’s busiest artificial waterway. The city is also home to the annual Kiel Week, the largest sailing event in the world, drawing sailing enthusiasts from around the globe.
From Kiel, a short train ride brings you to Hamburg, where you can delve into the city’s dynamic culture and history. Visit the UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt, the largest warehouse district in the world, and stroll along the lively waterfront at Landungsbrücken. Don’t miss the stunning Elbphilharmonie concert hall and indulge in local specialties like fresh fish at the bustling Fischmarkt.
Lying on the Baltic coast of Poland, the port city of Gdansk is known for its beautiful Hanseatic architecture and colourful Old Town. The city was left in ruins after World War II and has been masterfully restored. Most ships will dock in the neighbouring town of Gydnia, while some small ships will dock at the Oliwskie Pier in Gdansk.
Top Things to Do in Gdansk:
- visit the Malbork Castle and museum
- stroll along Long Street
- shop for Amber on Mariacka Street
- tour Stutthof Camp
- visit the Oliwa Cathedral
Gdynia, is a vibrant port city on Poland's Baltic coast. Ships dock at the Gdynia Passenger Ship Terminal, positioned less than 2 km (about 1.2 miles) from the city centre. This proximity allows for an easy and scenic 10-minute walk into town. The city is home to the majestic ORP Błyskawica, a destroyer turned museum that showcases Poland's naval strength, and the Gdynia Aquarium, offering a glimpse into the underwater world. For those looking to venture beyond, the Tricity landscape - encompassing Gdynia, Sopot, and Gdańsk - offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Formerly known as Memel, Klaipeda is a modern and historic city, with its roots dating back to the days of German knights. The city is known for its innovative design and architecture, however its German heritage can still be seen in the half-timbered buildings of its Old Town area. Ships will dock at the Port of Klaipeda.
Top Things to Do in Klaipeda:
- stroll through the Old Town area
- visit the Amber Museum
- explore Zemaitija National Park
- visit Plateliai Soviet Nuclear Weapon Site
- take a ferry to the Curonian Spit
Stockholm, Sweden's charming capital, spans 14 islands connected by picturesque bridges. Begin your exploration in Gamla Stan, the city's historic old town, where cobblestone streets lead to the majestic Royal Palace and the medieval Storkyrkan Cathedral.
For a dose of modern culture, visit the ABBA Museum on Djurgården Island, celebrating Sweden's iconic pop group. Nearby, the Vasa Museum showcases a remarkably preserved 17th-century warship. Stroll along the waterfront promenade of Strandvägen for stunning views and vibrant cafes. Don't miss the Stockholm City Hall, renowned for its striking architecture and the annual Nobel Prize banquet. Enjoy Swedish cuisine at a local bistro, featuring dishes like meatballs and herring.
NyNashamn is a tender port located approximately 60 kilometers (37 miles) south of Stockholm, Sweden. Tender boats will take you from the ship to the dock, where you can catch a shuttle bus or take a train to Stockholm. The journey to Stockholm typically takes around 60-75 minutes. NyNashamn itself has a charming harbor with local shops and cafes, making it a pleasant spot to explore if you prefer to stay close to the port.
Tallinn's fairy-tale castles, cobbled streets and warm hospitality remain one of Europe's best-kept secrets. Ancient convents, steepled churches and handsome guild houses are all preserved as they were in Tallinn’s Old Town area, which was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ships will dock at the Old City Harbour.
Top Things to Do in Tallinn:
- admire the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
- take in the city views from Toompea Hill
- visit the Open Air Museum
- stroll the gardens of Kadriorg Park
Finland's capital is a laid-back but vibrant seaside city, surrounded on three sides by sea and tiny islands. Helsinki is a city of graceful neoclassical buildings, striking modern architecture and spacious boulevards dotted with squares and parks. Ships will dock in either South Harbour or West Harbour.
Top Things to Do in Helsinki:
- take the ferry to the fortress of Suomenlinna
- visit the Kiasma Modern Art Museum
- see the rock church, Temppeliaukio
- shop at Market Square
- stroll through Sibelius Park
Life On Board
The first of six next generation ships, Prima's design is focused on elevated, spacious and thoughtful design. Read more
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From Prima's upscale open-air marketplace to new dining venuesnclude Onda By Scarpetta, Los Lobos and The Local Bar & Grill . Read more
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Ship Reviews (1)
I liked the variety of food at the buffet and at Indulge. Dined at Hudson twice, it was very nice, beautifully decorated, gracious service - no one ever made me feel uncomfortable as someone dining solo.
Shore Excursions - Belfast to the Giant’s Causeway (I was on a waitlist - which never “officially” cleared, but there were some available seats at the last minute so I got on. I’d recommend booking those excursions ASAP) Cork — ship had to skip that port of call b/c stormy weather. Halifax - I went on excursion to Peggy’s Cove - cute, very New England, enjoyed a delish lobster roll.
Service - Cabin steward was efficient, friendly, helpful. Staff at dining establishments also very nice. Buffet got crowded but seating could always be found in the Palomar. Some of the staff for booking excursions or dealing with wi-fi were somewhat disorganized so definitely follow-up on questions or issues.
Downside: Ehe upselling! Starting from when I booked, all through the cruise. e.g. I missed getting daily itineraries and notices on paper delivered to my cabin - encouraged to always check on-line, but that wasn’t always up to date. Yes, it saves paper, but somehow the promos for pricey spa services and “art” auctions etc *were* delivered on paper to the cabin. I could barely hear announcements from the Captain but the announcements from the cruise director about opportunities to buy buy buy were always loud and clear. A friend had sent me a gift for the cruise — a 12-pack of bottled (actually canned) water, which I never received. And then it took weeks to get a refund (alto NCL reps kept calling back — to try and sell her a cruise). The nickel-and-dime-ing is annoying, but it’s probably the same on many other cruise lines.
Overall, I’ve learned to ignore the upselling, and enjoyed the cruise. I’d do it again (if the price hadn’t tripled since last year). There is an active FB group for NCL passengers, lots of reviews pros/cons there.
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