Norwegian Dawn Cruise Ship Review

Norwegian Dawn, a cruise ship of Norwegian Lines specifically built for Freestyle Cruising is a truly beautiful ship. She is easily recognizable by the Statue of Liberty that adorns her hull. Artwork is the main theme of Norwegian Dawn’s interior décor. She has a priceless collection of oil paintings by impressionist artists Monet, Renoir and Matisse and original pop art that features signed original works of Andy Warhol. The vivid primary impressionist colors are carried out throughout the ships’ interior décor and set the tone of the cruising experience on board Norwegian Dawn; laid-back, relax and fun. Norwegian Dawn is designed to delight all types of travelers with its 14 different dining options, an array of entertainment options, spacious facilities for teens and kids, a sizeable spa with indoor lap pools and more.

The Norwegian Dawn features the super luxurious Garden Villa accommodations, 24-hour dining in the Blue Lagoon Restaurant, and English pubs. The bright and cheery atrium area, contiguous to the outdoor promenade, is filled with sunshine streaming in from expansive windows. A second garden atrium which is much smaller has an arresting waterfall and leads to the spa lobby. Close to the kid’s splash pool is a hot-tub where parents can blissfully soak away and relax as they watch their kids.

Norwegian Dawn

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For dining, Norwegian Dawn has 14 different options. This includes two dining rooms that offer open seating meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There are also specialty restaurants; Le Bistro, NCL’s signature French restaurant; as Asian restaurant; Cagney’s Steak House; a teppanyaki room; a sushi bar; a Tex-Mex restaurant and an Italian restaurant. For casual dining, there is the Lido Buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner; Java Café that serves specialty coffees and pastries; Blue Lagoon for snacks, sandwiches and soup 24-hours a day; a poolside grill that offers lunch. A 24-hour room service is available from all restaurants of the ship.

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