Built in 2005 in the shipyards of Papenburg, Germany, the M/S Norwegian Jewel is the proud namesake of the Norwegian "Jewel Class" cruise ships. She is a whopping 965 feet(over three football fields) long, 106 feet wide and weighs 93,000 tons!
She boosts a crew of 1,154 which can easily cater to its 2,376 travelers. With 1,120 cabins and 15 decks, this city on water can power ahead at a staggering 25 knots dispite her enormous size.
As well as offering some of the largest suites at sea, there are staterooms to accommodate every style. When it comes to entertainment, this ship is filled with excitement: 16 dining options, 13 bars and nightclubs and that's just the beginning. How about some of these amenities:
- State-of-the-art fitness center
- Waterslide
- Pools, hot tubs
- and the list goes on and on.
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| Stardust Theatre - Seating Capacity: 1043 |
Or, the Sapphire Pools which accommodates 144 sunbeds, 314 chairs, and additional stools. Idon't know how much use this thing gets in the far North, but I'm sure the Carribean runs get a lot of use from it!
A short video from Norwegian Cruise Lines
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| Total Deck Plan of the Norwegian Jewel |
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| Deck Plan 9 |
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| Deck Plan 8 |
We'll be staying in the forward- most section of Deck 9 as seen in the diagram above and to the right (room 9009) on the starboard side of the ship.
The deck plan to the left illustrates deck 8 in comparison to deck 9.
Our stateroom! Check out the floor plan....click on the images to enlarge.
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