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Cruise aborted following Covid-19 infections

The 'Norwegian Pearl' returned to Miami on Jan 5, 2022, after just one full day at sea and an outbreak of COVID-19 among crew members. Passengers were informed that their cruise, an 11-day voyage to the Panama Canal, would be turning around in the night of Jan 4. They were told that the ship would be returning to Miami on Jan 6, but the ship pulled into Port Miami already the midday before. Cruise operator NCL said even though all guests and crew members aboard the vessel were vaccinated, several crew members tested positive for the coronavirus. The cruise line also canceled a nine-day Caribbean cruise on the 'Norwegian Getaway' that was scheduled to leave Port Miami on Jan 5due to “COVID related circumstances.

Cruise ship sailing again after repairs

The "Norwegian Pearl" which had suffered a technical issue on July 1, 2019, and had arrived in Civitavecchia on July 14 for repairs, left the port after its completion on July 18 at 3.30 p.m. It arrived in Mykonos on July 21 frm where it continued to Dubrovnik, ETA July 24.

Vessel reduced speed after technical issue experience

Passenger (cruise) Norwegian Pearl (93530 gt, built 2006), while sailing on a 13-day cruise from Northern Europe to the Mediterranean, experienced a technical issue, which necessitated it to travel at a reduced speed, on Jul 1. The vessel did not call on Palma, Majorca, but instead sailed directly to Barcelona, Spain, where further assessments were made. Due to the need to make necessary repair works, the vessel will be ending the current sailing in Barcelona as well as cancelling the voyage scheduled on Jul 5. Guests who booked the sailing on Jul 5, will receive a 100% refund and a 100% future cruise credit, both on the original cruise fare paid and will also be covered up to $300 in flight change fees.