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Norwegian Jewel

Norwegian CruiseLine Mega-liners

Norwegian Jewel

AT A GLANCE

Data and facts about Norwegian Jewel

Stable ship data, last checked 24.07.2026.

Year built
2005
Length
294 m
Passengers
2.376
Crew
1.069
Speed
23 kn
Decks
12
Tonnage
93.502 BRT
Width
38 m
Shipyard
Meyer Werft
Flag
Bahamas
Onboard language
English
Onboard currency
US dollar
Restaurants
14
Pools
3

SHIP OVERVIEW

Discover Norwegian Jewel

The Norwegian Jewel (IMO 9304045) is the first of four Jewel-class ships. MEYER WERFT in Papenburg built the class for Norwegian Cruise Line; the ships were delivered between 2005 and 2007. NCL lists 2005 as the Norwegian Jewel’s year of construction. The ship sails under the flag of the Bahamas; maritime vessel database MarineLink lists Nassau as its port of registry. NCL gives the ship’s guest capacity at double occupancy as 2,368 and its crew complement as 1,069.

Destinations and cruise duration

NCL lists the Caribbean, Northern Europe, Bermuda, Canada/New England, and the Mediterranean as Norwegian Jewel destinations. For Canada, consider adding a look at Québec City.

Onboard offerings

The two main dining rooms are Azura and Tsar’s Palace. According to NCL, both are on Deck 6 and included in the cruise fare. The Garden Café on Deck 12 offers an indoor buffet for main meals; The Great Outdoors complements the buffet with open-air dining. Topsiders Bar & Grill also serves casual grilled dishes on Deck 12. O’Sheehan’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill is on Deck 8 and is described as a venue open around the clock.

Among its specialty restaurants, NCL lists Cagney’s Steakhouse and Moderno Churrascaria on Deck 13, Le Bistro on Deck 6, and Teppanyaki, Chin Chin, and Sushi on Deck 7. The cruise line indicates that these restaurants carry an additional charge. This distinguishes them from the main dining rooms and buffet venues listed as complimentary.

Outside of mealtimes, NCL describes bars and lounges, live entertainment, a casino, an arcade, and a spa among the ship’s offerings. The Haven Courtyard on Deck 14 includes a sundeck, pool, and hot tub, and is accessible exclusively to Haven guests.

Construction and technical specifications

MEYER WERFT lists the Norwegian Jewel as 294 meters long, 32.2 meters wide, and 93,502 GT. GT refers to a ship’s enclosed volume and is not a measure of weight. The shipyard classifies the Jewel class as Panamax ships: they could transit the Panama Canal before the larger locks opened in 2016. The class also includes Norwegian Jade, Norwegian Pearl, and Norwegian Gem.

ON BOARD

At a glance for your cruise

14Restaurants
3Pools
EnglishOnboard language
US dollarOnboard currency

ACCOMMODATION ON BOARD

Cabins on Norwegian Jewel

IE Inside cabin — Norwegian Jewel

INSIDE

IE Inside cabin

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OUTSIDE

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Balcony

BD Balcony cabin

SF Penthouse Suite — Norwegian Jewel

SUITE

SF Penthouse Suite

ORIENTATION ON BOARD

Deck plans for Norwegian Jewel

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