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NORWEGIAN PEARL
cruise ship model

A copy of this model is on display in NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE headquarters. Another has been gracing a state-of-the-art 120,000 square foot facility Konami Gaming, Inc. in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Norwegian Pearl was launched in the Meyer Werft shipyard (in Germany) on October 15, 2006. She made her first service voyage on December 2, 2006, from Southampton to Miami, Florida, where the ship was based for her first season. The first attempt of the ship's passage under a power line on the Ems River in Germany is claimed to have been the source for the massive power outage that affected first Germany and then all of Europe on late November 4, 2006.

Norwegian Pearl sails Caribbean cruises out of Miami, and Alaska cruises out of Seattle depending on the time of year.  The ship has Panamax dimensions, which make it possible for her to transit the Panama Canal while repositioning between the two ports. As with the rest of Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)'s fleet, Norwegian Pearl utilizes the "Freestyle" cruising concept, which allows guest to dine in any number of restaurants, in casual attire, at times of their own choosing.  Miami-based NCL  is notable for revolutionizing the cruise experience via its "Freestyle Cruising" philosophy.  NCL has inspired other lines to copy its more successful "freestyle" concepts.

Contact us for sizes and prices of this primarily wood Norwegian Pearl model. Nobody builds better cruise ships than ours.  Click here to learn more about authentic cruise ship models.

"I am a Chief Firefighter for NCL and recently served on the Pearl. Judging from the pics that were sent, the model is a "spitting image" of the real Norwegian Pearl... I'm impressed with the reproduction and how truly exact it is!  I can look at the model and recall ever square inch of the ship... It's a great ship and the model is equally as impressive...  Most respectfully, Shane.M. S."

Learn more about the NORWEGIAN PEARL here: https://www.ncl.com/cruise-ship/pearl