The Norwegian Viva cruise ship has pulled into its new home in Galveston, marking yet another wave in growth in the local cruise industry.

The Norwegian Viva, along with sister ship Norwegian Prima, will sail Western Caribbean cruises from Galveston. Photo Credit: NCL Galveston Wharves and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings have inked a ...

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The Port of Galveston in Texas is nearing completion of its $156 million Cruise Terminal 16, a key infrastructure expansion designed to boost the city's role as a major cruise embarkation point in the ...

Norwegian Cruise Line has formally confirmed that the Prima-class Norwegian Viva will sail out of Galveston, Texas starting this winter season. The announcement comes from the iconic cruise company's ...

The Port of Galveston’s fourth cruise terminal is on track to open this fall. The $156 million project is being led by port engineering staffers, as well as architects Bermello Ajamil and contractors ...

Galveston was the world’s fourth busiest cruise port amid the post-pandemic record-breaking passenger volume in 2024, the American Automobile Association announced Monday. Port of Galveston saw a ...

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is growing its presence in Texas. The cruise company and Galveston Wharves have agreed to a 10-year contract that will allow Norwegian’s brands to use the new terminal ...