Many people don’t realize, or just don’t know, how thriving of a cruise city Baltimore is.
In fact, its Inner Harbor is a famous tourist attraction.
Norwegian Cruise Line said it will dock the Norwegian Sky there in September followed by the Norwegian Sun in November in a triumphant return to Charm City.
It is the first time in decades that Norwegian will come back to Baltimore and the Maryland Cruise Terminal. It will be the third cruise line to offer cruises from the Maryland Terminal, joining Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International.
The itineraries will vary on each cruise that sails out of Baltimore.
It was noted that the deployment of two Norwegian ships is not unusual since the Baltimore-Washington area has almost 10 million inhabitants. And, the cities of Philadelphia and Richmond are within driving distance of the Maryland Cruise Terminal.
Norwegian Sky will start with a 10-day cruise to Canada to see the fall colors departing September 1. The Norwegian Sun, on the other hand, will have an itinerary that takes passengers to the Caribbean.
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