Cabins look modern in subdued brown and gray tones with (natch!) aqua accents. A collection of 73 compact Studios with a dedicated lounge offers the best neighborhood for solo travelers. Living large is easy in The Haven, Aqua’s 123-suite enclave accessed by separate elevators, with an exclusive restaurant and lounge, private sundeck and pool, and complimentary room service.

Norwegian Aqua has a surfeit of dining options. Hudson’s is the standout of the two main dining rooms – the best tables provide a 270-degree ocean view. If you’re dining at The Commodore Room on Deck 6, check out the cozy Swirl Wine Bar or the moody Whiskey Bar for pre- or post-prandial tipples. There’s a traditional poolside buffet, but I’d opt instead for Deck 8’s Indulge Food Hall and its tapas-size portions, ranging from Indian to Spanish and plant-based to barbecue – with seconds delivered at the touch of a button. For specialty dining, Norwegian stalwarts such as Cagney’s Steakhouse and Le Bistro are joined by Sukhothai (Norwegian’s first-ever Thai venue), the Italian Onda by Scarpetta, Palomar for Mediterranean fare, and Los Lobos for Mexican.

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