Boss Couples, if you missed the last Lover's Holiday, here's your chance to attend the "Love Conquers All"  Valentines cruise. Love allows us to overcome obstacles and brings us closer together with each passing moment. As we celebrate the power of love, I can't help but think of the perfect way to honor it: by embarking on an unforgettable journey aboard the Norwegian Prima.

Departing from Galveston, TX on February 14th-21st, 2025, the Norwegian Prima will set sail on a voyage unlike any other. And what better way to celebrate the most romantic week of the year than surrounded by other Boss Couples.

"Love Conquers All," is not just a slogan – it's a promise of unforgettable moments filled with fun, laughter, and, of course, romance. Picture yourself strolling hand in hand along the deck as the sun sets over the sparkling waters, sharing stories and dreams with other couples who, like us, have triumphed over challenges and emerged stronger than ever.

Throughout the voyage, we'll be treated to a plethora of activities designed to deepen our bonds and create lasting memories. From intimate dinners under the stars to lively games and dancing, there will be no shortage of opportunities to connect and reignite the flames of passion.

But perhaps the most magical aspect of this journey is the sense of community we'll experience. Surrounded by other fun-loving couples, each with their own unique love story, we'll find inspiration and joy in sharing our triumphs and supporting one another on this incredible voyage of love.

We extend this exclusive invitation for you to join us aboard the Norwegian Prima for a week of pure enchantment. You can expect a swanky resort vibe, luxurious accommodations, culinary delights, entertainment, and four Caribbean island escapes. Be ready to unwind, relax, reconnect, and enjoy a romantic and enchanting time.  

1. Gratuities and Service Charges
2.  Excursions
3. Travel Protection
4. Air Fare
5. Hotel Accommodations  if required
6. Transportation to/from  Port
7. Spa Services
8. Casino