While it is always fun to watch true crime movies, actually experiencing a true crime story is so much better. Norwegian Cruise Line has announced a four-night, Caribbean cruise on the Norwegian Joy from Miami to Nassau in the Bahamas. Book now to experience this cruise, departing on January 26, 2026.

Norwegian Cruise Line announces true crime cruise on the Norwegian Joy

On a true crime cruise, passengers will be able to participate in murder mystery events, self-defense classes, trivia nights, panel discussions, workshops and a crime-solving immersive theater,   where guests can learn about forensic science, investigative techniques and criminal profiles.

Organized by Sixthman and Wondery, the journey will be hosted by several popular podcasts. These include John Walsh from America’s Most Wanted, which first aired in 1988 and ran for 24 seasons, solving almost 1,200 crime cases.

The cruise will also feature Scaachi Koul and Sarah Hagi from Scamfluencers, Hannah Maguire and Suruthi Bala from RedHanded. Moreover, Aaron Habel and Justin Evans from Generation Why, Carl Miller from Kill List, Chris Stewart from Law & Crime and Tracy Pattin from Hollywood & Crime will also feature on the cruise.

Other true crime experts will also be on board, including body language expert Susan Constantine, blood splatter expert Alina Burroughs, forensic psychologist Kris Mohandie, genetic genealogist CeCe Moore, true crime author Tori Telfer and former detectives Robert Souza and Tom Lange.

Cruise Packages on offer for Sleuths and Detectives

Norwegian Cruise Line will offer two packages to those booking the true crime cruise, namely Silver Sleuths and Diamond Detectives.

– Silver Sleuths

The Silver Sleuths plan covers the four-night cruise fare, all means at included dining venues, basic, non-alcoholic beverages, and access to the podcast hosts. Moreover, on this plan guests will be able to participate in various activities, one photo op with a podcaster, and True Crime Cruise credentials.

Cruise fares range from $1,335 per person, double occupancy for an interior cabin, to $1,795 per person, double, for a balcony cabin, and $3,535 per person, double for a large penthouse suite.

– Diamond Detectives

Meanwhile, the Diamond Detectives plan includes all of the Silver Sleuth options, plus accommodations in The Haven, Norwegian Cruise Line’s private, key-card-access luxury area.

Moreover, guests will enjoy additional perks, including exclusive experiences with the podcast hosts, early entry to meet-and-greet events, photo ops and a special gift.

Fares for the enhanced Diamond Detectives plan on the Norwegian Joy range from $3,935 per person, double, in a penthouse suite to $4,335 per person, double, for a two-bedroom family villa with a balcony.

It should be noted that none of the cruise fares cover alcoholic beverages, crew member tips, room service, Wi-Fi access, shore excursions, or specialty dining.

Dining on the Norwegian Joy

The Norwegian Cruise Line’s ship features five dining venues included in all base fares. These include three main dining rooms, Manhattan Room, Taste, and Savor, the Garden Café buffet, and the Local Bar & Grill. Moreover, those booking accommodations in The Haven will include the private venue, The Haven Restaurant

Meanwhile, passengers will pay extra when dining in the ship’s eight specialty restaurants, including the popular Cagney’s Steakhouse, the seafood-focused Ocean Blue, and La Cucina, serving Italian fare.

Learn more about Norwegian Cruise Lines’ new True Crime cruise on the official website.