Food Network and Top Chef fans are in for a treat, as Bobby Flay, along with several other celebrity chefs, is slated to set sail aboard Norwegian Joy for a culinary sailing adventure that will take cruisers on a round-trip food, wine, and spirits festival at sea in the Caribbean.
The cruise aboard one of Norwegian Cruise Line’s largest ships will feature cooking and mixology demonstrations in addition to curated dining experiences and an unlimited open bar package.
“I’m beyond thrilled to bring together such a talented group of chefs and friends for an unforgettable culinary adventure at sea,” Flay said in a statement.
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Big Names in the Culinary World Will Be in Attendance
In addition to Flay, other notable chefs will be on board, including Brooke Williamson, Leah Cohen, Scott Conant, Antonia Lofaso, Marc Murphy, Michael Voltaggio, Ayesha Nurdjaja, and Damaris Phillips.
Fans were thrilled with the announcement, taking to Flay’s Instagram comments to write, “Just take my money, chef!! I’m going!” and share that they have already signed up to attend. “I’m a fan of all the chefs! Love love love them all,” said one gushing commenter.
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What Can Fans Expect on the ‘Bobby Flay & Friends’ Cruise?
The five-night cruise will take place Nov. 6 through 11, 2026, and make several stops in the Caribbean including Montego Bay, Jamaica and George Town, Grand Cayman. There will also be snorkeling and other water-based activities available for cruisers to enjoy.
Norwegian’s Joy is a foodie paradise, with eight restaurants and 11 bars, and features unique amenities and activities like a go-kart track and mini golf in addition to its casino, two waterslides, and spa.
The “Chefs Making Waves Presents: Bobby Flay & Friends” cruise is presented by Sixthman, a leader in immersive festivals at sea. “Anyone can book a table at a restaurant or tune into a cooking show,” said Jeff Cuellar, CEO of Sixthman, in a statement.
“What makes this cruise special is the opportunity to see some of today’s most influential culinary voices out of the kitchen and simply as people sharing meals, recipes and meaningful conversations. This sailing will be our most elevated yet on the Norwegian Joy, and I can’t wait to see all of the ways our guests are able to create memories with loved ones that will last a lifetime,” the exec continued.
Presale sign-ups for the cruise are open now through Oct. 13, with a general sale to the public beginning Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. ET.
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