Sailing last week on Norwegian Sky we got to see the culinary team building gingerbread houses throughout the ship.
Some of the main gingerbread villages are located in the main atrium on deck five, the entrance to both the Palace and Crossing main dining rooms, Garden Cafe.
The villages started in late November and were being finished in the first week of December. The attention to detail on these creations is nothing short of amazing. These displays show how talented cruise ship chefs are both in and out of the kitchen.
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