MSC Cruises has officially launched its summer 2025 programme, offering a line-up of destinations across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Northern Europe; and featuring the debut season of MSC World America to scenic sailings through the Norwegian fjords and the Mediterranean’s most iconic cities.
Key highlights:
- Caribbean: MSC World America makes its highly anticipated debut, sailing from Port Miami with 7-night itineraries to the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and MSC’s private island, Ocean Cay.
- Mediterranean: Various ships will offer 7- to 10-night sailings, visiting top destinations like Barcelona, Rome, Santorini, and the Greek Isles.
- Northern Europe: MSC Euribia, MSC Virtuosa, and MSC Preziosa will take guests on breathtaking journeys to the Norwegian fjords, Iceland, and the Baltic capitals.
A CARIBBEAN ADVENTURE TO REMEMBER
Setting the stage for an extraordinary summer, the brand-new ship for 2025, MSC World America will offer a new world of cruising with new venues and concepts for the ultimate holiday experience. The new flagship will sail her inaugural season in the Caribbean from MSC Cruises’ new Port Miami terminal, offering 7-night itineraries with calls in the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Honduras and MSC Cruises’ private island destination Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in the Bahamas.
Also offering sailings out of Port Miami: MSC Seascape with 3 to 4-night sailings including visits to the Bahamas and Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve as well as 7-night itineraries including to the Bahamas, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
MSC Seashore will sail from Port Canaveral (Orlando, USA), providing 3 to 7-night itineraries including destinations such as Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, Nassau (Bahamas), Isla de Roatan (Honduras), Costa Maya and Cozumel (Mexico).
MSC Meraviglia will offer sailings out of New York with 7-night itineraries to top destinations including Port Canaveral, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve and Nassau.
A MEDITERRANEAN ESCAPE LIKE NO OTHER
MSC Cruises is known for its Mediterranean itineraries, designed to showcase the iconic region’s beauty.
Homeporting out of Barcelona (Spain): MSC Seaview will offer 7-night sailings with visits including to Cannes (France), Genoa, La Spezia for Cinque Terre and Florence, Civitavecchia for Rome (Italy), and Palma de Mallorca (Spain). MSC Seaside will offer 7-night itineraries with calls including La Goulette (Tunisia), Palermo, Naples, Livorno for Florence and Pisa (Italy), and Marseille for Provence (France). From May until October 2025, MSC Magnificawill offer 7-night voyages to destinations such as Marseille, La Spezia, Naples, Palermo, and Valletta (Malta).
Sailings from Genoa (Italy): MSC Grandiosa will offer an exciting break with 7-night itineraries to Civitavecchia, Palermo, Marseille, Ibiza and Valencia (Spain). Meanwhile, MSC World Europa will invite guests to explore some of Europe’s famed cities with 7-night cruises to Naples, Messina (Italy), Valletta, Barcelona, and Marseille. Providing guests with a longer cruise option, MSC Musica will offer 10-night voyages to Marseille, Malaga and Cadiz for Seville (Spain), as well as Lisbon (Portugal), Alicante for Costa Blanca, Mahon for Menorca (Spain), and Olbia for Sardinia (Italy).
Offering 7-night sailings out of Valencia, MSC Splendida will call at destinations including Livorno, Civitavecchia, Genoa, Marseille, and Tarragona (Spain).
Homeporting out of Civitavecchia: MSC Divina will offer 7-night cruises to explore the extraordinary wonders of Greece with calls in Mykonos and Santorini, as well as other beautiful destinations including Kusadasi for Ephesus (Türkiye) and Naples. MSC Orchestra will offer a 7-night itinerary to Genoa, Marseille, Barcelona, Ibiza, and Cagliari in Sardinia (Italy).
MSC Lirica, MSC Armonia and MSC Opera and will offer 7-night itineraries out of Venice-Marghera (Italy), with each ship visiting varied destinations, ranging from breathtaking cities in Italy to the idyllic Greek islands, such as Mykonos, Santorini, Syros and Corfu. MSC Lirica will also call in the famed old town of Kotor (Montenegro), while MSC Armonia will call in the beautiful seaside town of Split (Croatia) and MSC Opera in the mesmerizing cities of Dubrovnik and Zadar (Croatia).
Offering 9-night itineraries out of Trieste (Italy), MSC Fantasia will visit unforgettable destinations including Katakolon for Olympia, Piraeus, Corfu (Greece), Kusadasi, Istanbul (Turkey), and Bari (Italy).
MSC Sinfonia will offer guests spectacular 7-night voyages from Bari to the likes of Santorini, Piraeus for Athens, Katakolon, Corfu, and Cefalonia for Argostoli (Greece).
NORTHERN EUROPE AWAITS
Embark on a Northern European adventure like no other, thanks to a range of enriching itineraries.
MSC Euribia will offer7-night itineraries from Kiel (Germany) to the vibrant capital city of Copenhagen (Denmark), before venturing to the Norwegian fjords, with stops in the Heritage Fjords in the picturesque area of Hellesylt/Geiranger, Alesund, and a scenic sail through Nordfjordeid or Molde Fjord on the way to the stunning Flaam village.
MSC Virtuosa will homeport in Southampton (United Kingdom), offering 2 to 14-night itineraries to the Fjords, the Northern Pearls cities, the Canary Islands, the Atlantic coast of Europe and the Mediterranean.
Guests looking for a slightly longer cruise can opt for MSC Preziosa from Hamburg (Germany) with voyages between 10 and 14 nights to discover the beauty of Norway, including the fjords, Honningsvag, and Tromso or Iceland cruises with overnight stays in Reykjavik, Isafjordur, Akureyri, as well as the Orkney and Shetland Islands in the United Kingdom. Other itineraries will highlight The Emerald Isle, with calls in Cork (Ireland), Belfast (Northern Ireland), Liverpool (England) and Greenock for Glasgow (Scotland).
MSC Poesia will set sail from Warnemunde (Germany), from May 2025, offering a rotation of 7-night Fjords and Baltic sailings to destinations such as Stavanger/Lysefijord, Eidfjord, Kristiansand and Oslo (Norway) and Copenhagen on the fjords route and Gdynia/Gdansk-Danzig (Poland), Klaipeda (Lithuania), Riga (Latvia), Stockholm (Sweden) and Copenhagen on the Baltic route.
