MSC Cruises offers a diverse range of itineraries that span the globe allowing travelers to explore everything from iconic cities to remote islands with ease and style. With one of the most extensive deployment footprints in the cruise industry, MSC caters to international travelers seeking both cultural immersion and scenic beauty. The line’s global reach includes regular sailings to the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Northern Europe, South America, the Arabian Peninsula and beyond.

Caribbean Cruises

MSC sails year-round in the Caribbean with departures from Miami and Port Canaveral. These cruises include popular stops in Mexico, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. A highlight of many itineraries is a visit to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, MSC’s private island in the Bahamas. Guests can enjoy white-sand beaches, snorkeling, paddleboarding, beachside bars and exclusive evening events such as lighthouse light shows and beach bonfires.

Mediterranean Cruises

As a European-based cruise line, MSC has a particularly strong presence in the Mediterranean. Departures from ports like Barcelona, Genoa, Rome (Civitavecchia), and Athens connect travelers to historic destinations such as Marseille, Dubrovnik, Istanbul, and the Greek Isles. Itineraries often include both iconic cities and lesser-known coastal gems, offering a mix of cultural landmarks, beaches, and culinary experiences. Many sailings include extended port days for deeper exploration.

Northern Europe and the Baltics

On the way to another exciting port aboard an MSC ship.

In the summer months, MSC offers itineraries through Northern Europe including sailings from Hamburg, Southampton, and Kiel. Destinations range from the Norwegian fjords and the British Isles to the Baltic capitals of Tallinn, Helsinki and Stockholm. Scenic cruising days offer breathtaking views of fjords, glaciers, and coastal villages.

South America and Brazil

MSC is a market leader in South American cruising, especially along the Brazilian coast. From ports like Santos and Rio de Janeiro, guests can sail to destinations including Montevideo, Buenos Aires, and tropical islands off Brazil’s southeastern coast. These voyages are popular with local and international travelers alike.

Middle East and Red Sea

MSC also offers winter-season itineraries in the Arabian Gulf with embarkation from Dubai or Doha. Ports of call include Abu Dhabi, Sir Bani Yas Island, and Muscat. These cruises feature a blend of modern skylines and ancient culture, with shore excursions that explore souks, mosques, and desert landscapes.

Other Global Destinations

MSC Cruises continues to expand its reach, offering seasonal sailings in Asia, the Canary Islands and Southern Africa. Grand Voyages connect continents with longer, more immersive itineraries that span from Europe to South America, or Africa to the Middle East.

Shore Excursions

MSC’s curated shore excursions are designed to highlight each port’s best offerings, from guided walking tours and culinary tastings to wildlife encounters and adventure sports. Prices typically range from $50 to $200, with some premium or private experiences exceeding that. Excursions can be booked before sailing or onboard through the MSC for Me app or at the shore excursions desk.

MSC’s itineraries combine convenience and variety with global flair, allowing guests to explore the world from a floating luxury hotel. Whether discovering ancient cities, lounging on tropical beaches or sailing through glaciers, MSC delivers memorable travel moments across continents.

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