The company is positioning three ships in Spanish ports for the first time and creating an air bridge to connect Madrid and Venice, the starting point for cruises in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Whether you're looking to experience the essence of the Mediterranean or take advantage of the warmer weather to explore more distant seas, you can now book an unforgettable experience aboard MSC Cruises for next summer. Choose from a wide variety of itineraries in the Mediterranean —departing from Spanish ports as well as Venice—and Northern Europe as well as "Long Cruises," cruises of 10 to 15 days, starting in September. MSC Cruises also offers the option of booking the "Allegrissimo Fare" for unlimited drinks at the best price.
The rich natural and cultural heritage of Italy, the French Riviera and Malta is now more accessible than ever to Spanish travelers, as in summer 2015 MSC Cruises will offer, for the first time, weekly departures from three Spanish ports: MSC Fantasia and MSC Divina from Barcelona, MSC Armonia and again MSC Fantasia from Palma de Mallorca and MSC Preziosa from Valencia, where MSC Cruises is the only shipping company that offers the possibility of embarking.
Without leaving the Mediterranean, where the company is a market leader, MSC Cruises also offers numerous weekly departures from Venice to discover the pearls of the Adriatic, such as Dubrovnik, the Greek islands, and even Istanbul. Those interested in sailing the legendary waters of the Eastern Mediterranean can also reach the city of canals via the air shuttle service that MSC Cruises has created, allowing them to book one of the many weekly flights between Madrid or Barcelona and Venice, thus making the most of every minute of their vacation and further enhancing their experience.
In more northerly latitudes, MSC Cruises invites you to discover Northern Europe by choosing from different Baltic itineraries that allow you to admire either the spectacular Norwegian Fjords or the Baltic Capitals with departures from Copenhagen or Kiel.
Travelers whose summer extends into September are in luck because, in addition to all the previous options, they can also choose from three "Long Cruises" lasting between 10 and 15 days. Specifically, the MSC Orchestra will offer a 10-day/9-night cruise departing from Barcelona, exploring the Western Mediterranean and the Atlantic Coast; the MSC Splendida will sail for 12 days/11 nights through the Western Mediterranean, the Canary Islands, and Morocco, also departing from Barcelona; and the MSC Opera will offer—also in the preceding months of July and August—15-day/14-night itineraries through the Eastern Mediterranean, covering the so-called "Caesars, Sultans, and Tsars" route, departing from Venice.
In addition to choosing the itinerary that appeals to them most, with MSC Cruises travelers can also choose, depending on their individual needs, between different fares such as, for example, the "Allegrissimo" package of unlimited drinks.
