MSC Cruises has already planned its summer 2017 itinerary. MSC Cruises customers will have more ships, destinations, and experiences to choose from, with the state-of-the-art smart ship, MSC Meraviglia, being one of the season's highlights, along with the possibility of visiting Cuba year-round or discovering itineraries in Northern Europe, thanks to increased capacity in the region.
Discover the culture of Cuba
Starting this winter, the shipping company will offer all its customers the opportunity to travel to Cuba year-round, thus responding to the growing demand and confirming this destination as one of the most popular at the moment.
MSC Opera will continue to be based in Havana for the 2017 summer season, allowing Spaniards to choose both the winter and summer months to visit this city.
Emiliano González, Managing Director of MSC Cruises in Spain, stated: “At MSC Cruises, we are constantly striving to enhance the cruise experience. Cuba and the Caribbean are the perfect destination for those seeking a cultural experience, as well as for sun lovers. In fact, the island is situated in a unique location in the region, offering visitors an unparalleled blend of cultures and traditions thanks to its rich and varied historical heritage.”
State-of-the-art cruise through the Western Mediterranean
Known as the ship for all seasons, MSC Meraviglia will be the company's new flagship and will allow its customers to discover the Western Mediterranean while enjoying all the services that this ship will offer.
The Mediterranean continues to be a popular cruise destination and MSC Cruises offers itineraries to some of the most attractive ports and cities such as Rome, Florence, Naples and Malta, as well as some beaches in the Greek Islands, for example, Santorini and Mykonos.
More options for exploring Northern Europe
MSC Cruises will increase its capacity in Northern Europe with the MSC Fantasia, MSC Preziosa, and MSC Magnifica. MSC Cruises guests will be able to enjoy the Northern Lights, the Norwegian fjords and the British Isles, the Baltic States and St. Petersburg, as well as other European capitals such as Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Tallinn, Riga, and Reykjavik.
