MSC Cruises presents the new MSC Orchestra itinerary for this winter. The ship will offer 7-night itineraries from December 16, 2023, to April 19, 2024, with embarkation in Spain (Valencia and Palma de Mallorca) and calls in France (Marseille) and Italy (Civitavecchia for Rome, Livorno for Pisa, Florence, and Cagliari).
The MSC Orchestra will embark in Valencia on Saturdays and Palma de Mallorca on Fridays, reaffirming its commitment to Spanish ports. This makes MSC Cruises the first cruise line to offer weekly cruises from Valencia during the winter season and, therefore, year-round, as the MSC Orchestra's departures will join those of the MSC Seaside and MSC Fantasia starting in April.
Furthermore, to facilitate boarding for passengers from other Spanish cities at the Port of Valencia, the company offers a free shuttle bus service to the city. Those embarking on the MSC Orchestra every Saturday can enjoy a free bus transfer from Alicante, Almería, Cartagena, Huesca, Granada, Madrid, Málaga, Murcia, and Zaragoza.
In the words of Fernando Pacheco, CEO of MSC Cruises, “We are proud to continue bringing cruises closer to the Spanish people. In this case, for the first time, we will have a weekly embarkation at the Port of Valencia, which we will connect via a free bus service to different Spanish cities.”
A CULTURAL TRIP CAREFULLY DESIGNED FOR THE SPANISH AUDIENCE
MSC Orchestra will sail the Mediterranean during the winter months, an itinerary highly popular with Spanish travelers, allowing passengers to experience the region's allure with stops in cities such as Rome (from Civitavecchia), the Italian gem that blends culture and history with modern life; Florence(from Livorno), home to masterpieces of Renaissance architecture and art; and Marseille, where you can explore Provence with its beautiful landscapes and rich winemaking tradition. These three stops are complemented by MSC Orchestra's visits to Cagliari, Sardinia, and Palma de Mallorca, completing a truly wonderful itinerary.
This new program for MSC Orchestra replaces the Red Sea itineraries that have been cancelled due to the proximity of some of the ports of call to Israel and the restrictions in place in some neighboring countries.
The company added that the safety of its passengers and crew is always its top priority and that it will continue to monitor the situation and modify ship itineraries if necessary.
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