MSC Cruises will offer cruises to discover the Northern Lights on board its ships during 2024 and 2025, which will be the solar maximum in the 11-year cycle to the Sun, so some of the most impressive sights of the last two decades are expected.
The Northern Lights will be visible even at lower latitudes, such as the 40th parallel, opening up new opportunities to witness this phenomenon in unusual regions.
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On board MSC Euribia
With departures from April 27 to October 12 and during 7-night itineraries, from Kiel (Germany) or from Copenhagen (Denmark), passengers will be able to explore Norway visiting Hellesylt, at the head of the Lysefjord.
The village, surrounded by mountains, is the perfect starting point to reach the incredible Briksdal Glacier, which is part of Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park.
The Euribia will also sail past Molde, a city surrounded by beautiful mountains, lakes, and waterfalls, and Flåm, located at the end of another fjord, the Aurland Fjord. Famous for its harbor, 17th-century church, and railway, Flåm offers a wide range of excursions.
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On board MSC Preziosa
In addition to a solarium, aquapark, Mediterranean delicacies and a panoramic disco to enjoy on board the MSC Preziosa, passengers will be able to enjoy the most impressive destinations on an unforgettable trip departing from the port of Hamburg (Germany) and visiting places such as Invergordon (Scotland), Reykjavik (Iceland), Isafjord (Iceland), Akureyri (Iceland) and Kirkwall (Scotland).
Available from May 15 to September 29 with options of 10, 11 and 14 nights.
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On board MSC Poesia
With departures from May 4 to September 12, passengers can enjoy a 7-night cruise aboard the MSC Poesia departing from the port of Copenhagen (Denmark), visiting Kristiansand, Oslo or Bergen, Norway, enjoying unique natural environments, such as Eidfjord.
The MSC Poesia will also tour Sweden, visiting Stockholm, where it is also possible to glimpse the Northern Lights, and Visby, a charming walled city.
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