MSC Cruises will debut its first MSC Yacht Club experience on MSC World Cruise 2027, offering passengers the opportunity to enjoy ultimate comfort, privacy and personalized service while traveling to more than 45 extraordinary destinations around the world.
The 121-night, 25-country voyage aboard MSC Magnifica will be MSC Cruises' first world cruise to offer the luxurious "yacht within a ship" experience, with exclusive card access to private facilities, 24-hour butler and concierge service, an exclusive restaurant, lounge, pool, and terrace. The MSC Yacht Club, occupying five upper decks, will feature 63 suites of five different types to suit the needs of all types of travelers.
Passengers will also be able to enjoy top-notch cuisine at two brand-new specialty restaurants on MSC Magnifica: the Butcher's Cut steakhouse, offering premium cuts of meat, and the Kaito Sushi Bar, where diners can enjoy dishes inspired by authentic Asian cuisine.
MSC World Cruise is the ultimate trip that everyone should take at least once in their lifetime, with an exciting transit through the Panama Canal and nights in iconic destinations such as Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Buenos Aires and Ushuaia (Argentina), Valparaiso (Chile), Papeete (French Polynesia), Hobart and Sydney (Australia), making it a unique adventure.
On this renovated MSC Magnifica, passengers can also enjoy the new MSC Aurea Spa, with more than 270 m² of surface area, which features a sauna with panoramic sea views, two steam baths, a salt room, a Kneipp circuit and 10 rooms to enjoy cutting-edge treatments, such as LPG Endermologie treatments, acupuncture, massages and facials.
Those seeking the ultimate workout at sea can enjoy a renovated Technogym® gym with indoor training areas and studios dedicated to yoga and spinning, while literally watching the world go by through the panoramic windows.
Passengers will embark in Barcelona on January 7, 2027, and will visit some of the world's most outstanding destinations
Highlights of MSC World Cruise 2027 include:
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: From the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue to Copacabana Beach and the surrounding mountains, this destination dazzles with its natural beauty and rich culture. It's also the gateway to exploring the pristine rainforest and wildlife of the Amazon.
- Buenos Aires, Argentina: Argentina's capital combines historic neighborhoods like La Boca and San Telmo with a unique culinary scene. Visitors can stroll along Avenida de Mayo to admire the stunning Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture.
- Papeete, Tahiti: With turquoise waters and white-sand beaches as its backdrop, Papeete is the beating heart of Tahiti and the birthplace of pearls. Visitors can explore the world's first pearl museum while soaking up Polynesian charm.
- Aitutaki, Cook Islands: Famous for its stunning turquoise lagoon and coral reefs, Aitutaki is a jewel of the South Pacific. Passengers can relax on pristine beaches, enjoy boat excursions, or experience authentic Polynesian culture.
- Milford Sound, New Zealand: Often called the “eighth wonder of the world,” Milford Sound impresses with its spectacular fjords, waterfalls, and wildlife. Travelers can take cruises, hike, or simply soak in its cinematic beauty.
- Sydney, Australia: Sydney's coastline is full of iconic landmarks such as the Opera House, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and the Harbour Bridge. The more adventurous can even climb the 134-meter-high bridge for breathtaking views.
- Honolulu, Hawaii: Hawaii's capital city offers sun-drenched beaches, a rich culture, and historical landmarks like Pearl Harbor. Visitors can hike Diamond Head, enjoy a luau, or relax on the famous Waikiki Beachfront.
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