MSC Cruises

Who should travel with MSC Cruises

Bold and buoyant, MSC cruises have been designed for passengers of all ages seeking a fun-filled and action-packed cruising experience.

Along with excellent kids cubs and top-notch entertainment facilities, many of MSC ships also have a large number of cabins designed for families, highlighting its multigenerational offering.

Passengers looking for a bit of glitz and razzmatazz on their cruise holiday will not be disappointed.

It’s also well-suited to the modern cruiser, with tech innovations including MSC for Me, which lists your agenda and the ship’s itinerary, and Zoe, a personal assistant found in every cabin, which has been programmed to answer some 800 cruise-related questions.

While vast, the ships’ public spaces have been cleverly designed so that they never feel overcrowded. However, if you prefer a smaller, more intimate and relaxed setting, this is not the cruise for you.

MSC Cruises cruise destinations

MSC Cruises sails all over the world so, whichever destination is on your bucket-list, the cruise line can take you there.

Destinations include Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South Pacific, the Baltics, Canada and New England, Canary Islands, Caribbean, Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Middle East, Africa, British Isles, Central and South America, and the Caribbean.

On Caribbean sailings, passengers have the opportunity to visit and experience MSC Cruises' own exclusive private island in the Bahamas – take a bow Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve – which has been winning rave reviews ever since it opened in late 2019.

The line also offers world cruises, which set sail in January and end in April or May. Due to the time and money involved, MSC Cruises' world cruises tend to attract an older clientele than other sailings.