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MSC Cruises: the experts in Mediterranean Cruises

Mediterranean cruises are something of a specialty for MSC. As you travel from pretty ports and beautiful beaches via magnificent islands, you will discover how our Mediterranean origins provide us with a unique expertise enabling us to reveal the secret gems of the Mediterranean and its islands to you. What’s more, our Mediterranean cruises are updated with new and exciting travel itineraries every year.

Our luxury Mediterranean cruises are designed to showcase the rich history of this region, creating a memorable vacation wrapped up in a fantastic holiday package, where there really is something for everyone.
History lovers can roam the majestic Ephesian ruins, discover the imposing Athenian Acropolis and travel back in time as they experience the Colossus of Rhodes and the Coliseum of Rome. If you’re off on a special break nothing says "amore" quite like an MSC Mediterranean cruise.

Whether you’re visiting the "love island" of Capri, riding a Venetian gondola or tucking into world class pizza in Naples, you can enjoy the best of this wonderful region. Elsewhere, you can take in a vibrant flamenco show in Spain, browse the labyrinthine Turkish bazaars or simply soak up the sun on the sandy shores of the Greek islands. From Athens to Bari, Corfu and beyond, MSC Cruises have the Med’ well and truly covered!

Mediterranean Cruises: the cruise line with the most modern fleet in the world.
Our newest ship, the recently christened MSC Preziosa combines Italy, Tunisia, Spain and France on a series of idyllic Mediterranean summer cruises.
Departing from Venice, the MSC Divina calls at Greece, Turkey, Croatia, and Italy on a spectacular series of 7-night cruises.

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Highlights
Cruise to Naples - Italy - Mediterranean - MSC
Naples - one of the most enchanting and celebrated settings worldwide.
Cruise to Athens - Greece - Mediterranean - MSC Cruises
Athens - the cradle of philosophy, democracy and architecture.