Itinerary
June 20th of 2025
Located at the far end of Corso Cavour, this maze of endless passages that traverses courtyards and arches was originally designed to protect the inhabitants from the wind and to confuse potential invaders. Here, life is lived outdoors and, on summer nights, the streets are filled with people sitting in front of their door. Bari's old town houses the Basilica of St. Nicholas, consecrated in 1197 to guard the relics of the saint that had been looted from Turkey a century and taken to Bari by the Mediterranean. The true beauty of this church lies in its masonry and episcopal throne, located behind the altar, which dates to the XII century, a beautiful piece work supported by small figurines that seem to suffer while carrying its weight.
You should know about Bari
Highly popular amongst sun-lovers, Liguria is a small coastal province along the northwestern shore has long been known as the Italian Riviera. Venice is undoubtedly Veneto´s main center of attraction. Every corner of this city is special and unique, so its fame is well deserved. With its classic countryside and art-filled cities such as Florence and Pisa, Tuscany, in central Italy, is perhaps the most representative image normally available of the country. Campania marks the beginning of the southern region. Its capital, Naples, is a unique and unforgettable city, while also being southern Italy´s spiritual heart. Puglia (the heel-shaped section of Italy) offers little-known pleasures, such as beautiful landscape at the Gargano Peninsula and Bari´s famous markets.
June 21th of 2025
Zadar, Croatia, is also the historic center of Dalmatia on the Adriatic Sea. Full of Roman-influenced architectural constructions, Zadar is a very picturesque place with many churches and cathedrals. Here you will also find several national parks and attractions, such as the beautiful Paklenica. Located right by the sea, it is considered to be the hidden gem of Telascica due to its turquoise waters, and the impressive sea organ, which plays music as the waves break from the ocean.
What you should know about Zadar, Croatia
Roman aqueducts, temples, medieval churches, monasteries, and a forum are just some of the things you can expect to see in Zadar. The Archaeological Museum offers more than 80,000 exhibits from the Stone Age to the late Middle Ages and is one of the most important museums in Croatia. Walk along the paved riverside or relax in one of the many cafes and enjoy breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. From casual dining to cutting-edge cuisine, many cafes and restaurants offer everything you might need. Try fresh clams and mussels or go ahead and order a local delicatessen.
June 22th of 2025
There is plenty of ways to start a conversation about Venice, for example, its restaurants, wine bars, marble churches, its renown blown-glass technique, or the fact that Venice is built right on top of water. Filled with narrow alleys and man-made canals, there is no place as extraordinary as this to get lost.
You should know about Venice
Having been totally built above water more than 2 millennia ago, Venice is was a maritime republic with complete control of the Adriatic Sea during the Middle Ages. Did you know? Dozens of movies having been filmed at this city. Some of the ones you might know are the famous James Bond films: From Russia with Love, Moonraker, and 2006’s Casino Royale. When looking for a true Italian cuisine experience, grab a table at one of its various restaurants and enjoy the freshest of seafoods, a creamy risotto or a traditional tiramisu. Take a trip down the city canals onboard a gondola and do not miss Rialto’s Bridge, built in the 16th century, the oldest one at Venice’s Grand Canal.
June 24th of 2025
Despite its magnificent 13th century walls which surround the city, Dubrovnik is one of the most visited cruise destinations in all of Europe. Named the Pearl of the Adriatic by the poet Lord Byron, this Croatian city radiates a romantic charm across its shimmering marble streets, centuries-old buildings with bright orange roofs, and charming beaches flanked by incredible rocky ledges.
You should know about Dubrovnik
Back when the United States declared its independence, Dubrovnik (which was an independent state at the time) was the first region to recognize it as a nation. Being the main landmark of the city, the spectacular medieval walls, towers and forts that surround it aimed to protect the village from attacks by the Venetians. Did you know? The tie, fashion object men wear around their necks, was invented in Croatia! It is called cravat, derived from the word Croatian.
June 25th of 2025
Surrounded by incredible deep blue waters, and adorned with peaceful hillside villas, Corfu is one of the lushest Greek islands. Its picturesque cafés are filled with a continental ambiance. Looking for adventure? Head to its secluded coves and sandy beaches, places that can only be found on the Greek islands.
What you should know about Corfu
With a great background history, Corfu is famous for its green landscapes and its links to Greek mythology. The aesthetics of the city were greatly influenced by the Venetians. FUN FACT: Corfu is also believed to be the island of Esqueria in Homer´s Odyssey.
June 26th of 2025
Thanks to its convenient location, and with the gulf as background, this popular cruise port of the Eastern Mediterranean is considered “the pearl of the Atlantic”.
What you should know about Kotor, Montenegro
Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most famous city in Montenegro, in the past, Kotor was an important fortified commercial center. The old part of the city preserves its traditional buildings, churches, squares, and stone streets dating back to the Middle Ages. Do not miss the Kotor fjord, a submerged canyon of the disappeared Bokelj river through which ships sail before reaching the city. Admire its walls, which fully preserve medieval elements, towers, and drawbridges, the main one being the Sea Gate. Observe Kotor´s ancient Clock Tower, built in 1602, it is located in the Main Square and its maintenance has been carried out by the same family of watchmakers since its construction! The Cathedral of San Tripun was built in the 9th century on an ancient temple. Its decorations are baroque style, and it is undoubtedly known for the great treasure that is inside it. This treasure includes crosses, swords, gold, and silver objects.
June 27th of 2025
Located at the far end of Corso Cavour, this maze of endless passages that traverses courtyards and arches was originally designed to protect the inhabitants from the wind and to confuse potential invaders. Here, life is lived outdoors and, on summer nights, the streets are filled with people sitting in front of their door. Bari's old town houses the Basilica of St. Nicholas, consecrated in 1197 to guard the relics of the saint that had been looted from Turkey a century and taken to Bari by the Mediterranean. The true beauty of this church lies in its masonry and episcopal throne, located behind the altar, which dates to the XII century, a beautiful piece work supported by small figurines that seem to suffer while carrying its weight.
You should know about Bari
Highly popular amongst sun-lovers, Liguria is a small coastal province along the northwestern shore has long been known as the Italian Riviera. Venice is undoubtedly Veneto´s main center of attraction. Every corner of this city is special and unique, so its fame is well deserved. With its classic countryside and art-filled cities such as Florence and Pisa, Tuscany, in central Italy, is perhaps the most representative image normally available of the country. Campania marks the beginning of the southern region. Its capital, Naples, is a unique and unforgettable city, while also being southern Italy´s spiritual heart. Puglia (the heel-shaped section of Italy) offers little-known pleasures, such as beautiful landscape at the Gargano Peninsula and Bari´s famous markets.
| IMO: | Year of construction: | Year of remodeling: | Tonnage: | Registro: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9250464 | 2004 | - | 59000 t. | - |
| Boat length: | Total passenger capacity: | Total crew: | Total cabins: | Total suites: |
| 251 meters | 1712 passengers | 740 crew | 1028 cabins | 202 suites |
| Total balconies: | Total outside cabins: | Total interior cabins: | Minimum passenger age: | |
| 172 balconies | 295 outdoor cabins | 359 interior cabins | 6 months |
Cabins
Balcony
Maximum Occupation: 2
Cruise fee starting at: $1,260 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Inside
Maximum Occupation: 2
5,529 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $1,260 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Outside
Maximum Occupation: 2
Cruise fee starting at: $1,260 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Documents and considerations
All travel documents (Passport, DNI, NIE, Visas, etc.) must be valid and valid six months after the date of travel. It is essential to carry valid passports and visas (including Multiple Entry Visas, when applicable), to board. Check the entry requirements for your destination at your local passport office or contact the Embassies (Consular Services) of each country on your Cruise travel itinerary. If you are not sure which country a port belongs to, check with your Vacation Advisor.
*** Passenger Boarding Restrictions: Persons with the following conditions face significant restrictions: • Women pregnant more than 24 weeks • Children aged 0-6 months • Children aged 6 months to 12 months on Cruises of longer than 7 nights, or to Alaska.
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Attractions and activities
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MSC Opera
An area for young kids to have fun by practicing various activities.
MSC Opera
