MSC Cruises’ 2025 Summer itineraries are here! Whether you want to sail the Caribbean aboard the new MSC World America, or the Mediterranean to see the wonders of Europe including Iceland and the Norwegian fjords, MSC Cruises is “offering an unparalleled choice of destinations and embarkation ports across the globe, each providing an abundance of enriching experiences.”
First up is the Caribbean. MSC World America will begin her inaugural season in the Caribbean sailing from the cruise line’s new terminal in PortMiami. She will offer alternating 7-night Eastern and Western itineraries calling on the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Honduras and the cruise line’s private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in the Bahamas.
PortMiami will also be home to MSC Seascape which will offer a mixture of shorter and longer itineraries. Her 3- to 4-night sailings will call on the Bahamas and Ocean Cay while her 7-night sailings will call on the Bahamas, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
MSC Seashore and MSC Meraviglia will also sail the Caribbean this summer. MSC Seashore will call Port Canaveral home and sail 3- to 7-night itineraries to Ocean Cay; Nassau, Bahamas; Isla de Roatan, Honduras; and Costa Maya and Cozumel, Mexico. MSC Meraviglia will sail out of New York and offer 7-night sailings to Port Canaveral, Ocean Cay and Nassau in the Bahamas.
Fourteen ships will sail throughout the Mediterranean where MSC Cruises is known to shine as she showcases the region’s iconic destinations. Sailing The Med will be MSC Seaview, MSC Seaside, MSC Magnifica, MSC Grandiosa, MSC World Europa, MSC Musica, MSC Splendida, MSC Divinia, MSC Orchestra, MSC Lirica, MSC Armonia, MSC Opera, MSC Sinfonia, and MSC Fantasia.
MSC Seaview, MSC Seaside and MSC Magnifica will all homeport out of Barcelona, Spain and offer 7-night sailings. MSC Grandiosa will sail 7-night itineraries from Genoa, Italy, while MSC World Europa and MSC Orchestra will offer 7-night itineraries from multiple ports throughout the area. MSC Splendida will also offer 7-night voyages from Valencia while MSC Divinia will sail 7-night voyages from Civitavecchia. MSC Lirica, MSC Armonia and MSC Opera will all sail 7-night voyages from Venice-Marghera, Italy, and MSC Sinfonia will offer 7-night voyages from Bari, Italy.
Guests who are looking for a longer voyage, MSC Fantasia will sail 9-night itineraries out of Trieste, Italy to Greece and Turkey, while MSC Musica will sail 10-night itineraries from multiple ports throughout Spain, Portugal and Italy.
Guests who want a Northern European adventure will find it aboard MSC Euribia, MSC Virtuosa, MSC Preziosa, and MSC Poesia.
MSC Euribia will sail 7-night itineraries from Kiel, Germany and explore the Norwegian and Heritage Fjord on its way to the Flaam village. MSC Poesia will sail alternating 7-night Fjords and Baltic sailings from Warnemunde, Germany. MSC Virtuosa will sail from Southampton, England and offer 2- to 14-night voyages to the Fjords, the Canary Islands and more. Guests who like a longer cruise can choose voyages from 10- to 14-nights aboard MSC Preziosa from Hamburg, Germany and travel throughout Norway, Iceland, Ireland and Scotland.