The MSC Euribia recently arrived in Southern Europe for its first season cruising in the Western Mediterranean.
Having completed a summer deployment in Northern Europe, the MSC Cruises vessel embarked on a repositioning voyage to the region in mid-October.
The 12-night cruise departed from Kiel and included visits to destinations across Northern, Western and Southern Europe before arriving in Italy.
Sailing to Denmark, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom and Spain, the itinerary was highlighted by stops in ports such as Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Gibraltar and Alicante.
As part of MSC’s eight-ship winter season in Europe and the Canaries, the Euribia is now offering seven-night cruises to destinations in Italy, Tunisia, Spain and France.
The vessel’s regular itinerary includes visits to Genoa, Naples, Palermo, Tunis, Barcelona and Marseille, with guests able to start their cruises in most of the ports.
The season runs through early April 2027, when the ship is scheduled to return to Northern Europe for itineraries to the Norwegian Fjords.
Sailing from Germany and Denmark, the 4,888-passenger vessel will offer weeklong cruises to destinations in Norway throughout the summer.
Built at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in France, the MSC Euribia is the fifth ship in MSC’s Meraviglia class.
The LNG-powered vessel was introduced in 2023 and spent its inaugural season sailing to Northern Europe and the Norwegian Fjords.
In addition to that region, the ship also offered itineraries in the Arabian Gulf during its three-year sailing career.
In 2027-28, the MSC Euribia is scheduled to debut in an additional region, offering a winter season in the Spanish archipelago of the Canary Islands.
With cruises departing from St. Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas, the deployment will also feature visits to Funchal in Portugal’s Madeira Island.
The 177,100-ton ship is then scheduled to return to Northern Europe for the summer of 2028, with additional itineraries to the Norwegian Fjords from Germany and Copenhagen.
