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A love of cruising that keeps growing.

ForeverMSC is our place to share the anticipation before a sailing, the discoveries along the way, and the memories we bring home. We’ve been sailing with MSC since 2013, and there are always more horizons ahead.

“Cruise, Explore, Unwind, Repeat.”
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Our future sailings

The ships, the places, and the experiences we’re looking forward to. Come along for our next chapters at sea.

MSC Seashore at sea
November 8–12, 2026

MSC Seashore

Places we’re visiting

An overnight at Ocean Cay — more time to unwind on island time.

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MSC Seashore at sea
November 12–15, 2026

MSC Seashore

Places we’re visiting

Our next chapter aboard Seashore, straight after our four-night sailing.

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MSC Orchestra at sea
October 2–9, 2027

MSC Orchestra

Places we’re visiting

We’re sailing in MSC Yacht Club as we explore Greece and the Adriatic.

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MSC Splendida at sea
October 9–18, 2027

MSC Splendida

Places we’re visiting

Nine nights of new horizons, with MSC Yacht Club as our home at sea.

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Artist rendering of MSC World Atlantic at sea
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April 1–15, 2028

MSC World Atlantic

Destinations

Two weeks of Caribbean discoveries aboard MSC World Atlantic.

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Our personal sailing plans · Itineraries may change. Ship and experience imagery © MSC Cruises; World Atlantic shown as an artist rendering.

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Stories & community

Our cruise journal

Countdowns, favorite moments, port discoveries and the little details that make every voyage memorable. More stories are coming as we sail.

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ForeverMSC merchandise

Our navy and white caps and shirts bring the ForeverMSC look ashore: gold script, classic lettering and the spirit of “Cruise, Explore, Unwind, Repeat.” We’ll share more here when the collection is ready.

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Aurea Experience

Additional Aurea Suite perks

Priority tender service and disembarkation, an in-suite espresso machine, ironing of two items per suite, and a complimentary initial minibar selection.

Benefits vary by ship, suite category and booking terms, and may change before sailing. Drinks and Wi-Fi are separate unless included in your fare.

Based on MSC’s published Aurea benefits · Checked October 2, 2026.
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MSC Yacht Club

Venues and amenities vary by ship. Package limits, reservations and MSC’s booking terms apply; benefits may change before sailing.

Based on MSC’s published Yacht Club benefits · Checked October 2, 2026.
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Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, with MSC World America at the pier
Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, with MSC World America at the pier
The Bahamas

Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve

MSC’s island escape pairs turquoise water, sandy beaches and a marine reserve setting with its unmistakable lighthouse.

Known for

Beach days, clear-water swimming and the island’s lighthouse.

Why go ashore

Our overnight visit gives us more time to slow down, enjoy the shoreline and experience the island after sunset when evening activities are scheduled.

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Destination information · Photo: MSC Cruises

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Colorful exterior of the Straw Market in downtown Nassau, Bahamas
The Straw Market, downtown Nassau, Bahamas
The Bahamas

Nassau

The Bahamian capital combines pastel-coloured streets, coastal history and an easygoing island atmosphere.

Known for

Downtown Bay Street, Bahamian food and nearby beaches.

Why go ashore

It’s a chance to mix a little history with a taste of island life, from a stroll through downtown to fresh conch at the Fish Fry.

Highlights

Destination information · Photo: Larry D. Moore / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 · Display cropped to fit

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Nassau, The Bahamas — representative tropical cruise image; The Bahamas route preview, not a confirmed port
Nassau, The Bahamas — representative tropical cruise image; The Bahamas route preview, not a confirmed port
Island destination overview

The Bahamas

An archipelago of islands and cays celebrated for pale sand, vivid blue water and marine life.

Known for

Beaches, snorkelling and Bahamian culture.

Why go ashore

The appeal is simple: time beside the sea, local flavours and a slower pace between adventures.

Highlights

This is a regional overview. The exact ports for this sailing will be added when confirmed.

Destination information · Photo: Gervacio Rosales / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0

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Bari waterfront along Lungomare Imperatore Augusto
Bari waterfront along Lungomare Imperatore Augusto
Puglia, Italy

Bari

Our Italian embarkation city has an atmospheric old town tucked between its ports and a lovely Adriatic waterfront.

Known for

Bari Vecchia, narrow historic streets and Puglian food traditions.

Why go ashore

Bari is worth exploring beyond the cruise terminal: its old-town lanes and seafront make a memorable introduction to southern Italy.

Highlights

Destination information · Photo: Benjamin Smith / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Sunset over Oia, Santorini
Sunset over Oia, Santorini
Cyclades, Greece

Santorini

Whitewashed villages sit above a dramatic volcanic caldera, with sea views that have made this island instantly recognisable.

Known for

Oia and Fira, caldera views and volcanic scenery.

Why go ashore

The combination of cliffside architecture and the Aegean below makes even a short visit feel extraordinary.

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Destination information · Photo: Pedro Szekely / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

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Athens and the Acropolis seen from Athens Tower
Athens and the Acropolis seen from Athens Tower
Greece

Athens

Ancient monuments and a lively modern city meet beneath the Acropolis, home to the celebrated Parthenon.

Known for

The Acropolis and the art and history preserved in the Acropolis Museum.

Why go ashore

Seeing these landmarks in person brings classical history to life on a scale photographs can’t quite capture.

Highlights

Destination information · Photo: Leeturtle / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Temple of Zeus ruins at Ancient Olympia; visited via Katakolon
Temple of Zeus ruins at Ancient Olympia; visited via Katakolon
Peloponnese, Greece

Ancient Olympia

The sanctuary of ancient Olympia preserves temples, athletic buildings and the stadium connected with the ancient Olympic Games.

Known for

The birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games and its archaeological treasures.

Why go ashore

Walking through the stadium and sanctuary offers a direct connection with one of the world’s most enduring sporting traditions.

Highlights

Olympia is an inland excursion destination; arrange transport from your cruise port.

Destination information · Photo: Karta24 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.5

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Myrtos Beach, Kefalonia
Myrtos Beach, Kefalonia
Ionian Islands, Greece

Kefalonia

An island of dramatic coastlines, blue-water bays and striking natural landscapes.

Known for

Myrtos Beach, the Melissani lake-cave and local Robola wine.

Why go ashore

Kefalonia adds a nature-filled chapter to the voyage, with scenery that is very different from the busy cities on our itinerary.

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Destination information · Photo: Matt Sims / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0

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Corfu old town and Old Fortress seen from the New Fortress
Corfu old town and Old Fortress seen from the New Fortress
Ionian Islands, Greece

Corfu

Corfu’s historic town brings together Venetian influences, imposing fortresses and a maze of characterful streets.

Known for

Its UNESCO-listed Old Town, fortresses and distinctive local food.

Why go ashore

It’s a wonderful place to wander, with layers of history around every corner and plenty of opportunities to pause for a café or a local dish.

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Destination information · Photo: Cplakidas / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

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Piazza Venezia, Trieste
Piazza Venezia, Trieste
Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

Trieste

An Adriatic city with Habsburg elegance, grand waterfront architecture and a distinctive blend of cultural influences.

Known for

Piazza Unità d’Italia, the seafront and nearby Miramare Castle.

Why go ashore

Trieste offers a different side of Italy, where stately squares and a beautiful coast make an inviting day ashore.

Highlights

Destination information · Photo: Tiesse / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

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Aerial view of Split harbor, Diocletian’s Palace and city center
Aerial view of Split harbor, Diocletian’s Palace and city center
Croatia

Split

Roman history is woven into everyday life in Split, where Diocletian’s Palace forms the heart of the old city.

Known for

Diocletian’s Palace, historic lanes and the Riva waterfront.

Why go ashore

This is history you can walk through, followed by a relaxed waterfront break beside the Adriatic.

Highlights

Destination information · Photo: E.coli / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

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Library of Celsus at Ephesus, an excursion from Kuşadası
Library of Celsus at Ephesus, an excursion from Kuşadası
Türkiye

Kuşadası

An Aegean coastal town and a gateway to the remarkable ancient city of Ephesus.

Known for

Seaside atmosphere, local shopping and excursions to Ephesus.

Why go ashore

Ephesus makes this stop especially compelling for history lovers, while the town itself offers a taste of the Turkish coast.

Highlights

Ephesus is outside Kuşadası and requires transport from the port.

Destination information · Photo: Jordan Klein / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0

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Istanbul’s historic peninsula and modern skyline
Istanbul’s historic peninsula and modern skyline
Türkiye

Istanbul

A city spanning Europe and Asia, shaped by the Bosphorus and centuries of imperial history.

Known for

Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, historic bazaars and the Bosphorus.

Why go ashore

Few destinations combine such an extraordinary skyline with so many layers of culture, food and history.

Highlights

Destination information · Photo: Hunanuk / Wikimedia Commons · CC0 1.0

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San Juan, Puerto Rico — representative Eastern Caribbean image, not a confirmed port
San Juan, Puerto Rico — representative Eastern Caribbean image, not a confirmed port
Regional sailing overview

Eastern Caribbean

Island coastlines, bright-water beaches and distinctive towns make the eastern Caribbean a varied cruising region.

Known for

Island scenery, beach days and local culture.

Why go ashore

Each island brings its own character, making it a lovely setting for a mix of exploration and time by the water.

Highlights

Specific ports for our World Atlantic sailing are still to be listed here. This is regional inspiration, not a confirmed port call.

Destination information · Photo: Luigi Rosa / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

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Punta Morena beach, Cozumel, Mexico — representative Western Caribbean image, not a confirmed port
Punta Morena beach, Cozumel, Mexico — representative Western Caribbean image, not a confirmed port
Regional sailing overview

Western Caribbean

The western Caribbean combines tropical coastlines with opportunities to discover the region’s history and marine landscapes.

Known for

Coastal adventures, local culture and historic sites around the region.

Why go ashore

It offers a different rhythm from the eastern islands, with plenty of possibilities for a memorable day ashore.

Highlights

Specific ports for our World Atlantic sailing are still to be listed here. This is regional inspiration, not a confirmed port call.

Destination information · Photo: Felipe de la Fuente Díaz / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

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4 nights · Day by day

MSC Seashore

November 8, 2026 · Round-trip itinerary

  1. Day 1 · Sun, Nov 8
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    Departs 16:00
  2. Day 2 · Mon, Nov 9
    Ocean Cay, Bahamas
    Arrives 08:00 · Overnight stay
  3. Day 3 · Tue, Nov 10
    Ocean Cay, Bahamas
    Overnight stay · Departs 18:00
  4. Day 4 · Wed, Nov 11
    Nassau, Bahamas
    07:00–15:00
  5. Day 5 · Thu, Nov 12
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    Arrives 07:00

Scheduled times use the published itinerary’s local port times and may change. Follow MSC’s onboard schedule for all-aboard times.

Published itinerary · Checked October 2, 2026

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3 nights · Day by day

MSC Seashore

November 12, 2026 · Round-trip itinerary

  1. Day 1 · Thu, Nov 12
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    Departs 16:00
  2. Day 2 · Fri, Nov 13
    Nassau, Bahamas
    09:00–18:00
  3. Day 3 · Sat, Nov 14
    Ocean Cay, Bahamas
    08:00–18:00
  4. Day 4 · Sun, Nov 15
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    Arrives 07:00

Scheduled times use the published itinerary’s local port times and may change. Follow MSC’s onboard schedule for all-aboard times.

Published itinerary · Checked October 2, 2026

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7 nights · Day by day

MSC Orchestra

October 2, 2027 · Round-trip itinerary

  1. Day 1 · Sat, Oct 2
    Bari, Italy
    Departs 19:00
  2. Day 2 · Sun, Oct 3
    At sea
  3. Day 3 · Mon, Oct 4
    Santorini, Greece
    08:00–18:00
  4. Day 4 · Tue, Oct 5
    Athens (Piraeus), Greece
    07:00–18:00
  5. Day 5 · Wed, Oct 6
    Olympia (Katakolon), Greece
    09:00–19:00
  6. Day 6 · Thu, Oct 7
    Kefalonia (Argostoli), Greece
    09:00–19:00
  7. Day 7 · Fri, Oct 8
    Corfu, Greece
    08:00–19:00
  8. Day 8 · Sat, Oct 9
    Bari, Italy
    Arrives 07:00

Scheduled times use the published itinerary’s local port times and may change. Follow MSC’s onboard schedule for all-aboard times.

Published itinerary · Checked October 2, 2026

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9 nights · Day by day

MSC Splendida

October 9, 2027 · Round-trip itinerary

  1. Day 1 · Sat, Oct 9
    Bari, Italy
    Departs 14:00
  2. Day 2 · Sun, Oct 10
    Trieste, Italy
    09:00–19:00
  3. Day 3 · Mon, Oct 11
    Split, Croatia
    09:00–18:00
  4. Day 4 · Tue, Oct 12
    At sea
  5. Day 5 · Wed, Oct 13
    Athens (Piraeus), Greece
    08:00–18:00
  6. Day 6 · Thu, Oct 14
    Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey
    07:00–15:00
  7. Day 7 · Fri, Oct 15
    Istanbul, Turkey
    10:00–23:00
  8. Day 8 · Sat, Oct 16
    At sea
  9. Day 9 · Sun, Oct 17
    Corfu, Greece
    13:00–21:00
  10. Day 10 · Mon, Oct 18
    Bari, Italy
    Arrives 07:00

Scheduled times use the published itinerary’s local port times and may change. Follow MSC’s onboard schedule for all-aboard times.

Published itinerary · Checked October 2, 2026

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14 nights · Day by day

MSC World Atlantic

April 1, 2028 · Round-trip itinerary

  1. Day 1 · Sat, Apr 1
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    Departs 16:30
  2. Day 2 · Sun, Apr 2
    Ocean Cay, Bahamas
    08:00–18:00
  3. Day 3 · Mon, Apr 3
    At sea
  4. Day 4 · Tue, Apr 4
    Costa Maya, Mexico
    08:00–18:00
  5. Day 5 · Wed, Apr 5
    Cozumel, Mexico
    08:00–18:00
  6. Day 6 · Thu, Apr 6
    At sea
  7. Day 7 · Fri, Apr 7
    Nassau, Bahamas
    07:00–15:00
  8. Day 8 · Sat, Apr 8
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    07:00–16:30 · Second week begins
  9. Day 9 · Sun, Apr 9
    Ocean Cay, Bahamas
    08:00–18:00
  10. Day 10 · Mon, Apr 10
    At sea
  11. Day 11 · Tue, Apr 11
    Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos
    08:00–17:00
  12. Day 12 · Wed, Apr 12
    Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
    09:00–17:00
  13. Day 13 · Thu, Apr 13
    At sea
  14. Day 14 · Fri, Apr 14
    Nassau, Bahamas
    07:00–15:00
  15. Day 15 · Sat, Apr 15
    Port Canaveral, Florida
    Arrives 07:00

Scheduled times use the published itinerary’s local port times and may change. Follow MSC’s onboard schedule for all-aboard times.

Published itinerary · Checked October 2, 2026