MSC Euribia Unlocks New Winter Travel Experiences With Seven-Night Canary Islands and Madeira Cruises - Travel And Tour World

MSC Euribia Unlocks New Winter Travel Experiences With Seven-Night Canary Islands and Madeira Cruises

Binoy Mehera Written by Binoy Mehera

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MSC Euribia cruises promise to revolutionize winter cruising with new seven-night trips to the Canaries and Madeira for the 2027-2028 season. MSC Cruises will showcase one of its state-of-the-art ships with cruisers offering a premier island-hopping vacation with advanced ship technologies and green sea cruising innovations.

Each itinerary will feature visits to six different islands across the Canary Islands and Madeira, combined with a relaxing day at sea. Travellers will have the flexibility to begin their journey from four different departure ports, providing greater convenience and choice for cruise guests planning their winter holidays.

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MSC Euribia is among the most technologically advanced ships operated by MSC Cruises and offers a wide range of facilities designed for travellers of all ages. Guests can enjoy multiple dining venues, world-class entertainment shows, swimming pools and one of the largest water parks available across MSC Cruises’ fleet. The ship also includes dedicated facilities and activities for children and teenagers, making it suitable for families.

For guests seeking a more exclusive experience, MSC Euribia features the MSC Yacht Club, a private luxury area offering premium accommodation, personalised services and a more intimate onboard environment.

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The ship also reflects MSC Cruises’ focus on sustainability, as it is powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) technology. MSC Euribia includes several environmental features, such as shore power connectivity while docked, advanced wastewater treatment systems, energy-saving solutions and technologies designed to reduce emissions.

Meanwhile, MSC Fantasia, which is currently operating Canary Islands cruises, will transition to new itineraries in the Western Mediterranean. Sales for the upcoming cruise programmes will open on 28 September.

CEO of MSC Cruises Gianni Onorto, CEO of MSC Cruises , said: “The Canary Islands are an important part of our winter offer, which our guests greatly appreciate. Placing MSC Euribia “The destination is proof of our commitment to the region, which will increase capacity and bring guests an extraordinary range of experiences.”

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