MSC Cruises is launching a new cruise from September to November 2023 to sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean on the ship MSC Poesia.
The cruise will take guests on a spectacular journey that explores the rich culture and beauty of some of the most sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean Basin and will be able to board the ship at any boarding station. The cruise route includes moorings in the ports of spectacular cities such as Piraeus near Athens in Greece, as well as Genoa, Palermo, Civitavecchia and Rome in Italy, Kusadasi and Istanbul in Turkey including an overnight stay in Istanbul. The cruise provides guests with unique experiences and unforgettable memories. The cruise route lasts 11 nights and allows guests to visit fascinating historical sites and be impressed by the magnificent architecture, the delicious foods and the breathtaking views. The autumn period is characterized by pleasant weather that is very suitable for sailing in this area, city tours and outdoor activities.
The ship MSC Poesia can host 3,013 passengers in 1,275 rooms. The ship has 16 decks, 9 bars, 3 pools and seven different jacuzzi facilities. Guests have many entertainment spaces and 987 experienced staff members are at their disposal. In addition, the ship offers entertainment performances at an international level, a variety of culinary options, attractions for the whole family, and advanced spa and fitness rooms. The ship provides a wide variety of fun activities and excursions for guests of all ages.
The CEO of MSC in Israel, Il Atias, says: “Ahead of the fall season, we are happy to offer Israeli passengers attractive sailing options to unique destinations in Europe, such as sailing on the luxurious ship MSC Poesia for 11 days in sought-after destinations on European shores such as Piraeus, Genoa, Kusadasi, Palmero and Che Yoitbakia at a cost of from – from 871 dollars. This is a cruise that will pass through Italy, Greece and Turkey on a full board basis and includes a variety of entertainment options and attractions, restaurants, bars and more.”
