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MSC Cruises adds Bellissima to Med programme
MSC Cruises is adding MSC Bellissima to its Mediterranean line-up this summer.
To meet demand, MSC Bellissima will offer seven-night sailings from Valencia and Barcelona/Tarragona, and the Italian ports of Genoa, Livorno and Naples starting from 9 July.
The itinerary is designed for longer stays in port in Valencia, to enable guests to visit Madrid as well as in Barcelona/Tarragona and Genoa.
This summer and into autumn, MSC Cruises will have a record-breaking 15 ships deployed in the East and West Mediterranean – the most ships the line has ever had in the region.
Sales for these MSC Bellissima departures will open in the coming days.
MSC Bellissima is a Meraviglia class ship that launched in 2019 and features 12 dining venues and more than 20 bars, a dedicated family deck area and a LED Sky Screen at Sea measuring 80 metres long.
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