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MSC new ship to sail from Southampton
MSC Cruises’ new ship MSC Euribia will offer sailings out of Southampton from October 2023 for winter 2023/24.
Launching in 2023, MSC Euribia is the second ship in the MSC fleet to be powered by liquid natural gas (LNG) fuel.
MSC Euribia offers a range of entertainment options including original grand-scale shows in the theatre, the Coral Reef Aquapark and a casino.
It features five pools, and a choice of ten dining venues and 21 bars.
Antonio Paradiso, Managing Director – UK and Ireland, MSC Cruises, said, “Since our first full ex-UK season back in 2018, we’ve seen a huge demand for no-fly cruises from Southampton on board MSC Virtuosa.”
“Basing MSC Euribia in the UK will help us to build on this success by offering our UK customers the chance to experience one of the most impressive cruise experiences.”
Itineraries departing from Southampton include Amsterdam, Bruges and Paris.
A 21-night itinerary departing on 5 January 2024 includes Casablanca, the Canary Islands and Lisbon,
Sales open from Monday 24 October.
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