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Former name: MSC Fantastica

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• Miami (Florida)
• Civitavecchia-Rome (Italy)
• Naples (Italy)
• Izmir (Turkey)
• Kusadasi (Ephesus, Turkey)

MSC Divina current position

MSC Divina current location is at North West Atlantic Ocean (coordinates 33.47884 N / -56.66639 W) cruising at speed of 18.4 kn (34 km/h | 21 mph) en route to Ponta Delgada. The AIS position was reported 28 minutes ago.

Current itinerary of MSC Divina

MSC Divina current cruise is 22 days, one-way from Miami to Civitavecchia-Rome . The itinerary starts on 18 Apr, 2024 and ends on 10 May, 2024 .

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MSC Divina Itineraries

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The 2012-built MSC Divina cruise ship is the third of MSC's Fantasia-class liners, with sisterships Fantasia , Preziosa , Splendida .

The vessel (IMO number 9585285) is currently Panama- flagged (MMSI 373178000) and registered in Colon .

History - construction and ownership

MSC Cruises (MSC Crociere) is a passenger shipping company headquartered in Genoa and Naples . It was established in 1960. Today, MSC Crociere is a subsidiary of MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company) - the world's 2nd largest containership company . MSC Crociere is the world's largest privately-owned cruise company.

By annual passenger shipping volumes, MSC is ranked the world's 3rd largest cruise shipowner - following only Carnival Corporation and RCG-Royal Caribbean Group .

In 2014 MSC announced that its four Lirica class ships were scheduled for renovation under the line's "Renaissance Programme". In 2015, the company offered four new ships from STX France and Fincantieri Italy, with an option for three more. The first two vessels are due to be delivered in 2017 - Meraviglia in May and  Seaside  in November.

The 4000-passenger ship MSC Divina is among the largest ships in MSC Cruises fleet. Her size is not the only thing that is impressive – over 80% of all cabins provide perfect ocean views and many of them have private luxurious step-out balconies. 

Decks and Cabins

MSC Divina staterooms (1751 total, in 12 grades) include 99x Suites, 1133x Balcony, 116x Oceanview, 405x Inside. Most staterooms are Balcony (sized 190 ft2 / 18 m2) with cabin balconies sized 40 ft2 / 4 m2. The largest accommodations are the Yacht Club Royal Suites (400 ft2 / 37 m2, with wraparound terrace sized 170 ft2 / 16 m2).

The boat has 17 decks , of which 14 are passenger-accessible and 9 with cabins.

MSC Divina decks are named after Greek gods and goddesses.

Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks

The vessel offers two dining rooms. MSC Divina ship’s main restaurant is situated on two floors, and there is also the panoramic restaurant Texmex, featuring an open kitchen. Other amenities include the French cuisine a la carte restaurant, pizzeria and wine bar with cafeteria and gastronomic food. With all that good food guests are never disappointed.

Follows the complete list of MSC Divina restaurants and food bars.

• The Black Crab Restaurant (2-tiered forward Dining Room on Deck 5/6, capacity 521 seats, size 1080 m2 on level 1; 731 seats, size 907 m2 on level 2; open for Breakfast 7-10 am, Lunch 12-2 pm and Dinner (with 2 fixed seatings- at 7 and 9:45 pm, different Italian region traditional meals and wines are served each evening, with 7-course dinner menu/also vegan and vegetarian meals)
• Villa Rossa Restaurant (aft Dining Room, capacity 738 seats, with panoramic views, Mediterranean cuisine; open for Breakfast 7-10am, Lunch 12-2pm, and 2 fixed Dinner seatings- 7 or 9:45pm, size 1227 m2, Deck 6). Features a 3-course menu for lunch, 7-course for dinner.
• Sports Lounge & Bar (57-seat- sports bar with large TVs, 2x 10 pins bowling lanes, also serving Buffalo chicken wings, salads, fish & chips, sandwiches with ham, mozzarella, sausages, Spanish, Chinese, German and Oriental cuisine, cocktails, beer/a la carte surcharge; open 4 pm - 1 am, size 148 m2, Deck 7)
• Caffe Italia (58-seat specialty coffees bar/a la carte surcharge, with complimentary cookies and pastries, serving Cappucino, American Coffee, Espresso Martini, coffee packages, size 258 m2, Deck 7)
• La Cantina Di Bacco (110-seat Italian Pizzeria and wine bar- tapas, pizzas, every day new food and wine specialties; open 1pm-2am, size 340 m2, Deck 7)
• Butcher's Cut (96-seat steakhouse restaurant with exclusive Chef's Table, size 435 m2, Deck 7) is at fixed charge pp (EUR 49, pre-set menu) or with ordering from an a la carte priced menu. The steakhouse offers brunch (sea days only) with a la carte menu (omelets, carnitas, sandwiches, pancakes, surf-and-turf, desserts, premium wines. Butcher's Cut is open for lunch and dinner.
• Calumet (forward, 475 seats, size 1288 m2) and Manitou (aft, 451 seats, size 882 m2) Buffet Restaurants on Deck 14 (open 6am-3am, self-service complimentary cafeterias with different food stations- Grill Corner (hot dogs, burgers, wraps), Pasta, Pizza, Carving Show (meat cuts), Ethnic Corner (vegetable and meat curries), Mediterranean, Bakery, Children corner (healthy food; open for Breakfast 6:30-11am, Lunch 12-5:30pm and Dinner 7-10pm, the Pizzeria station is open 12-6pm).
• Le Muse Restaurant (110-seat aft Dining Room on Deck 15 for MSC yacht club Suite passengers only; serving Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner; with French and Italian gourmet cuisine and selected wines/food and drinks are included in the fares, size 218 m2)
• Galaxy Restaurant / Lounge & Disco (50-seat a la carte surcharge specialty restaurant/reservation only and nightclub, with a full bar, open for Dinner 6-10:30pm and also for Brunch 10am-1:30pm, size 421 m2, Deck 16)

Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport

MSC Divina cruise ship has a casino, 4D interactive cinema, library, show lounge and disco, Internet cafe, virtual reality centre. The tiered theatre provides multilingual entertainment. For those who love sports, there are five pools, a fitness centre and SPA, sauna and twelve jacuzzis. Not to forget the Formula 1 simulator. Additional amenities include complimentary 24-Hour Room-Service, Supervised Children Program, Internet/WiFi Access, Laundry.

Follows the complete list of MSC Divina lounges, clubs and other entertainment venues for kids, teens and adults.

• Medical Center (6-seat Infirmary, size 284 m2, Deck 4) is the ship’s hospital operated by resident doctors/physicians and nurses on 24-hour duty. Payments are made by the boarding pass (treatments equivalent to a private doctor’s visit). General health insurance policies do not apply, so buying cruise health insurance is recommended.
• Divina Atrium (5-decks-high midship area with live entertainment, Deck 5)
• Reception (119-seat guest services desk/reservations, booking, assistance, size 489 m2, Deck 5)
• Divina Bar (28-seat Atrium Lobby bar, size 120 m2, Deck 5)
• Cybercafe (15 Internet computers room, size 52 m2, Deck 5)
• Pantheon Theatre (capacity 1511 seats, grand-style musical and show productions, concerts, classical music, acrobats’ performances, 2 shows a night- at 8pm and 10:15pm, Deck 5/6, size 2086 m2)
• Casino Veneziano (capacity 213 seats, guests must be over 18, smoking allowed, slot machines, gambling tables,  Blackjack, Roulette, has a full bar, size 1017 m2, Deck 6)
• Poker Room (separate Texas Hold’Em card games lounge, next to the Casino)
• Video Games Arcade (size 55 m2, Deck 6)
• The Cigar Lounge & Bar (31-seat smoking room with full bar/fine liquors, size 85 m2, Deck 6)
• Piazza Del Doge (109-seat Venetian Square designed area with live music, has Ice Cream Bar, Coffee Bar, Cocktail- and Wine Bars, Chocolate and Pastry shop/a la carte charge, size 460 m2, Deck 6)
• The Mini Mall / Duty-Free Shop (alcohol, tobaccos, snacks, size 53 m2, Deck 6)
• La Boutique (brand fashion clothing, size 76 m2, Deck 6)
• Il Gioiello (jewelry, accessories, leather goods and watches shop, size 62 m2, Deck 6)
• Silver Lounge (98-seat, with live music from the Atrium, size 392 m2, Deck 6)
• Excursions Office / Shore Excursions Desk (10-seat, planning and booking, size 100 m2, Deck 6)
• L’Angolo dell’Oggetto (brand jewelry, sunglasses, watches, size 43 m2, Deck 6)
• La Caramella (candies, sweets and duty-free toys shop, size 30 m2, Deck 6)
• La Profumeria (top brands cosmetics and perfumes shop, size 48 m2, Deck 7)
• MSC Logo Shop (toys, clothes, souvenirs, games, etc, size 42 m2, Deck 7)
• La Luna Bar (131-seat piano bar, live music, specialty cocktails, Martini tastings, size 393 m2, Deck 7)
• Golden Jazz Bar (106-seat bar with rare liquor selection, live music, quiz games, size 235 m2, Deck 7)
• Galleria D’Arte (8-seat art auctions gallery, size 110 m2, Deck 7)
• Photo Gallery & Shop (services and equipment, size 145 m2, Deck 7)
• Black & White Lounge (capacity 312-seat aft show lounge with dance floor and full bar; for shows, bingo, trivia quizzes, size 800 m2, Deck 7)
• MSC Divina Aurea Spa (18299 ft2/1700 m2 complex on Deck 14, has 2 Steam Rooms and 4 Saunas, Frigidarium, Relaxation Room, Thalassotherapy hot tubs, sliding-roof heated pool, 3 Whirlpools, Treatment Rooms, Aerobics Studio/Yoga classes, Bar, Solarium Area/indoor-outdoor, Beauty Salon/charges apply)
• Fitness (6am-10pm, guests must be over 14; the Gym is complimentary, fitness classes at surcharge, Deck 14)
• The Pool Shop (swimwear, accessories, size 42 m2, Deck 14)
• Le Sirene Pool (with sliding glass roof, 1 Whirlpool) served by the Le Sirene Bar (cold-hot drinks, fruit juices, cocktails, size 820 m2, Deck 14)
• LED Wall (open air games screen, promotional videos, Deck 14)
• Aqua Park (has a main/family pool, 2 Whirlpools, splash areas, water jets, water fountains, size 2091 m2, Deck 14)
• Tritone Bar (158-seat Aqua Park poolside bar, ice cream and beverages, Deck 14)
• Poseidon Bar (110-seat outdoor Aqua Park poolside bar, Deck 14)
• Power Walking/Jogging Track (6,5 laps = 1 ml, Deck 15)
• Il Puffy (kids pool, Deck 15)
• Il Puffi (kids play area, size 195 m2, Deck 15, TVs, movies, games, crafts, climbing area, mini-football nets, with a 2-section Kids Club- for children 3-6 yo, and Junior Club- for 7-12 yo). The kids' lounge also hosts feature activities by the new MSC-LEGO partnership called “Lego Experience at Sea”. The new fleetwide program is complimentary and uses LEGO materials for LEGO DUPLO (kids 3- yo), Classic LEGO bricks plus Vertical Play Wall (kids 7-11 yo), Building Happening (6-11 yo /themed builds).
• Graffiti’s Disco & Club (30-seat teens-only club, Deck 15, dance parties, karaoke, foosball, size 110 m2)
• Teens Toboga (the 3-decks high Divina’s water slide)
• The Garden Pool (adults-only “infinity pool” with 2 Whirlpools; 7am-7pm), served by The Garden Bar (17 seats alfresco poolside bar, size 320 m2, Deck 15)
• MSC YachtClub Library (size 39 m2, Deck 15)
• Le Prue (solarium complex with 2 Whirlpools, Deck 16)
• Teen’s Area (for younger passengers between 13 and 17 years, live music, dance classes, sports and video games, Deck 16)
• Sky & Stars (34-seat library, size 83 m2, Deck 16)
• Virtual World (10 video games arcades, size 80 m2, Deck 16)
• F1 Simulator (Formula 1 car racing simulator/at surcharge, Deck 16)
• 4D Cinema (4 moving seats/surcharge PP, size 40 m2, Deck 16)
• MSC Arena Sports Center (117-seat combined sports court- basketball, volleyball, soccer, with stadium seating and outdoor large movie screen, size 290 m2, Deck 16) 
• Shuffleboard, Table Tennis, Squash, Deck 16
• Divina’s The One Pool (244-seat MSC Yacht Club members only pool, with 2 Whirlpools), served by The One Bar (12-seat MSC Yacht Club guests only complimentary butler service bar/breakfast and lunch), size 1177 m2, Deck 18
• Top 18 Exclusive Solarium (adults only area, with 1 Whirlpool, garden, own Tiki Bar; access passes must be purchased from the reception desk or at the solarium’s entrance, Deck 18).

Itineraries

MSC Divina itinerary program is based on 7-day Caribbean cruises from Miami FL , and 7-day Western Mediterranean sailings from Civitavecchia-Rome , Naples and Barcelona . Divina operates cheap Transatlantic repositioning crossings between Europe and Florida.

In 2019, a small fleet of 3 MSC ships will offer Caribbean roundtrips from Miami Florida - Seaside , Meraviglia and Divina.

In early-June 2020, MSC announced that in 2021 Divina will be homeported in Port Canaveral Florida USA for 3- to 7-night roundtrips with departures on Thursdays and Sundays. Port Canaveral is the cruise port to Orlando City - one of the country's most popular travel destinations and also considered Walt Disney's "capital city".

• Divina's Maiden Voyage from the new MSC homeport departed on September 16, 2021. This was also the ship's first commercial voyage following the pause due to the Coronavirus crisis.
• The itineraries (3-4-7-day in length) visit call ports in The Bahamas ( Nassau , MSC Ocean Cay ) and Mexico ( Cozumel , Costa Maya ).
• Divina's 2021 homeporting in Port Canaveral was between Sept 16 - Nov 21, followed by homeporting in Miami.
• The next Port Canaveral season was scheduled for 2022 (starting on April 8).
• The voyages can be combined into B2Bs/back-to-back cruises with lengths 10-11-14-days.

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MSC Divina Wiki

The vessel (STX France, Chantiers de l’Atlantique yard/hull number U32) has volume 139072 GT-tons, DWT-deadweight tonnage 13188 tons, max draught 8,7 m. The powerplant is based on GE Power Conversion marine diesel engines (Converteam model 16V46C) with combined output 43,7 MW (58600 hp). The registered shipowner is COMPANIA NAVIERA MERAVIGLIA SA, while the registered manager is MSC CROCIERE SA.

Divina is MSC's largest Fantasia-class liner, with sisterships Fantasia ,  Preziosa ,  Splendida . One of the newest and largest MSC liners (Inaugural cruise May 27, 2012), Divina was originally ordered as "MSC Fantastica", and later renamed to honor the actress Sophia Loren.

The "Sophia Loren" Royal Suite (designed for and with her help) is number 16007 (category YC3 "Yacht Club Royal Suite", located deck 16).

Ship's infinity pool is located at "Top 18 Exclusive Solarium" adult-only serenity complex (a premium deck space).

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Itineraries

Caribbean & Southern Caribbean

MSC Grand Voyages

Main Features

Entertainment & leisure.

Spa & Relaxation

MSC Yacht Club

cabinS & SUITES

• Surface approx. 14-19 sqm, balcony approx 3-12 sqm
• Sitting area with sofa
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub , vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double or single beds (on request)
• Interactive TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar

Choose the cabin type that best suits you:

• Balcony Aurea (best ship positions, surface approx 18 sqm, deck 9-13 )
• Premium Balcony (surface approx  18 sqm, deck 8-13 )
• Junior Balcony (surface approx 14 sqm, deck 9-13 )
• Deluxe Balcony with partial view (Surface approx 18-19 sqm, deck 8-13 )

*Some cabins have metal balustrade or half glass half metal balustrade

The image is representative only

Size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category)

• Surface approx. 12-20 sqm
• Window with sea view
• Relaxing armchair
• Bathroom with shower, vanity area with hairdryer
• Premium Ocean View (Surface approx. 20 sqm, deck 5 )
• Deluxe Ocean View Classic (Surface approx. 17 sqm, deck 8 and 13 )
• Junior Ocean View (Surface approx. 12 sqm, deck 8 )

• Surface approx 13-16 sqm, deck 5-13
• Bathroom with shower, vanity area and hairdryer
• TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar
• Deluxe Interior (surface approx 16 sqm, deck 5-13 )
• Junior Interior (surface approx 13, deck 8-13 )

ENTERTAINMENT

Pantheon Theatre

Virtual World

Galleria D'Arte

RestaurantS and BUFFET

Villa rossa.

The Black Crab

Calumet Buffet

Le Muse restaurant

Butcher's Cut

Manitou buffet restaurant

Galaxy Kaito restaurant

Bars & LOUNGES

Black and white lounge

Silver Lounge Bar

MSC Divina Bar

Caffé Italia

Sports Bar Bowling

Golden Jazz Bar

The Cigar Lounge

Le Sirene Bar

The One Bar

Top Sail lounge

• 8. Artemide
• 10. Giunone
• 14. Afrodite
• 15. Mercurio
• Junior Interior
• Deluxe Interior
• Junior Ocean View
• Deluxe Ocean View
• Premium Ocean View
• Deluxe Balcony with partial view
• Junior Balcony
• Premium Balcony
• Deluxe Balcony Aurea
• Deluxe Suite Aurea with sealed window
• Premium Suite Aurea
• Grand Suite Aurea
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Executive & Family Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite

B:  Cabin with bathtub

° Sealed panoramic window.

•  All cabins have one double bed convertible to two single beds.

•  3rd bed available in all categories except for Junior Interior, Junior Ocean View, Junior Balcony, Premium Suite Aurea.

• 4th bed available in all categories except for Junior Interior, Junior Ocean View, Junior Balcony, Premium Suite Aurea and MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite.

• Our ships offer the possibility of combining 2 or 3 connecting cabins based on the ship class. Call our Contact Center to choose the best accommodation for you. Ship configuration may be subject to change depending on the season and on the destination and must be verified at the time of booking.

• Gross Tonnage: 139.072 tons
• Number passengers: 4.345 passengers
• Crew Members: About 1.388
• Number of Cabins: 1.751, incl. 45 for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility
• Length/Beam/Height : 333,30 m / 37,92 m post panamax / 67,69 m
• Maximum Speed: 23.75 knots

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MSC Divina Deck Plans & Reviews

Activities & entertainment

• 4D Cinema *
• Arts Classes
• Cybercafé *
• Dance Classes
• Deck Parties
• F1 Simulator *
• Hot Tubs (12)
• MSC Aurea Spa *
• MSC Sports Arena
• Power Walking Track
• Shuffleboard
• Sports Bar Bowling *
• Sports Tournaments
• Video Games Arcade *
• Virtual World *
• Waterslides
• Teens Toboga
• Black & White Lounge
• Casinò Veneziano *
• Comedy Performances
• Pantheon Theater
• Piazza Del Doge
• Silver Lounge
• MSC Yacht Club
• Bar - Pool Bar *
• Calumet Buffet - Casual
• Manitou Buffet - Casual
• The Cigar Lounge - Cigar Bar *
• Silver Lounge Bar - Cocktail Bar *
• Caffé Italia - Coffee & Pastries *
• The Black Crab Restaurant - International
• Villa Rossa Panoramic Restaurant - International
• Eataly Steakhouse - italian *
• Ristorante Italia - italian *
• Golden Jazz Bar - Jazz Bar *
• Divina Bar - Lobby Bar *
• La Luna Piano Bar - Piano Bar *
• Poseidon Bar - Pool Bar *
• The Garden Bar - Pool Bar *
• Tritone Bar - Pool Bar *
• The One Bar - Top Deck Bar *
• La Cantina di Bacco - Wine Bar *
• Le Muse MSC Yacht Club Dedicated Restaurant - Yacht Club Guests
• Top Sail Lounge - Yacht Club Guests
• Excellent 59
• Very Good 56
• Terrible 160
• All languages ( 397 )
• English ( 256 )
• Italian ( 95 )
• Spanish ( 28 )

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Mon - Fri 8:00am - 7:00pm Sat 9:00am - 1:00pm (AES/DT) Closed on Public Holidays.

Inspired by Sophia Loren, MSC Divina brings you all the elegance and glamour of the golden age of cruise lines, enhanced by modern, eco-friendly technology. On board you’ll find every modern comfort, along with a variety of sports and leisure facilities as well as world-class entertainment, including kids’ and teens’ clubs to ensure everyone’s happy. Also, MSC Divina is one of the four ships that sail to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve , MSC’s exclusive Bahamian destination.

Itineraries

Caribbean & Southern Caribbean

Main Features

Entertainment & leisure.

Spa & Relaxation

MSC Yacht Club

cabinS & SUITES

• Surface approx 21-38 sqm , balcony approx 3 sqm or sealed window, deck 9-12 .
• Sitting area with sofa
• Spacious Wardrobe
• Bathroom with bathtub, vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double or single beds (on request)
• Interactive TV, Wifi connection available (for a fee), telephone, safe and minibar

Choose the Suite that best suits you:

• Grand Suite Aurea (surface approx 38-41 sqm , balcony approx. 3 sqm , deck 9-11 )
• Premium Suite Aurea (surface approx 33 sqm , balcony approx. 3 sqm, deck 10 )
• Premium Suite Aurea with sealed window (surface approx 25-29 sqm , deck 9-11 )
• Deluxe Suite Aurea with sealed window (surface approx 21-24 sqm , deck 9-11 )

The image is representative only.

Size, layout and furniture may vary that shown (within the same cabin category)

• Surface approx. 14-19 sqm, balcony approx 3-12 sqm
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub , vanity area with hairdryer
• Interactive TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar

Choose the cabin type that best suits you:

• Balcony Aurea (best ship positions, surface approx 18 sqm, deck 9-13 )
• Premium Balcony (surface approx  18 sqm, deck 8-13 )
• Junior Balcony (surface approx 14 sqm, deck 9-13 )
• Deluxe Balcony with partial view (Surface approx 18-19 sqm, deck 8-13 )

*Some cabins have metal balustrade or half glass half metal balustrade

The image is representative only

Size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category)

• Surface approx. 12-20 sqm
• Window with sea view
• Relaxing armchair
• Bathroom with shower, vanity area with hairdryer
• Premium Ocean View (Surface approx. 20 sqm, deck 5 )
• Deluxe Ocean View Classic (Surface approx. 17 sqm, deck 8 and 13 )
• Junior Ocean View (Surface approx. 12 sqm, deck 8 )

Pantheon Theatre

Virtual World

Galleria D'Arte

RestaurantS and BUFFET

Villa rossa.

The Black Crab

Calumet Buffet

Le Muse restaurant

Butcher's Cut

Manitou buffet restaurant

Galaxy Kaito restaurant

Bars & LOUNGES

Black and white lounge

Silver Lounge Bar

MSC Divina Bar

Caffé Italia

Sports Bar Bowling

Golden Jazz Bar

The Cigar Lounge

Le Sirene Bar

The One Bar

Top Sail lounge

Poseidon bar.

Tritone Bar

Aurea SPA Bar

La Cantina di Bacco

La Luna Piano Bar

Piazza del Doge

Casino Veneziano Bar

Galaxy Lounge

• 8. Artemide
• 10. Giunone
• 14. Afrodite
• 15. Mercurio
• Junior Interior
• Deluxe Interior
• Junior Ocean View
• Deluxe Ocean View
• Premium Ocean View
• Deluxe Balcony with partial view
• Junior Balcony
• Premium Balcony
• Deluxe Balcony Aurea
• Deluxe Suite Aurea with sealed window
• Premium Suite Aurea
• Grand Suite Aurea
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Executive & Family Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite

B:  Cabin with bathtub

° Sealed panoramic window.

•  All cabins have one double bed convertible to two single beds.

•  3rd bed available in all categories except for Junior Interior, Junior Ocean View, Junior Balcony, Premium Suite Aurea.

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• Our ships offer the possibility of combining 2 or 3 connecting cabins based on the ship class. Call our Contact Center to choose the best accommodation for you. Ship configuration may be subject to change depending on the season and on the destination and must be verified at the time of booking.

• Gross Tonnage: 139.072 tons
• Number passengers: 4.345 passengers
• Crew Members: About 1.388
• Number of Cabins: 1.751, incl. 45 for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility
• Length/Beam/Height : 333,30 m / 37,92 m post panamax / 67,69 m
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Not too long ago, I had a pretty jaded view of cruising and cruisers in general.

I thought that cruising was for people too cheap to splurge for a “real vacation” and that I surely wouldn’t like being stuck on some random ship for a week or more.

I thought that all cruise food would be akin to eating in a high school cafeteria. I thought that, due to the fact cruises have you captive on the boat for days, I would be nickeled and dimed from morning until night.

I thought the ship would be crowded and get dirty as a result. I thought my kids would be annoyed that we couldn’t sit on the beach all day. But, most of all, I thought we wouldn’t like it.

I was wrong. Dead wrong.

My thoughts have definitely changed after spending 11 nights and 12 days on the MSC Divina in January of 2018. Our cruise left from Miami and visited an array of beautiful islands, but there was much more to our trip than our stops at port.

The ship was fun, beautiful, and bright – and quite frankly everything I thought it wouldn’t be. While I typically thought of cruising as a mode of transportation in the past, I now see that time on the ship can be pretty darn enjoyable, too.

This entire trip was rather enlightening for me – a budget traveler who loves luxury and all-inclusive resorts. I feel so strongly about our time on the ship (and had so much fun) that I wanted to break the entire thing down into an epic review. If you have any questions at all about MSC Cruises or the MSC Divina, I want to answer them. So here goes.

Embarkation Day

The first day of our cruise was probably the worst, mostly because we’re basically first-time cruisers who had no idea what was going on. We also flew from Indianapolis to Miami, stayed overnight in a hotel, and carried a ton of luggage around that entire time. We were a little frazzled by the time we arrived, so we stressed out easily.

It did take an hour or so to get from the cruise terminal onto the ship. We stood in line and waited for our turn to submit our cruise tickets and get our “cruise card” – the key to our room and everything else on the ship.

This was easily my least favorite part of the cruise. But since it takes a while to get 4,000 people on a ship, it’s understandable. It took us an hour from the sidewalk to being on the ship, and that’s not too bad.

We hung around for a while and were able to get in our room around 3:00 p.m. Our room was great, by the way, but we’ll go over that in more detail later.

At 4:45 p.m. on embarkation day, we did the drill where you go to your safe spot on the ship and learn how to put your life jacket on. I have read a lot of reviews about how bad this is on the MSC Divina since they do the drill in four different languages, but I thought it was really seamless. It took maybe 15 minutes from beginning to end, and it was done. From that moment forward, our cruise was a dream come true!

Our Cabin on the MSC Divina

We had a balcony cabin on the MSC Divina – room 9015 to be exact. Our room was perfect for the four of us, with myself and my husband on a queen bed and our kids (ages 6 and 8) sharing a fold-out couch.

At first, I was a little worried that our kids would sleep on a fold-out, mostly because the couch took up the whole room when extended. Fortunately, our amazing cabin steward Christian folded up the bed every morning and folded it back up at night. I had no idea he would do this, so it was a big relief!

Our room was super clean and it was stocked daily with toilet paper. They cleaned and refreshed our room several times per day, and we never went without fresh towels for showers or the pool. You’re supposed to get a fresh pool towel every day on the MSC Divina, but I know there were days when our towels were traded out 2-3 times. For future reference, they also have a towel area by the outdoor pool during the day where you can trade in for a fresh towel whenever you want.

Our bathroom was also nice. The shower doors fold in to make more room, and that really helped us save space. I also like the fact that, no matter the hour, we had super hot water in the shower.

Pools on the MSC Divina

I wanted to go over the pools on the MSC Divina in-depth, mostly because there are so many of them. We have been on one cruise before a few years ago, and that ship only had one pool and maybe 2 hot tubs. The MSC Divina has three pools and probably 6 or 7 hot tubs which were never full.

First off, there’s a really nice outdoor pool area in the center of the ship. The pool itself is HUGE for a cruise pool, and there are several hot tubs adjacent to it and on the deck above. There’s also a huge TV and stage in this pool area where movies are shown at night and aerobics classes are held during the day.

My favorite thing about the outdoor pool deck was the fact there were so many shaded tables around. We could always find an empty table to sit at, and this provided the perfect place to relax while the kids swam.

The MSC Divina also has a really nice indoor pool area. It has a retractable roof that they open when it’s really sunny, but it stayed closed for most of our trip. This was another nice pool area, and it had the most hot tubs – I think 3 or 4. Surprisingly, the hot tubs were also hot – not luke warm.

There was another adults-only pool in the back of the ship near the garden bar. We never swam in it, but it looked great and provided more of an adult atmosphere.

Dining on MSC Divina

The dining on the MSC Divina really stood out for me. We eat fairly simply and don’t eat meat, but we were impressed with the ship’s offerings. We were assigned the 6:00 p.m. dining time in the Villa Rosa dining room, and we had a few really great meals there. I loved the dining room because it was so fancy and elegant. It was also a great alternative when we got sick of the buffet.

But really, the buffet was fine. We ate there for dinner most nights. They had a revolving array of food that changed all the time, including a carving station, a Mediterranean section, fresh cheeses, fresh fruit, a salad station, a kids area with foods like pasta and chicken nuggets, and even ethnic food. You could also get hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and fries all the time.

Oh, and the pizza! The pizza was amazing. Even if you’re vegan, they had cheese-less pizza you would love. We never really got too tired of the buffet.

The only downside to the buffet is the fact that it can be chaotic. It can also be hard to find a seat if you go at a peak time – like at 8:00 a.m. on a port day.

A lot of people in the Cruise Critic reviews have complained about how their food gets cold while they look for a table. My advice is this: Find a table, sit your hat or sunglasses down, then get your food. It makes life much easier.  I saw a lot of people walking around with food looking for a table, and it just annoyed me. It makes no sense, so stop.

In every case, we eventually found a table, searching for 5 minutes at most. Honestly, it wasn’t that big of a deal. Just find a table before you get your food and you’ll be fine.

We also ate at the Eataly Italian restaurant on the ship once. This is a meal you pay for that is not free. It was good! I also found it relatively reasonable in terms of pricing, as was everything else on the ship. It was a nice change for once to have a sit-down meal. We all got pasta, and you get a free glass of champagne when you dine. It’s hard to beat that.

Last but not least, the ship has a little sports bar with some basic appetizers and mains you can order during certain hours. We had the spinach and artichoke dip with chips, but they also had wings, mozzarella sticks, and sandwiches. It was really good, and it was nice that this was included in the cruise price as well.

Over all, I thought the food was really good. There were a few things I tried that I didn’t like, but the great thing is that you could always just go back and eat more. We even made a few late night trips to the buffet for pizza and dessert, and that was a nice treat!

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Bars on the MSC Divina

I didn’t get any good pictures of the bars on the MSC Divina, but let’s suffice it to say they were everywhere. Bars we went to that I can think of include (but aren’t limited to):

• A gorgeous piano bar in the center of the ship
• A fun “jazz” bar with a really good band every night (FYI, we never heard any jazz)
• A few outdoor pool bars
• The bar by the indoor pool
• The sports bar where, of course, they have a bunch of TVs playing sports
• The Garden Bar in the adults-only section

There were other bars, too. We drank a lot of beer but also had some mixed drinks.

Speaking of drinks, the ship had special theme nights with featured drinks, one of which was the Aperol Spritz. Since we drink these all the time in Italy, we had to have some of those. We also had limoncello, and I had some generic Chambord (raspberry liquor) which can be found all over the ship.

I thought pricing of the drinks was really reasonable. Beers were typically between $5 and $5.50, and mixed drinks were usually $7-$8. This is less than I pay for drinks at bars in my area, so I was happy about that.

The bartenders were always friendly and quick to help. No matter where we got drinks, we never waited more than a a few minutes. I read a lot of reviews saying the bars had slow service and the bartenders on the MSC Divina aren’t friendly, but this is simply untrue. I spent 12 days on the ship, so I should know.

Entertainment on the MSC Divina

Let me just be honest here – we didn’t go to any shows on the ship. I know this is terrible! We heard people rant and rave about how great the shows are, but we just never made it.

Well, that’s a lie. We caught the tail end of some acrobatic show that looked really fun, but that was it. I also snuck in when it was empty to take a picture. BAHAHAHA!

I know people enjoyed the shows, but we enjoyed the fact we could have free reign over the bars and the pools while most of the people were in the shows. So, we never went.

Entertainment on the ship was great otherwise. The people who work on the MSC Divina are always trying to make sure you have fun. They had really good bands singing different types of music in various bars most of the time, but especially in the evenings. The pool decks were always lively with music or contests. Basically, a good time was had by all throughout the ship.

If you’re a gambler, the MSC Divina also has a pretty decent-sized casino. It had a bunch of slots and some fun table games like Roulette and Blackjack. We went once, made a deposit, and never went back. (Unfortunately for Greg, and fortunately for our bank account, there is no craps table.) I hate losing money and gambling isn’t really my thing, but I’ll admit it was fun.

Kid’s Club on the MSC Divina

If you have kids, the MSC Divina is an incredible place to spend a family vacation! This was easily one of the best parts of our trip, and for more reasons than one.

The crazy thing is, we’re not usually big on sending our children to kid’s clubs. We have stayed at a lot of all-inclusive resorts with supervised clubs, and we usually only use them for an hour here or there to give mom and dad a break.

The kid’s club on the MSC Divina is a huge step above any other club we have ever experienced.

I kid you not, my kids would have gone to the club every day all day if we let them. We let them visit the club a lot, but we had to tell them “no” other times just so we could spend time with them!

The kid’s club on the ship is much more than just a babysitter. They did dozens of fun activities with the kids, including arts and crafts, language lessons, dance parties, and talent shows. I think my kids came home with some kind of prize almost every day from the club. They won little stuffed animals, coloring kits, and more. These prizes were just one of the little touches we loved, mostly because they made the trip really special for our girls.

On port days, you could leave your kids in the club all day while you went ashore. We only did this at one port, Curacao, and only because there was a special party that day they couldn’t stand to miss. On ship days, the club was open 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. For a fee, you could also sign up for late night hours, but we never did.

My kids enjoyed going to the morning and the afternoon sessions, but I think they had the most fun at night because they had lots of “parties” and took a group trip to the buffet for dinner.

The kid’s club is one of the main reasons we are booking another cruise on the MSC Divina over Christmas in late 2018. My kids cried the last night on the ship – like bawled uncontrollably – because they had so much fun and didn’t want to leave. I promised we would go back, so we are.

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Service on the MSC Divina

I read a lot of reviews of the MSC Divina before our cruise because, well, I’m a travel writer and that’s what we do. After reading some of the negative comments about the workers on the ship and the service received, I am shocked at the bad information people have put out there.

The people who work on this ship are kind, hard-working, and helpful. They greet you when they see you, and they go out of their way to make sure you have what you need. I think every single day someone bent over backwards to help us, whether that meant carrying drinks across the dining room or giving my kids a special treat of some kind.

Honestly, I was blown away by the service and professionalism of everyone on board. I cannot think of a single instance over a 12-day cruise where a single person was rude or unhelpful.

If you experience bad service or rude workers on the MSC Divina, please be assured that you are the problem .  I’m not saying this to hurt your feelings or make you feel bad, but it needs to be said.

The people on this ship work long hours and have some of the best attitudes I have ever seen. The only way you could possibly feel negatively toward them is if you are having some sort of internal crisis. Please people, be nice and the world becomes a better place!

Tips for Saving on the MSC Divina

Okay, so I’ve basically covered every aspect of the ship I can think of. Now on to the best part. Even though the MSC Divina is a super awesome ship, it is not expensive. In fact, MSC Cruises in general are some of the most affordable out there, partially because of their low prices but also because kids under 18 cruise free on a lot of itineraries.

With that being said, here are some of my best tips for saving money when you book your cruise and once you’re on the ship:

• Sign up for a travel credit card.  There are several travel credit cards that can help you make getting to your cruise free or almost free. Make sure to check out our list of the best travel rewards cards for some ideas.
• Don’t over splurge on your cabin.  We had a balcony cabin on this cruise. It was nice, but I saw a lot of interior cabins in passing and they looked great, too. If your budget is stretched to go on this cruise, booking a lower class cabin is a great way to save. With so much to do on the ship, you’re rarely in your room anyway.
• Buy a drink package if you drink a lot.  If you’re a big drinker who doesn’t want to pay for each individual drink, definitely check out the drink packages on the MSC Divina. I think it was around $400 per adult for our 11-night cruise. That’s not super cheap, but it could be a big money-saver if you’re someone who likes to drink a lot on the ship.
• Prepay for laundry service if you need it.  Because our cruise was so long, I prepaid $50 to have the ship staff wash 40 pieces of our laundry. This was a lot cheaper than paying for individual pieces of laundry to be washed once you left on your trip. I will definitely do this again. Packing for a 12-day cruise is really hard when you don’t have a lot of extra clothes. Having laundry at our disposal was a game-changer, and it also helped us pack less.
• Book spa services 4-5 days into your cruise.  The MSC Divina starts offering sales on spa treatments a few days into your sailing. If you’re flexible on your spa appointment times and don’t mind waiting, you can potentially save up to 50 percent. I saw one treatment that started at $150 go down to $79 by the end of our cruise.
• Join the MSC Cruises loyalty program.  MSC Cruises has a loyalty program called Voyager’s Club that awards you with special perks. Once you have gone on at least one cruise with MSC Cruises, you also get 5 percent off most future cruises. Definitely sign up so you can earn points for all your future cruises with the cruise line.

Our Cruise Stops on the MSC Divina

Although our cruise stops on the MSC Divina don’t really have anything to do with the ship, I still wanted to talk about where we went and the parts I enjoyed. Our itinerary on this ship was a little different due to some changes after the hurricane season of 2017, but I loved almost every stop. Here’s a rundown of our cruise stops and how we spent our time.

I’m not going to lie – I hate St. Thomas. It’s beautiful, sure, but it’s too expensive.

I say this as someone who has been to almost every Caribbean island, including St. Thomas more than once. Even the more expensive islands like Aruba and Grand Cayman don’t hold a candle to St. Thomas in terms of outrageous costs.

When I woke up in St. Thomas on my birthday, I had a beautiful surprise waiting outside on my cabin balcony – a rainbow! That’s about where the fun ended until we got back on the ship.

We took a taxi to Magens Bay which cost $8 per person. Yes, $32 one-way for the four of us – so $64 round-trip for a 15 minute ride. The worst part is, we were in a shared, open air taxi with 16 other people. Seriously! We were crammed in like sardines both ways, and for way too much money.

Quite frankly, Magens Bay was crowded and overrated. It was $14 to rent a single chair. The beach was so crowded there was barely a space for chairs anyway, so oh well. I’ve had back surgery, so I mainly just stood there seething the entire time. But hey, at least my kids had fun!

To salvage what was left of my birthday, we stayed at the beach for just over an hour and went back to the ship. After that, my birthday was superb. MSC Cruises must keep track of birthdays somehow because they sent me a card and even had a cake for me at dinner. That was such a nice touch!

The lesson here: Stay on the boat in St. Thomas. It will be great because you’ll have all the pools and space on the ship to yourself.

Antigua is an island I had never been to before this trip. Now that I’ve sat on a gorgeous beach in Antigua drinking beer for a day, I am hooked. I was immediately impressed by the fact that a one-way taxi ride to Dickenson Bay was only $12 for the four of us. The taxi driver even set up a time to pick us up and bring us back to the ship for the same price.

Dickenson Bay is a gorgeous beach right next to the Sandals Resort in Antigua. You can rent chairs for $5 or little cabanas for $20. There are a few places for lunch. I think we spent $40 for the four of us, so not bad.

I loooooooooooooooooooove Antigua.

We went to the Hilton Barbados during our time on this island. The taxi ride was only $20 per way, and a nice guy named “Gooseman” set up a pickup time to take us back to the ship. It was all rather convenient after we got through the cruise port chaos.

The Hilton Barbados is absolutely divine. All the rooms had an ocean view, they have a club lounge for elite guests, and the beach is to-die-for. The beach is also huge. We got there late in the morning and still found beachfront chairs and an umbrella. They also had a beach attendant setting up chairs wherever you want.

I will be coming back to this hotel one day, as I really enjoyed our time there and I love Barbados anyway.

I had never been to Grenada before, so I was really shocked when our boat approached this gorgeous, crazy-green, mountainous paradise. Grenada is truly beautiful, and I couldn’t believe what I saw.

We spent the day at the Mount Cinnamon Resort, which has an ideal spot on Grand Anse Beach. The views here are unbelievable, the water is clear and warm, and you will love it.

The hotel itself is also spectacular, with amazing views from every room and accommodations that are as big as three-bedrooms. This hotel is one my husband and I want to come back to alone without kids. I can’t think of a more romantic place to spend time together.

My kids wanted to go to the kid’s club for a special event on the day we stopped in Curacao. We took advantage of that fact and parked our butts on a party beach. Mambo Beach is only 15 minutes from the cruise port, but it’s a great place to drink beer and swim with rocks sheltering you from the waves. I am not going to lie; this is not a cultural experience by any means. It was affordable though. Getting into the beach is only $3.50 per person and you get a chair. Beers were about $5, less if you bought a bucket at a time (which we did). Good times.

I already loved Aruba, but I am even more in love now. We were able to snag a room at the Holiday Inn Aruba for our day on the island, and this resort is amazing! The Holiday Inn occupies the best stretch of Palm Beach, and that really says a lot. The rooms are big, the property is clean, there are pools everywhere, and the beach…….the beach is out of this world. I will likely book this hotel for a family vacation in the future. Just saying!

MSC Divina Review: Final Thoughts

If you are thinking of booking a cruise on the MSC Divina (or any other MSC ship), I would definitely recommend it. This was easily one of the best family vacations we’ve had over the last few years.

Cruising is so much fun, and the MSC Divina takes that fun up a notch. The food was good, the ship was immaculate, and I can’t say enough good things about our experience.

I’m even more excited now for our Mediterranean cruise on the MSC Sinfonia this summer, and I can’t wait to cruise on the MSC Divina again next year.

If you have any questions about the cruise, please post them below and I’ll do my best to answer!

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If you are thinking of booking a cruise on the MSC Divina, I would definitely recommend it. This was easily one of the best family vacations we’ve had over the last few years.

MSC Divina takes crusing up a notch. The food was fantastic, the ship was immaculate, there was tons to do, and I can’t say enough good things about the crew or our experience.

Holly Johnson is a financial expert and award-winning writer who has traveled to over 40 countries and counting. She is the co-founder of Club Thrifty , co-author of the book Zero Down Your Debt , and is recognized as one of the top credit card experts in the field.

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Holly, this is a great review! I’ve always wondered if my wife and kids would enjoy a cruise and I am guessing they would after reading this. I’ll have to figure out how to work it since there are 6 of us. I’m assuming that means 2 rooms. What cards are good for helping to pay for an MSC cruise?

I know they have family suites if you book soon enough. Otherwise two cabins would work. Fortunately, they aren’t super expensive and kids cruise free on a lot of itineraries. The Capital One Venture is a great card for cruises, so hopefully you get that one!

Thank you for the review. I am a little confused about the hotels you mentioned. Did you stay in Hotels?

No, we just went there for the day during our cruise stop! You can book your own excursions and do whatever you want. I write about hotels for a living, so I like to visit as many as possible.

This is the best review I have seen about the DIvinia. Your review is very encouraging as I have not seen many that detail a positive experience. We are frequent travelers who have cruised many times but this is our first time cruising with MSC. We usually eat dinner in the main dining room when we cruise, how dressed up did people seem when you were there? Polo shirts for the men or tie and a jacket? I hate to over pack and knowing this would be very helpful. Diana

It was pretty casual. My husband and I went to the gala night once on accident and my husband had on nice jeans and a Hawaiian shirt. He was fine. Some people do dress up but there are many, many others who just wear nice slacks and a top. Polo shirts for men would be just fine.

Hi! This is a very late question, we are taking the MSC divina cruise in Dec. Of 2019. We also have a 36 hour stop in Aruba, just curious.. so you booked a hotel room on the island as opposed to going back to the ship in the evening?

No. We just went to the hotel for the day to check it out and use the beach. We went back to the ship that night. Mostly, we wanted to see the hotel so we knew if we liked it for a possible future trip.

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10 Night Caribbean - Eastern Cruise

Contemporary and family-friendly cruising with distinct Mediterranean influences on everything from the line’s style and décor to cuisine and onboard entertainment

A cruise to the Eastern Caribbean with MSC Cruises offers something for everyone - from the beautiful scenery and excellent cuisine, to the exciting activities.

In Miami, you’ll enjoy a small taste of the tropical weather many of you will experience during your cruise, and you’ll see why Miami is one of the most popular places to live in America.

• Msc Divina - Passenger Capacity:  3,502 (double occupancy) Year Built: 2012 Last Refurbished:  2017

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Miami, Florida , Montego Bay, Jamaica , Port of Oranjestad, Aruba, Caribbean , Willemstad, Curacao , Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic , Ocean Cay, Bahamas

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10 Night Caribbean - Eastern Cruise sailing on the Msc Divina

Departure dates: nov 2024 - mar 2025, stateroom prices for feb. 14, 2025.

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Carrie Finley-Bajak

Orange county, ca, cruiseclout score: 20.0, msc divina: caribbean sailings with a european flair.

Named after godmother Sophia Loren, MSC Divina — the first of MSC Cruises’  ships dedicated to North Americans — is one of the line’s most luxurious ships, with sailings from Miami to the Caribbean.

MSC Cruises has done a lot to prepare the 139,500 gross-ton MSC Divina to meet the needs of North American cruise passengers. Changes to the delivery of onboard announcements, signage and service standards have all been carefully modified to meed the expectations of  U.S. and Canadian cruise passengers.

Who will like sailing on MSC Divina

With 1,751 staterooms, MSC Divina is a great choice for all kinds of cruise passengers, whether you're seeking luxury, family, corporate, LGBT, singles or multi-generational cruising. 

Where MSC Divina sails

Home port: Miami

Destinations:  MSC Divina sails the Caribbean year-round with a variety of 3- to 18-night cruises to destinations such as Cozumel , Costa Maya , Ocho Rios , Belize , Nassau , Montego Bay , Cartagena and elsewhere. 

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Top dining options

Black crab & villa rosa .

The Black Crab and Villa Rosa are the two formal dining room restaurants on MSC Divina. Overall the food was excellent. Ask the head waiter for suggestions because when I did, I got amazing service, piping hot food and things that I would not have been inclined to try.

For example, try the Pumpkin Ravioli – #yum.  Ask the wait-person which of the pastas is made fresh that day: It’s totally worth the extra calories. The strip steak that is offered all time was marginal, however the prime rib and fillet offered as a nightly special on two other occasions were exceptional. I would recommend that carnivores (and vegetarians to some extent) head to Eataly Steakhouse for a delectable dining experience for meat eaters.

Le Muse:   The great news is that this dining facility has amazing cuisine. The bad news (unless you're a member) is that it is for the exclusive use of MSC Yacht Club guests. I found the cuisine and service to rival that on any luxury cruise ship I have been on.

Calumet and Manitou  offer self-service buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Make sure to sample the pizza here because it’s really tasty. Don’t expect to see a Las Vegas-sized buffet extravaganza. Divina has enough options at the buffet, but there are plenty of other places to sit down and relax over a nice meal – think Mediterranean way of life.  Convenient yes, but with so many people eating at the same time, it can be a chore trying to fend off your co-passengers.

Great for families : There are two ways that MSC Divina accommodates children and families during dining. One thing to ask about is  MSC Cruises’  MSC Happy Dinners, where children select a meal from the kids’ menu which is served in the dining room while the adults enjoy their first course. Once the children have finished their meal, members of the kids’ club staff collect them to have fun with their friends.

Kid-friendly food on the children’s menu is a great option for young cruisers. Options include soup, pizza, pasta (such as spaghetti Bolognese or Carbonara), hamburgers, fish, hot dogs, served with sides like fries, vegetables or fruit.

Specialty dining options

Like other cruise lines, MSC Cruises offers passengers an opportunity to experience alternative dining. These restaurants offer unique experiences for an additional rate. For those passengers who are inclined to pay the nominal surcharge, I don’t think you will be disappointed. Your options are:

Eataly Steakhouse  is designed after Eataly’s famed Manzo steakhouse in New York City.  Eately Steakhouse on MSC Divina gives cruise passengers a chance to experience the popular chain restaurant while on vacation. For me, it was great because we don’t have access to Eataly in California. Verdict? I loved it! 

Galaxy Disco – Restaurant:   If you find yourself on deck 16 in the Galaxy Disco wondering where the heck the restaurant is, just look for the bar and the windows that overlook the main swimming pool and the sea. The Galaxy Disco – Restaurant serves a luxurious brunch on select sea days (for a nominal fee) as well as dinner, which is a la carte pricing.

Piazza Del Doge  provides cruisers with an opportunity to sit back and enjoy a gelato (for an additional cost – try at least once), a pastry or cupcake (also at a nominal cost).

Caffè Italia in partnership with Segafredo Zanetti  offers typical Italian favorites, from full-bodied espressos to flawlessly foamed cappuccinos, the Segafredo coffee and chocolate menu also includes a variety of specialist coffees and chocolate drinks.

Nightlife options

Divina offers a wide variety of bars, each with its own ambience, specialities and sometimes entertainment. Some top options:

• La Cantina Di Bacco (Italian): The casual wine bar and pizzeria is easy to overlook with so many great places to relax on the ship. It’s worth making your way to deck 7 for wine from Divina's well-stocked cellar, along with fine beers from around the world. Pair it with authentic Italian pizza or with tapas featuring local specialties.
• Golden Jazz Bar :  Relax beneath the bubble chandeliers of the Golden Jazz Bar with a jazz-inspired drink menu. Sip a rare whiskey, or enjoy cognac, aged grappa and more.
• Sports Bar  is a solid venue for good “American-style” pub food. The decor here bar is bright and cheery, and there are plenty of TV monitors to catch up on sporting action or scores. The menu will satisfy those looking for chicken wings or other bar food vittles.

Entertainment 

Beyond the theater, look for live music from jazz to classical throughout the ship, gaming in Casino Veneziano, a 4D Cinema, Formula-1 Simulator and more. There is not a bad seat in the house: The 1,600-seat Pantheon Theater provides an exquisite ambiance for surreal theatricality and dazzling performances, with a different show each evening. MSC Cruises has some of the finest entertainment at sea.

MSC Yacht Club: A luxury retreat

Those cruise passengers wanting a luxury cruise experience will want to book passage  in the private enclave of MSC Yacht Club . The MSC Yacht Club is the lines' signature "ship-within-a-ship" concept, with 69 private suites on board. MSC Yacht Club guests can indulge in comfort and convenience, from their own personal butler and 24-hour concierge service to complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available any time of the day throughout MSC Yacht Club's exclusive lounges and pool area.

The MSC Yacht Club experience is a great option for people who want to get away from it all to enjoy some peace and quiet, great service and wonderful meals at Le Muse Restaurant. Members can also just step back outside the Yacht Club’s ship-within-a-ship environment to enjoy entertainment, specialty dining, movies at night, shopping, the spa, fitness classes or the gym, a cocktail at one of the lounges, etc.

The Yacht Club is located toward the bow of the ship and is accessible with a member’s keycard. There are 69 suites served by butlers who help passengers throughout their cruise.  Yacht Club guests have a private dining room called Le Muse as well as access to the spacious Top Sail Lounge and Bar on deck 15. The unobstructed, 180-degree views of the sea from the Top Sail Lounge are impressive, by the way. There is a concierge desk, which is staffed 24/7, and a private pool.

The best perks of the Yacht Club are sensational food in Le Muse Restaurant, butler service, more space, a private pool with plenty of space (remember the ship can accommodate 4000 cruise guests), and amenities like bottled water, sodas, specialty coffees, cocktails, or wine with dinner. Priority embarkation and debarkation are also an added bonus.

Other amenities & options

• A diva-worthy grand entrance features two dramatic Swarovski crystal staircases and a classical quartet to welcome you.
• Stroll past the 150 fountains of the Aqua Park with a poolside gelato bar.
• Try a Balinese massage in the exotic MSC Aurea Spa, graced with natural stone and wood finishes and floor-to-ceiling ocean views.

Carrie Finley-Bajak sailed on Divina on a press/blogger trip as a guest of MSC Cruises. See Cruiseable's Ethics & disclosure policy . 

Updated from an earlier post.

Have you cruised on MSC Divina? What was the highlight? I'd love to hear about your experience.

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Carrie Finley-Bajak I'm a cruise journalist, blogger, CLIA Accredited Cruise Counselor and a columnist for Travel Weekly. Follow me on Twitter, Google Plus, Pinterest and Instagram.

Top highlights on this ship

• What: MSC Divina
• Where: Headed to the Caribbean

• What: Private enclave
• Where: MSC Yacht Club

• What: Infinity pool
• Where: Pool deck
• 18 bars and lounges
• 5 swimming pools
• Exclusive partnerships with brands like Eataly, Segafredo Zanetti and Venchi.
• State-of-the-art theater with entertainment galore.
• MSC Divina has a huge space dedicated to active cruise passengers. The biggest buzz for me was the Aqua Cycling by Hydrorider.
• Digital entertainment includes the F1 simulator and 4-D movies

Top dining options on board

• Style: Mediterranean & American fare
• No additional cost
• Open: Breakfast, lunch & dinner

Eataly Steakhouse

• Style: Steakhouse
• Additional cost
• Open: Lunch or dinner

Galaxy Restaurant

• Style: Continental
• Open: Brunch & dinner on select days

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Inspired by Sophia Loren, MSC Divina brings you all the elegance and glamour of the golden age of cruise lines, enhanced by modern, eco-friendly technology. On board you’ll find every modern comfort, along with a variety of sports and leisure facilities as well as world-class entertainment, including kids’ and teens’ clubs to ensure everyone’s happy. Also, MSC Divina is one of the four ships that sail to Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve , MSC’s exclusive Bahamian destination.

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Caribbean & Southern Caribbean

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cabinS & SUITES

• Surface 36 sqm, balcony 16 sqm, deck 16
•   Balcony with dining table
• Separate living area and dining room
• Walk-in wardrobes
• Bathroom with bathtub and shower, vanity area with hairdryer
• Comfortable double or single beds (on request)
• Wifi connection included
• Interactive TV, telephone, safe and minibar

Discover a world of privileges with MSC Yacht Club including:

• 24-Hour Butler service and dedicated concierge
• Premium Extra Drink and Premium Internet packages included
• Complimentary Access to the Thermal Suite in the MSC Aurea SPA
• Balinese massage package and Specialty restaurants package, available up to 2 days prior to embarkation; 10% discount on all spa treatments purchased on board..
• 1 Free cruise change
• The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category).

• Surface approx 38-42 sqm, balcony approx 3 sqm, deck 9-11
• Spacious wardrobe
• Bathroom with bathtub, vanity areas with hairdryer
• Interactive TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), and minibar
• Can accomodate up to 6 people

• Surface approx. 14-19 sqm, balcony approx 3-12 sqm
• Sitting area with sofa
• Bathroom with shower or bathtub , vanity area with hairdryer
• Interactive TV, telephone, Wifi connection available (for a fee), safe and minibar

Choose the cabin type that best suits you:

• Balcony Aurea (best ship positions, surface approx 18 sqm, deck 9-13 )
• Premium Balcony (surface approx  18 sqm, deck 8-13 )
• Junior Balcony (surface approx 14 sqm, deck 9-13 )
• Deluxe Balcony with partial view (Surface approx 18-19 sqm, deck 8-13 )

*Some cabins have metal balustrade or half glass half metal balustrade

The image is representative only

Size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same cabin category)

Pantheon Theatre

Virtual World

Galleria D'Arte

RestaurantS and BUFFET

Villa rossa.

The Black Crab

Calumet Buffet

Le Muse restaurant

Butcher's Cut

Galaxy Kaito restaurant

Bars & LOUNGES

Black and white lounge

Silver Lounge Bar

MSC Divina Bar

Caffé Italia

Sports Bar Bowling

Golden Jazz Bar

The Cigar Lounge

Le Sirene Bar

The One Bar

Top Sail lounge

• 8. Artemide
• 10. Giunone
• 14. Afrodite
• 15. Mercurio
• Junior Interior
• Deluxe Interior
• Junior Ocean View
• Deluxe Ocean View
• Premium Ocean View
• Deluxe Balcony with partial view
• Junior Balcony
• Premium Balcony
• Deluxe Balcony Aurea
• Deluxe Suite Aurea with sealed window
• Premium Suite Aurea
• Grand Suite Aurea
• MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Grand Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Executive & Family Suite
• MSC Yacht Club Royal Suite

B:  Cabin with bathtub

° Sealed panoramic window.

•  All cabins have one double bed convertible to two single beds.

•  3rd bed available in all categories except for Junior Interior, Junior Ocean View, Junior Balcony, Premium Suite Aurea.

• 4th bed available in all categories except for Junior Interior, Junior Ocean View, Junior Balcony, Premium Suite Aurea and MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite.

• Our ships offer the possibility of combining 2 or 3 connecting cabins based on the ship class. Call our Contact Center to choose the best accommodation for you. Ship configuration may be subject to change depending on the season and on the destination and must be verified at the time of booking.

• Gross Tonnage: 139.072 tons
• Number passengers: 4.345 passengers
• Crew Members: About 1.388
• Number of Cabins: 1.751, incl. 45 for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility
• Length/Beam/Height : 333,30 m / 37,92 m post panamax / 67,69 m
• Maximum Speed: 23.75 knots

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