MSC Divina
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- Tonnage: 140000 tonnes
- Capacity: 4363
Experience classic glamour in high-tech comfort
Look out for our new goddess of the seas. MSC Divina, named in honour of screen legend and MSC Cruises “godmother” Sophia Loren, will be christened in Marseille in May 2012. Modelled on her sister-ships, MSC Splendida and MSC Fantasia, she features some remarkable enhancements. The gorgeous Infinity Pool in the aft of the ship, with its “beach zone” adjoining the glass balustrade, offers a unique view of the ship’s wake fading into the sunset. And if you’re travelling in the expanded MSC Yacht Club, you can relax in style in the Top Sail Lounge. Your cruise ship is your first and last destination each day. As well as a hotel, spa, sports club, shopping centre and entertainment complex, it should also be a place where you can enjoy a cosy coffee break, a quiet stroll or a romantic drink beneath the stars. Does that sound too good to be true? Discover MSC Cruises’ pioneering new generation of cruise ships, created together with our award-winning partner, De Jorio Design International. On every vessel in our fleet, you’ll find a unique and carefully crafted environment, a floating holiday destination to rival the best resorts in the world. Experience the glamour of the past with all the comforts of the 21st century, thanks to our unique Italian style.
Cabin Types
Inside Cabin
Inside cabins have no view because there is no window or porthole.
Outside Cabin
Outside cabins have either a large picture window or one or more portholes.
Balcony Cabin
Balcony cabins have a private balcony attached to the cabin via patio doors.
Suite
Suites are the largest cabins found on cruise ships and generally have a private balcony along with separate sleeping and sitting areas.
