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Miami excursions: dive in at the deep end to discover more

Miami shore excursions let you explore the best the Magic City has to offer. When you visit Miami, you'll get to zip among tall mangroves in an airboat through the Everglades and snap photos of lazing alligators, turtles and birds.

Drink in the pastel colors and architectural splendour of Miami Beach’s Art Deco District .

Miami tours also include shopping excursions to the Dolphin Mall , home to over 240 retail outlets, or Bayside Marketplace .

How to reach Miami cruise terminal

Where do msc cruises’ ships dock in miami.

MSC Cruises’ ships dock at Port Miami, located between downtown Miami and South Beach . The address is: Port of Miami – Cruise Terminal C, 1537 N, Cruise Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 .

There are multiple terminals at Port Miami. Your designated terminal will be listed on your ticket.

How do I reach the car park at the Miami cruise port?

By car, Port Miami is 23 miles from Fort Lauderdale , 71 miles from West Palm Beach and 238 miles from Orlando . To reach the port, enter the following address into your GPS: 1015 N. America Way, Miami, Florida 33132 . If travelling from the north on I-95 South, take exit 3B to Bayside . Head south to Northeast Fifth Street and turn left. Fifth Street will lead to the Port Miami Bridge . Continue over the bridge and follow the signs to your designated terminal. If travelling from the south, take I-95 North and exit at Northwest Second Street . Head straight on to Northwest Fifth Street and turn right. Fifth Street will lead to the Port Miami Bridge . Continue over the bridge and follow signs to your terminal.

How do I get to the Miami cruise port from the train station?

The easiest way to get from MiamiCentral rail station to the cruise port is by taxi. The journey takes around 10 minutes .

How do I get from Miami Airport to the cruise port?

Miami International Airport (MIA) is approximately nine miles from the cruise port and usually takes between 15-20 minutes in a taxi. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is 26 miles away (approximately a 35-minute car journey).

From Santos Dumont Airport (SDU): although the port is approximately five kilometres from this airport, make sure to leave adequate time for the journey, in case of heavy traffic. The taxi journey takes approximately 15 minutes. If using public transport, the journey takes around 20 minutes on the L1 metro (blue line) to Parada dos Museus , which is almost directly in front of Pier Mauá .

What is the weather like in Miami?

Miami’s warm climate makes it a popular year-round destination. Summers are sunny and hot, with a daily average of 28°C and highs of up to 32°C. Temperatures cool a little during winter , yet rarely drop below 20°C, meaning that beach visits are still possible during cooler months. Miami’s rainy season usually runs from late spring until the end of June.

Is there a beach in Miami?

Miami and its surrounding areas boast some truly outstanding beaches – some of the best in the United States, in fact. Thanks to the mild climate throughout the year, every day can be a beach day. The most beautiful beaches are found on the barrier island of Miami Beach. World-famous South Beach boasts gorgeous white sands with turquoise waters, iconic Art Deco architecture and upscale hotels. To the north, Mid Beach and North Beach are more low-key. North Beach Oceanside Park has shaded walking trails to provide a cooling break from the sun. Further north, Surfside Beach has a retro, small-town vibe that appeals to swimmers and sunbathers. To the south, the glitzy barrier island of Key Biscayne is a natural paradise, offering rustic beauty, sheltered beaches and abundant wildlife.

Is Miami expensive?

While Miami is famous for luxe hotels and high-end boutiques, the city also has plenty of free things to do and affordable ways to explore. In South Beach , bike or stroll the Miami Beach boardwalk , or take a self-guided Art Deco tour.

North of downtown, a former garment district has been transformed into a vibrant outdoor museum, Wynwood Walls , where colourful murals and street art can be found at every turn. The Miami Design District is full of treasures for design aficionados, including cutting-edge architecture, cool galleries and the (free) Institute of Contemporary Art . East of downtown, Little Havana is a hub of Cuban culture – stroll historic Calle Ocho , grab a takeaway pastelito pastry and cortadito coffee, and watch domino games at Máximo Gómez Park .

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14 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.

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Cruises from Florida

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Category: MSC Cruises from Miami: A Journey of Discovery and Elegance

Set sail from Miami with MSC Cruises, where European elegance and the spirit of the Caribbean blend seamlessly. MSC Cruises brings its distinct Mediterranean flair to Miami, offering voyages that are a testament to refined luxury and cultural richness. Departing from Miami ‘s picturesque coastline, each MSC cruise is an invitation to explore exotic destinations in unparalleled style. Explore upcoming itineraries with the Miami monthly cruise guide , and let MSC Cruises take you from the vibrant landscapes of Miami to the serene beauty of the Caribbean and beyond.

An Introduction to MSC Cruises in Miami

Miami, a vibrant gateway to the wonders of the Caribbean, serves as the perfect embarkation point for MSC Cruises. Known for their European elegance and modern luxury, MSC Cruises offers an unparalleled experience for travelers setting sail from the lively docks of Miami, Florida. The city’s advanced cruise terminals pair seamlessly with MSC’s commitment to comfort and style, ensuring a smooth start to a memorable journey. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the diverse cruises from Miami, and be sure to check the latest Miami cruise schedules for 2024 and 2025 for your next voyage with MSC Cruises.

Planning and Tips for Miami Departures with MSC Cruises

Embarking on an MSC cruise from Port Miami is the beginning of an extraordinary adventure. The best travel times are typically outside of hurricane season, offering more pleasant weather and smoother sailing. Booking in advance can secure favorable deals, and keeping an eye on MSC’s special promotions can enhance the overall value of your cruise. A pre-cruise stay in Florida allows you to enjoy Miami’s rich cultural landscape, adding another layer to your cruising experience.

Discovering Miamis Vibrant Culture: A Pre-Cruise Experience

Before setting sail with MSC Cruises, immerse yourself in the energy and diversity of Miami . From the art-filled streets of Wynwood to the historic charm of Coral Gables, Miami offers an array of experiences that can be the perfect prelude to your cruise adventure.

Onboard Experiences and Amenities with MSC’s Fleet

MSC Cruises, departing from Miami, is renowned for its blend of modern luxury and Mediterranean hospitality. Each ship in the fleet offers a unique experience, ensuring a journey filled with comfort, entertainment, and elegance.

• MSC Divina : A masterpiece of grace and elegance, MSC Divina draws inspiration from the divine Sophia Loren. With features like the infinity pool and panoramic views from the Yacht Club, it offers a taste of sophistication at sea.
• MSC Magnifica : MSC Magnifica combines traditional charm with modern design. Its lush green spaces and bustling entertainment venues create a balanced and lively onboard atmosphere.
• MSC Seascape : The latest addition to the MSC fleet, MSC Seascape, is a floating island of innovation and luxury. With its stunning sea views and cutting-edge technology, it redefines the cruising experience.

Explore MSC’s Diverse Destinations from Miami

MSC Cruises from Miami offers a variety of itineraries to some of the most sought-after destinations in the Caribbean and beyond.

• The Bahamas : An MSC Bahamas cruise is a journey into a world of serene beaches and crystal-clear waters. Discover the exclusive Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, where the beauty of nature meets MSC’s commitment to conservation.
• Eastern Caribbean : Sail to the Eastern Caribbean with MSC and explore islands teeming with lush rainforests, stunning beaches, and rich cultural heritage. Destinations like St. Maarten and Puerto Rico offer an immersive Caribbean experience.
• Western Caribbean : Journey to the Western Caribbean, where ancient civilizations and modern-day luxuries converge. With MSC, visit places like Cozumel and Jamaica, renowned for their vibrant culture and natural beauty.
• Southern Caribbean : The Southern Caribbean cruise with MSC unveils less-traveled islands full of charm and adventure. Islands like Barbados and Trinidad offer unique experiences of culture and natural splendor.
• Panama Canal : An MSC cruise through the Panama Canal is not just a voyage; it’s a remarkable journey through history and engineering marvels. Experience the awe of traversing this iconic waterway, connecting two oceans, and exploring the rich biodiversity and culture of the surrounding regions.

MSC Cruise Schedule from Miami 2024 and 2025

The cruise schedules for 2024 and 2025 with MSC Cruises from Miami cater to a wide range of preferences, from brief getaways to extensive explorations. Each itinerary is thoughtfully designed to offer an exceptional journey filled with discovery and elegance. Dive into the variety of cruise options available and choose the perfect MSC voyage that aligns with your dream vacation.

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7-day cruise to Ocho Rios, George Town, Cozumel and Ocean Cay with MSC Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: November 16, 2024; Duration: 7-day cruise; Cruise Line: MSC Cruises; Cruise Ship: MSC Seashore; Ports of Call: Miami, Ocho Rios, George[…]

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14-day cruise to Puerto Plata, San Juan, Nassau, Ocean Cay, Ocho Rios, George Town and Cozumel with MSC Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: November 9, 2024; Duration: 14-day cruise; Cruise Line: MSC Cruises; Cruise Ship: MSC Seascape; Ports[…]

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MSC Seashore, Western Caribbean from Miami, November 2, 2024

7-day cruise to Ocho Rios, George Town, Cozumel and Ocean Cay with MSC Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: November 2, 2024; Duration: 7-day cruise; Cruise Line: MSC Cruises; Cruise Ship: MSC Seashore; Ports of Call: Miami, Ocho Rios, George[…]

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MSC Seascape, Eastern Caribbean from Miami, October 12, 2024

7-day cruise to Puerto Plata, San Juan, Nassau and Ocean Cay with MSC Cruises Cruising from: Miami, Florida; Departure Date: October 12, 2024; Duration: 7-day cruise; Cruise Line: MSC Cruises; Cruise Ship: MSC Seascape; Ports of Call: Miami, Puerto Plata, San[…]

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MSC Divina current position

MSC Divina current location is at East Mediterranean (coordinates 37.14239 N / 18.79526 E) cruising at speed of 17.8 kn (33 km/h | 20 mph) en route to ITNAP. The AIS position was reported 6 minutes ago.

Current itinerary of MSC Divina

MSC Divina current cruise is 7 days, round-trip Mediterranean . Prices start from USD 1320 (double occupancy rates). The itinerary starts on 12 Sep, 2024 and ends on 19 Sep, 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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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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from Miami, Florida

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By debnjoe1438 , September 26, 2023 in MSC Cruises

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What terminal does MSC Seascape typically use at Port of Miami?

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1 hour ago, debnjoe1438 said: What terminal does MSC Seascape typically use at Port of Miami?

Until the time when Terminals AA/AAA are complete, even MSC does not know which terminal they will be docking until the night before the ship arrives at the Port of Miami. It is printed on page 13: 08. MAIN STEPS FOR EMBARKATION in ones cruise documents which terminal they hope it might be. We had terminal F, when we got to POM it was Terminal C. Asked on board at Guest Relations if we would be returning to C (parked our car at Garage C) and was told they will know when the ship receives an email the night before docking.

Terminal AA/AAA – MSC Cruises (2023)

Terminal A – Royal Caribbean | The Crown of Miami

Terminal B – Norwegian Cruise Line | The Pearl of Miami

Cruise Terminal C – Disney Cruise Line | MSC

Terminals D & E – Carnival, Princess Cruises, P&O, Holland America Line

Terminal F – Carnival Cruises

Terminal G – Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises

Terminal J – small vessels and luxury cruises (Oceania Cruises, Regent Seven Seas)

cruiseguyinorl

1 hour ago, morpheusofthesea said: Terminal AA/AAA – MSC Cruises (2023)

Actually, this is now summer of 2024.

6 hours ago, cruiseguyinorl said:   Actually, this is now summer of 2024.

2023 certainly isn't happening.

This is as of 3 weeks ago...

22 hours ago, morpheusofthesea said: Until the time when Terminals AA/AAA are complete, even MSC does not know which terminal they will be docking until the night before the ship arrives at the Port of Miami. It is printed on page 13: 08. MAIN STEPS FOR EMBARKATION in ones cruise documents which terminal they hope it might be. We had terminal F, when we got to POM it was Terminal C. Asked on board at Guest Relations if we would be returning to C (parked our car at Garage C) and was told they will know when the ship receives an email the night before docking. Terminal AA/AAA – MSC Cruises (2023) Terminal A – Royal Caribbean | The Crown of Miami Terminal B – Norwegian Cruise Line | The Pearl of Miami Cruise Terminal C – Disney Cruise Line | MSC Terminals D & E – Carnival, Princess Cruises, P&O, Holland America Line Terminal F – Carnival Cruises Terminal G – Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises Terminal J – small vessels and luxury cruises (Oceania Cruises, Regent Seven Seas)

Thank you, appreciate the information. I suppose I'll find out in December. Looking on Port of Miami's web site for a cruise schedule, however couldn't find one 😞  

Is it possible to walk to the designated MSC terminal (whichever one it may be) from the local Miami Beach hotels?

Or is walking prohibited once inside the port area?

I think it would be a very long walk, especially with luggage.  EM

1 hour ago, Essiesmom said: I think it would be a very long walk, especially with luggage.  EM

Yes it will be. Nevertheless, still seeking a response. 

3 hours ago, Bgwest said: Is it possible to walk to the designated MSC terminal (whichever one it may be) from the local Miami Beach hotels? Or is walking prohibited once inside the port area?  

Miami Beach - especially the area along the beach - isn't exactly local to the port especially walking since you need to walk to downtown Miami and then cross back to Port Miami.

I just used google maps to find the distance and walking time from the National Hotel (where my son and daughter in law had their wedding) right on the beach -  to Port Miami is 5.6 miles and 2 hours 5 minutes crossing the Venetian Causeway (which I don't even like to drive over) into Miami and then backtracking to the port. 

Further south in Miami Beach the Savoy Hotel and Beach Club is 6.6 miles and 2 hours 28 minutes over the same route.

I can't imagine doing that in the heat and humidity (even in the dry season) and with luggage!

Let me try again….. can a person walk from THE ENTRANCE OF THE PORT to a specific terminal?

Yelling wasn't necessary.  I replied about Miami Beach because that is what you asked:  "is it possible to walk to the designated MSC terminal (whichever one it may be) from the local Miami Beach hotels?"

The entrance to the port is walkable over the Port Boulevard Bridge from downtown Miami (not Miami Beach). Once in the port the terminals are walkable.  The ships are lined up in a row along the north side of the island so the distance obviously depends on which terminal you are going to.  Pre-Covid on the Meraviglia we left from Terminal D if I remember correctly.  The new MSC terminal (now due to open next summer) will be at the far east end.

See:  https://www.cruisecritic.com/articles/port-of-miami-cruise-port-parking-address-terminal-amenity-info

If you don't want to walk, you can take the free Coral Way Trolley:  https://www.miami.gov/files/assets/public/v/1/document-resources/pdf-docs/trolley-maps/coral_way_trolley_map508.pdf

16 hours ago, capriccio said: Yelling wasn't necessary.  I replied about Miami Beach because that is what you asked:  "is it possible to walk to the designated MSC terminal (whichever one it may be) from the local Miami Beach hotels?"   The entrance to the port is walkable over the Port Boulevard Bridge from downtown Miami (not Miami Beach). Once in the port the terminals are walkable.  The ships are lined up in a row along the north side of the island so the distance obviously depends on which terminal you are going to.  Pre-Covid on the Meraviglia we left from Terminal D if I remember correctly.  The new MSC terminal (now due to open next summer) will be at the far east end.   See:  https://www.cruisecritic.com/articles/port-of-miami-cruise-port-parking-address-terminal-amenity-info   If you don't want to walk, you can take the free Coral Way Trolley:  https://www.miami.gov/files/assets/public/v/1/document-resources/pdf-docs/trolley-maps/coral_way_trolley_map508.pdf      

Exactly the information I was seeking. Thank you. 

BTW - no "yelling" was involved. 5 capitalized words for clarification. I should have said Downtown Miami in the first place rather than Miami Beach. (Brain fart!)  If I were "yelling", the entire post would have been in caps. 

21 minutes ago, Bgwest said: Exactly the information I was seeking. Thank you.    BTW - no "yelling" was involved. 5 capitalized words for clarification. I should have said Downtown Miami in the first place rather than Miami Beach. (Brain fart!)  If I were "yelling", the entire post would have been in caps. 

Perhaps ‘bold’, italics and/or underlined may have been a better option.  Using capitals is commonly perceived as shouting/yelling. 

Barring a walk to the terminal from a local hotel, is there any expedited way to get there instead of the usual cab/lyft/uber, etc? That is, does the coral trolley or perhaps a local bus have an express lane that's quicker? And is there any talk about extending the light rail to the port?! 

When were there in March, we spent 30 minutes from the time we crossed over to the port to the time we actually got out of the lyft at the terminal. Maybe that's the usual or maybe it was an extra busy day. Having lived in major cities, we're used to jumping on public transit or just walking. 

4 hours ago, Beamafar said: Perhaps ‘bold’, italics and/or underlined may have been a better option.  Using capitals is commonly perceived as shouting/yelling. 

How about you do you and I’ll do me.

LIMITED CAPS for emphasis is commonly perceived as perfectly acceptable. 

4 hours ago, markwfpb said: Barring a walk to the terminal from a local hotel, is there any expedited way to get there instead of the usual cab/lyft/uber, etc? That is, does the coral trolley or perhaps a local bus have an express lane that's quicker? And is there any talk about extending the light rail to the port?!  When were there in March, we spent 30 minutes from the time we crossed over to the port to the time we actually got out of the lyft at the terminal. Maybe that's the usual or maybe it was an extra busy day. Having lived in major cities, we're used to jumping on public transit or just walking. 

I suggest posting this on the Florida Departures Board ( https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/386-florida-departures/ ) if you haven't done so already where it will seen by more Miami locals and frequent cruisers out of Port Miami (I am just north of Fort Lauderdale and usually cruise out of Port Everglades).  I would just title it "Downtown Miami to Port Miami Transportation" and include your questions and your recent experience.  Good luck!

15 hours ago, capriccio said: I suggest posting this on the Florida Departures Board ( https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/386-florida-departures/ ) if you haven't done so already where it will seen by more Miami locals and frequent cruisers out of Port Miami (I am just north of Fort Lauderdale and usually cruise out of Port Everglades).  I would just title it "Downtown Miami to Port Miami Transportation" and include your questions and your recent experience.  Good luck!

Great idea.  I’ve been seeking the information you posted for some time now but didn’t know where to look.  We are at the Holiday Inn adjacent to the port so your information is perfect.  Thank you again. 

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Duration: 7-day cruise

Cruise Type: Roundtrip cruise

Ports of Call: Miami (5:00pm), Ocho Rios (9:00am-5:00pm), George Town (8:00am-4:00pm), Cozumel (10:00am-6:00pm), Ocean Cay (8:00am-8:00pm), Miami (7:00am);

7-day Western Caribbean cruise from Miami onboard MSC Magnifica

Departure Date: Friday, September 27, 2024

Ship Name: MSC Magnifica

Ports of Call: Miami (5:00pm), Cozumel (8:00am-6:00pm), Roatan (9:00am-6:00pm), Costa Maya (8:00am-6:00pm), Ocean Cay (8:00am-8:00pm), Miami (7:00am);

7-day Eastern Caribbean cruise from Miami onboard MSC Seascape

Departure Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024

Ports of Call: Miami (5:00pm), Puerto Plata (9:00am-5:00pm), San Juan (9:00am-5:00pm), Nassau (12:00pm-8:00pm), Ocean Cay (9:00am-8:00pm), Miami (7:00am);

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Ports of Call: Miami (5:00pm), Cozumel (8:00am-6:00pm), Costa Maya (8:00am-6:00pm), Roatan (7:00am-3:00pm), Ocean Cay (9:00am-8:00pm), Miami (7:00am);

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Ports of Call: Miami (5:00pm), Puerto Plata (8:00am-5:00pm), San Juan (9:00am-11:00pm), Ocean Cay (8:00am-8:00pm), Miami (7:00am);

Departure Date: Saturday, November 16, 2024

Departure Date: Sunday, November 17, 2024

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Is MSC a Good Cruise Line? What to Know From Someone That’s Sailed

If you’ve looked for an affordable cruise, then there is no doubt that you’ve run across MSC Cruises.

The cruise line is a global powerhouse with a fleet of more than 20 ships. That puts it in the ballpark of major household names like Carnival and Royal Caribbean. In the United States, however, it’s not nearly as well-known.

That’s because until recently, MSC wasn’t a major player in North American cruising. However, that’s changing. The cruise line continues to add more departure ports, including sailing from Miami, New York and Galveston.

And one thing attracting passengers are some amazing cruise deals. We’ve found trips starting at just $199 per person (taxes and fees included) for four nights. Week-long cruises can be found for as little as $359 per person. That’s some of the lowest fares you’ll find.

Of course, the old adage is “you get what you pay for,” so with fares so cheap, is MSC actually a good cruise line? We’ve sailed it multiple times, and here’s what we can tell you…

An Overview of MSC 

First, it helps to have an overview of exactly what MSC Cruises is and how it’s a bit different from other lines.

As mentioned earlier, MSC is a truly global cruise line. Whether you want to sail Europe, Asia, South America or the Caribbean, the cruise line offers trips there. They even offer world cruises of up to 118 nights that take you literally around the globe. If there is one hole in the routes it sails, however, that would be trips to Alaska. At least right now, MSC doesn’t sail there.

For those sailing from the United States, the cruise line offers four departure ports — New York, Miami, Port Canaveral, and Galveston (service expected to start in 2025). These ports offer service to ports in the Caribbean and The Bahamas, matching similar routes done by other major cruise lines. In effect, if you want to sail the Caribbean, then you can with MSC and likely for cheaper than with other lines.

MSC has been on a run of growth in its fleet. As of now the cruise line measures 22 ships with another ship coming each year in 2025, 2026, and 2027. And with that growth, the fleet is relatively new. Of the 22 ships, 10 have been built in the past decade.

These ships rival anything else you might find from a more familiar cruise line, and include large atriums, pool decks, restaurants, bars, theaters, and the casino. And as the cruise line grows, so too do its ships. Its newest vessels are just slightly smaller than Royal Caribbean’s largest ships, meaning it can pack on passengers and things to do.

One big difference many people notice is with the passenger base. Because MSC is more well-known outside of the United States, we’ve noticed a more international feel to the passengers. Europeans and South Americans are more common than on other cruises where the passengers are almost always American.

What MSC Does Well Based on Our Cruises

With multiple cruises on MSC, we’ve found some things that the cruise line does really well. If you want to know if it’s a good cruise line, then here’s where it excels:

Cost Without a doubt what MSC does best is offer an affordable cruise. Across the board, you’ll find prices that are among the lowest in the industry, whether you’re sailing a quick weekend getaway or a longer sailing. Trips can be had for literally just a couple of hundred dollars per person, even with the taxes and fees included.

And don’t think there is some catch with the low prices and then wild upcharges or hidden fees. Just like other cruise lines, you get your cabin, entertainment, and restaurants included. There are extra charges for specialty restaurants, drinks, and gratuities, but this is the case on all the major cruise lines.

Ocean Cay Just about every cruise line has its own private island or destination (a carve out of a larger island). This is one place where MSC stands out. It boasts a spot called Ocean Cay in The Bahamas.

The cruise lines spent major money in creating and building out this island. Today, it’s massive with its own lagoon, an endless supply of white sand beaches, bars, shops, and a massive “lighthouse” that serves as a light tower for evening shows on the island.

While some lines have turned their islands into amusement parks, Ocean Cay is much more laid back. It’s all about having a great day at the beach with plenty of room for everyone to have lots of space. Among the islands we’ve visited, it’s one of our favorites.

We also like that many cruises port overnight here. Being about to go out and explore at night is something completely different from most other trips.

Newer Ships Another place where MSC stands out is with the ships themselves. We mentioned before how many ships in the fleet are relatively new. That means in general you’ll be sailing a ship that’s updated and with the latest amenities.

Given the price point, that’s a surprise. Often cruise lines offer cheap fares on their oldest ships. Since these ships have seen more mileage, they are typically smaller in size, have fewer amenities, and generally see more wear. Cruise lines cut prices to induce demand on these older vessels.

On MSC, you can still sail for less but also sail on newer ships. So you don’t have to sacrifice in order to find a deal.

Pizza (Really?!) It may sound silly to mention, but if we’re talking about what MSC does well, you can’t forget the pizza. As a cruise line with roots based in Europe, the pizza onboard is serious business. Many lines have pies that can taste a bit like cardboard. After all, when you’re feeding literally thousands of passengers the quality can suffer.

On MSC, the pizza is high-quality with large slices (instead of those tiny things other lines try to serve) that you can actually fold. We’ve eaten pizza on all the major cruise lines and Princess is the only one that we consider on the same level.

What MSC Could Improve in Our Opinion

Every cruise line will have things they can improve. With MSC, there are some things that we’ve noticed that we’d change if we were in charge:

Generic Feel The ships are bright and shiny and they have all the amenities you’d expect on a modern cruise. But while it’s hard to explain, we’ve always felt that MSC ships and venues have a “generic” or “off-brand” feel to them.

For instance, most cruise lines have venues that are essentially brands of that cruise line. Places like Guy’s Burger Joint on Carnival or Lime and Coconut Bar on Royal Caribbean have their own distinct styling and and atmosphere.

We recently sailed on an MSC ship that included a sports bar… named “Sports Bar.” And the other venues around the ship can have a similar feel. Again, it’s hard to quite put our finger on it, but small details make the atmosphere feel more generic.

Too Many Specialty Restaurants Now we haven’t been on every MSC ship, and the restaurants will vary from ship to ship. On the ones we have sailed, however, we’ve been disappointed in the food options. In general, it seems that MSC opts more toward including just a handful of spots (typically the buffet and dining room) and then everything else is a specialty restaurant that costs extra.

Will you go hungry? No, but if you’re on a longer cruise then you should expect to spend some money dining in specialty restaurants if you want to avoid eating the same few spots over and over.

Cleanliness Over the years we’ve been impressed at just how clean cruise ships are on average. You always see people cleaning around the ship and frankly, they are often spotless.

We’ve noticed that MSC — at least on our cruises — could improve its cleanliness. We’ve stayed in rooms that, while they felt clean at first glance, show some need for a more thorough cleaning as you spend more time in the cabin. Public areas around the ship can use some attention too. For example, when passengers leave empty glasses or dishes around the ship, they can seem to linger longer than on other lines.

That’s not to say that MSC is “dirty,” but we’ve definitely felt a difference from other lines, which often seem immaculately kept.

Is MSC a Good Cruise Line? Is it Worth Sailing?

So what’s the bottom line on MSC? We will say that it has a different feel than other cruise lines. To us it feels a bit more generic and not quite the same as say Carnival or Royal Caribbean.

But there is also a lot to like. Trips sailing from the United States will almost always include a trip to Ocean Cay, which we think is a jewel. Ships are relatively new, there’s plenty to do onboard, and frankly the price can’t be beat.

That said, we’ve all bought inexpensive things and even at the low price they weren’t worth it. That’s not the case with MSC. To us, not only is it inexpensive but it’s also an amazing value.

We’re not saying it’s our favorite cruise line or that it’s the best out there. Frankly, there are others that we like more. But for the cost, it’s hard for us to find a better value. Yes, there are differences with other lines, but we’d estimate about 90% of your experience will be right in line with what you expect, just at a lower price.

If you’re considering a cruise and want to sail on a budget, then MSC is a great cruise line to consider. Just be sure to save a slice of pizza for us.

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These are the 8 new cruise ships that will soon be departing from PortMiami

By monica galarza • published october 27, 2023 • updated on october 27, 2023 at 11:49 am.

Get ready to set sail, because PortMiami has announced a new lineup of ships that will be departing just in time for the 2023-24 cruise season.

After being knocked out almost entirely in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and beginning their recovery in 2021, cruise lines regained much of their footing last year.

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According to a U.S. Cruise Market Report , in 2022, cruise gross bookings skyrocketed more than 500% year over year, albeit from a much-diminished base.

And this year, the cruise market is projected to reach $12.5 billion in revenue. 

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But the exciting news came when PortMiami announced eight new cruise ships would be departing from Miami starting this month.

Here are the ships you can embark on as early as this month:

Oceania Cruises' Vista

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Built just this year, the Oceania Vista is set to set sail this month out of PortMiami.

With the capacity for 1,200 guests and spanning 791 feet long, this vessel is ready to take you to your next vacation spot.

Carnival Cruise Line's Carnival Venezia

Carnival is calling this type of cruising "Fun Italian Style."

Sailing out this month, passengers will be able to get a little taste of Italy right from Miami.

Scenic Eclipse II

The Scenic Eclipse II is "where ultra-luxury meets discovery" and also sailing out in October.

Sailing its inaugural season in North America and the Caribbean, the 228-guest vessel arrived at the South Florida port on Oct. 21.

Built in Croatia, the Scenic Eclipse II entered service in April and was designed to offer upscale cruising in remote and polar regions.

Crystal Cruises' Crystal Serenity

Beginning in November, you can jump onboard Crystal Cruises' Serenity and enjoy a trip to the Caribbean islands or any number of destinations from Miami.

Renovated just this year, and with the capacity of 740 guests, you can enjoy amenities ranging from a spa and salon to the Wimbledon Court to play some pickleball.

MSC Cruises' Explora 1

At 813 feet long, the Explora I was designed with the guest and relaxed, home-like comfort in mind.

Sailing out of PortMiami in November, you can enjoy a trip to the Caribbean as well as luxurious dining and entertainment.

Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian VIVA

Built this year, with a guest capacity of 3,099, the Norweigian VIVA also sails out of Port Miami in November.

Seeking a thrill in the high seas? This ship features some of the fastest slides on the open ocean and a three-level race track at sea.

Regent’s Seven Seas Grandeur

In December 2023, Regent’s Seven Seas Grandeur will begin sailing from PortMiami.

With this brand new ship, Regent encourages to enjoy "the most all-inclusive luxury experience on the Seven Seas" that "elevates the pinnacle of ocean cruising to new heights."

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas

Kickstart the new year with a trip aboard the Icon of the Seas.

Deemed the largest cruise in the world, this ship features the largest waterpark at sea with six record-breaking slides including the Frightening Bolt, the tallest waterslide to sail and the Pressure Drop, the first open freefall waterslide on a cruise.

As it returns to regular cruise schedules and operations, this year PortMiami already celebrated two of its busiest cruise passenger days in history, officials said in a news release.

On Sunday, April 9, the Port welcomed 67,594 guests, which surpassed the 58,984 guests on Sunday, Feb. 12, by 12.7%.

“We are grateful for the longstanding partnerships with all of our cruise partners and their commitment to providing a world-class experience to our passengers,” said Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava in a statement. “These new ships, and their improved amenities and customer experience, are helping to keep Miami-Dade and PortMiami on the cutting edge of the cruise industry.”