With the MSC World Europa from MSC Cruises, you can embark on a weekend repositioning cruise in April 2026. The journey takes you from Barcelona to Genoa with a stop in Marseille.
You can currently book a 2-night cruise in an inside cabin from just €203 per person. However, you can travel on a balcony cabin from €303 (prices per person based on double occupancy). Solo travellers can join the cruise in an inside cabin from €382.
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The cruise price includes full board in the main and buffet restaurants, gratuities, as well as coffee, water, tea, and iced tea during the buffet’s opening hours. Most onboard facilities and activities (e.g., use of sunbeds and pools on the outer deck, shows in the theatre, gym, etc.) are also included in the package.
Route
The ship departs from Barcelona on Friday evening. After a night of sailing, you’ll arrive in Marseille, France, on Saturday morning, where you’ll have the full day to explore the city before the ship departs in the evening. On the morning of Sunday, you will arrive at your final destination, Genoa, Italy.
| Date | Port | Arrival | Departure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri Apr 17, 2026 | Barcelona, Spain | 18:00 | |
| Sat Apr 18, 2026 | Marseille, France | 08:00 | 18:00 |
| Sun Apr 19, 2026 | Genoa, Italy | 08:00 |
The Ship
The MSC World Europa is MSC’s flagship and features many attractions on board. The ship is very versatile and can also be deployed in colder regions. However, it will specialise in warmer regions like the Mediterranean, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Caribbean. Instead of a single pool deck, the ship features a tiered design with pools and whirlpools on different levels, a layout designed to comfortably accommodate up to 6,774 passengers.
One of the highlights is the split design of the cabin towers. This architecture creates significantly more exterior surface area for balcony cabins. You’ll need to choose whether you want a cabin facing inwards towards the promenade or outwards to the sea. Both have their advantages, depending on whether you prefer to relax or watch the lively activity. This design also creates new spatial concepts for a wide promenade and numerous speciality restaurants (available for an extra charge).
MSC has also packed the ship with attractions. The water park, with its numerous slides and play areas, is complemented by “The Venom Drop @ The Spiral,” a dry slide that descends 11 decks to the promenade. There are also bumper cars, show lounges, aesthetically designed upper decks, and a huge panoramic lounge at the stern of the ship.
The onboard language is English, but the staff speaks several European languages, and the currency used is the Euro.
A brief insight into the cabins and the ship:
Cover Picture: MSC World Europa | MSC Rights