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What better way to start a holiday than by crossing the ocean to the Mediterranean? Combine history, the adventures of the sea and exclusive comforts on board a stylish ship, thanks to MSC Cruises.
Crossing the Atlantic is still a special journey waiting to be discovered. This spring, feel the emotion of an unforgettable experience with one of four MSC Cruises leaving the tropical warmth of Brazil and the Caribbean Seas to for the Mediterranean.
If you are looking to get into shape after the winter there is no better option than catching a Wellbeing Cruise on board MSC Armonia. Take advantage of the most advanced equipment and facilities as well as spa treatments that straddle both worlds. But if you are instead looking to stimulate your taste, then choose MSC Lirica's Gastronomic Cruise. Indulge in many regional delicacies in the middle of the ocean while learning cooking secrets from chefs on board. For those not wishing to let their hobbies lie idle, there is a Hobby Cruise from the Caribbean with MSC Opera or from Rio de Janeiro, while MSC Sinfonia offers an artistic Artmar Cruise.
From the Caribbean
MSC LIRICA's Gastronomic Cruise
Depart from Fort Lauderdale on 29 April calling into San Juan in Puerto Rico followed by Charlotte Amalie on the island of St. Thomas before crossing the Atlantic to arrive in Funchal on 9 May 2007. From here, continue to Vigo in Spain, Le Havre, Dover and Amsterdam before arriving in Hamburg on 16 May 2007.
MSC OPERA's Hobby Cruise
Depart from Fort Lauderdale on 12 April and cruise to San Juan and then on to the idyllic island of Samanà (Cajo Levantado) before crossing the Atlantic Ocean to arrive in Funchal on 23 April. From here the cruise calls into Lisbon, Vigo, Dover and arrives in Kiel on 30 April 2007.
From South America
MSC SINFONIA's Artmar Cruise
Depart from Rio de Janeiro on 13 March calling into Salvador, Maceio and Fortaleza. After five fascinating days crossing the Atlantic, arrive in Tenerife, Canary Islands, on 24 March and then proceed to Cadiz and Valencia before arriving in Genoa on 30 March 2007.
MSC ARMONIA - Wellbeing Cruise
Depart from Rio de Janeiro on 10 March to discover other ports along the Brazilian coast, such as Salvador and Recife, before crossing the Atlantic Ocean and arriving in Arrecife on the Canary Islands. From here, cruise to Casablanca, Malaga, Valletta and Dubrovnik before arriving in Venice on 28 March 2007.
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What better way to start a holiday than by crossing the ocean to the Mediterranean? Combine history, the adventures of the sea and exclusive comforts on board a stylish ship, thanks to MSC Cruises.
Crossing the Atlantic is still a special journey waiting to be discovered. This spring, feel the emotion of an unforgettable experience with one of four MSC Cruises leaving the tropical warmth of Brazil and the Caribbean Seas to for the Mediterranean.
If you are looking to get into shape after the winter there is no better option than catching a Wellbeing Cruise on board MSC Armonia. Take advantage of the most advanced equipment and facilities as well as spa treatments that straddle both worlds. But if you are instead looking to stimulate your taste, then choose MSC Lirica's Gastronomic Cruise. Indulge in many regional delicacies in the middle of the ocean while learning cooking secrets from chefs on board. For those not wishing to let their hobbies lie idle, there is a Hobby Cruise from the Caribbean with MSC Opera or from Rio de Janeiro, while MSC Sinfonia offers an artistic Artmar Cruise.
From the Caribbean
MSC LIRICA's Gastronomic Cruise
Depart from Fort Lauderdale on 29 April calling into San Juan in Puerto Rico followed by Charlotte Amalie on the island of St. Thomas before crossing the Atlantic to arrive in Funchal on 9 May 2007. From here, continue to Vigo in Spain, Le Havre, Dover and Amsterdam before arriving in Hamburg on 16 May 2007.
MSC OPERA's Hobby Cruise
Depart from Fort Lauderdale on 12 April and cruise to San Juan and then on to the idyllic island of Samanà (Cajo Levantado) before crossing the Atlantic Ocean to arrive in Funchal on 23 April. From here the cruise calls into Lisbon, Vigo, Dover and arrives in Kiel on 30 April 2007.
From South America
MSC SINFONIA's Artmar Cruise
Depart from Rio de Janeiro on 13 March calling into Salvador, Maceio and Fortaleza. After five fascinating days crossing the Atlantic, arrive in Tenerife, Canary Islands, on 24 March and then proceed to Cadiz and Valencia before arriving in Genoa on 30 March 2007.
MSC ARMONIA - Wellbeing Cruise
Depart from Rio de Janeiro on 10 March to discover other ports along the Brazilian coast, such as Salvador and Recife, before crossing the Atlantic Ocean and arriving in Arrecife on the Canary Islands. From here, cruise to Casablanca, Malaga, Valletta and Dubrovnik before arriving in Venice on 28 March 2007.
Click here to view the article.
