MSC Sinfonia

An Irish pub, a late-night disco and cocktails with live music

Evenings on MSC Sinfonia move between smaller bars, each with its own mood. Buddha Bar pairs craft cocktails with live music in an elegant room, a good place to start the night. Shelagh’s House Irish Pub is the place for a beer, the live band and a chat with fellow guests.

Later on, the Pasha Club Disco Bar has a live DJ and a dance floor open into the early hours. Entry to all three is free, and drinks are charged separately.

Lego, mini golf and Italian gelato by the sea

Families get the most from her Lego Experience, dedicated play areas where children build with bricks and join themed adventures on board. Entry is free; the souvenir sets in the shop are not. Supervised kids and teens clubs, for ages from infants to 17, are included in the fare.

Mini golf with sea views is complimentary, a good way to fill an afternoon at sea with the whole family. Afterwards, the Gelateria Italiana serves authentic gelato with a view of the water, paid per portion.

Ten-night Mediterranean round trips from Spain, France and Italy

Her main programme is ten-night western Mediterranean round trips. They leave Alicante, Málaga, Marseille or Genoa in April, May and June and return to the same port, and you can see them among our Mediterranean cruises in 2027. Some Alicante departures also run in October. Stops change between departures, but you might see Cádiz, Lisbon and Port Mahon on Menorca, with Casablanca, Morocco on some.

She also runs 6- and 7-night round trips from Civitavecchia (Rome), Marseille and Valencia. Valencia adds 5- and 6-night one-ways to Civitavecchia or Málaga. These sailings run between February and April and in November. Ports vary; Livorno for Florence and Barcelona are among them. Away from Europe, selected departures leave from Durban and Cape Town in South Africa.

Wherever she sails from, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday, so a ten-night loop becomes a full trip. Her sister ships include MSC Opera, MSC Lirica and MSC Armonia, and the rest of the line is on our MSC Cruises page.

MSC Sinfonia cabins and deck plans

Suites top her range, and some of her ocean-view cabins take up to four guests, which lets a family share one room. The MSC Sinfonia cabins and deck plans show which ocean-view cabins sleep four and where her suites sit on the ship.

CruiseAway’s cruise experts know MSC Sinfonia and her sailings well, and can match a departure to your dates. Read what a past guest made of her on the MSC Sinfonia reviews page, then start planning with our ocean cruises to Europe from Australia.