Currently on: 7 Nights Western Mediterranean Cruise (7 nights) — En route to Valencia Spain — last stop Tarragona Spain
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MSC Orchestra is a 2007 Musica-class cruise ship operated by MSC Cruises. It combines a relatively intimate scale with capacity for 3,223 guests, 940 crew members and 1,233 staterooms. Passenger facilities include Mediterranean and international dining, buffet restaurants, multiple bars, a theater, casino, pool areas, sports facilities, spa amenities and dedicated children’s spaces. Accommodation ranges from interior and ocean-view staterooms to balcony cabins and suites.
The ship offers a broad mix of entertainment and recreation, including the Covent Garden Theatre, Palm Beach Casino, pool areas, basketball and tennis courts, and a jogging track. Its 22.9-knot maximum speed and 92,409-gross-ton size place it among MSC’s mid-sized modern ships.
Dining includes the L'Ibiscus and Villa Borghese main restaurants, La Piazzetta and 4 Seasons buffet restaurants, and several bars and lounges. MSC also lists Kaito Sushi Bar and Butcher’s Cut among its shipboard dining venues.
Entertainment options include theater productions, a casino, disco, card room, internet café, dance and arts-and-crafts activities, and a variety of bars and lounges.
Stateroom categories include interior, ocean-view and balcony accommodations, plus suites. The current MSC listing reports 1,233 staterooms, including 17 accessible staterooms.
Families have access to the Jungle Adventure playroom, a dedicated teen club, pool facilities and sports activities.
Wellness facilities include the MSC Aurea Spa, thermal-area amenities, whirlpools, a solarium and an MSC Gym powered by Technogym.
MSC lists 17 accessible staterooms for guests with disabilities or reduced mobility.
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7-Night Mediterranean from Bari Italy via Piraeus Greece, Izmir Turkey & Istanbul Turkey
7-Night Mediterranean from Piraeus Greece via Izmir Turkey, Istanbul Turkey & Corfu Greece
