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Greek Islands Cruise
Greek Islands, Greece · 8 days · 7 nights
Eight days on the Aegean: Santorini, Mykonos and Mediterranean ports — your floating hotel gliding island to island.
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43.30° N · 5.37° E · MRS EMBARKATION
Board in Marseille. Wake in a new port every morning.
Unpack once and let the Mediterranean do the rest: France, Italy and Malta take turns outside your window while dinner is booked and the kids are in a club they love.
MRS···GOA···CIV···PMO···MLA···MRS
WHY MARSEILLE
Why sail from Marseille?
Marseille is the gateway of the western Mediterranean: MSC sailings depart weekly toward Italy, Malta and Spain. We arrange your flight in and a hotel night by the Vieux-Port — dinner at the old harbor while your ship waits — then a calm morning embarkation with no running after suitcases.
MRS → GENOA → ROME → PALERMO → VALLETTA
Ports of call
Western Mediterranean · representative course
01 · MRS
43.30° N · 5.37° E
Marseille
France · embarkation
Where the story starts: a basilica keeping watch from the hill, an old port of glittering masts at dusk. One pre-sailing night is enough to taste it.
02 · GOA
44.41° N · 8.93° E
Genoa
Italy · the sailors' city
Your first Italian morning: narrow lanes branching off grand palazzi, and Ligurian cooking worth going ashore for.
03 · CIV
42.09° N · 11.79° E
Rome
Italy · via Civitavecchia
A full day in the eternal city from its port: the Colosseum, the fountain, and a longing that begins before you leave.
04 · PMO
38.12° N · 13.36° E
Palermo
Sicily · the golden south
Sicily of sun, markets and pastries: a port made for a long Mediterranean siesta after a morning ashore.
05 · MLA
35.90° N · 14.51° E
Valletta
Malta · the honey fortress
A honey-colored city your ship enters between three centuries of walls. Arriving by sea is the only correct way to see it.
ON BOARD · SEA DAYS
Life on board
Your day at sea unfolds however you like: a late breakfast with an open horizon, a swim, an evening show, or simply a quiet seat facing the water. When the ship docks, you step out to explore the port — then return to your room. No suitcases, no new hotels.
01
Interior stateroom
The smart economical choice — comfortable and quiet for travelers who spend their days up on deck.
02
Ocean-view stateroom
A panoramic window that brings the sea into your room from the moment you wake.
03
Balcony stateroom
Your own balcony for morning coffee — the most requested choice for couples and families.
04
Suites
More space and elevated services for those who want the voyage at its most luxurious.
FIT CHECK
Who this journey suits
- Families — age-tiered kids' clubs, pools and evening shows
- First-time cruisers who want a start with a guaranteed rhythm
- Couples marking an occasion that deserves a sea-view balcony
- Anyone who wants five European stops with one unpacked suitcase
HANDLED BY TRIPLAND
What TripLand takes care of
- 01Baghdad ↔ Marseille flights and a pre-sailing hotel night by the port
- 02Schengen visa file preparation for the cruise — we assist; the embassy decides
- 03The right cabin call: interior, sea-view or balcony, per your budget
- 04Dinner seatings and shore excursions booked before the ship sails
- 05A WhatsApp line with you at sea and ashore, the whole way
SIGNATURE
What makes it different
A cruise's value is created before boarding: a cabin chosen carefully in the right part of the ship, dinner times that fit your family, shore days booked before they sell out. That is the difference between buying a ticket and designing a sailing.
NEXT · 43.30° N
Your next step
Send your preferred dates, party size and children's ages if any; a consultant returns with MSC's actual Marseille schedules for that season, cabin options and clear costs.
In the interest of transparency
The route shown is a representative western-Mediterranean sailing: ports, order and dates vary by ship and season, and we confirm them from MSC's official schedules before any commitment. TripLand is an independent travel agency; cruises are operated by MSC Cruises.
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