MSC Divina is divine – all marble and mirrors, with dramatic lighting and Swarovski crystal staircases. Featuring the best of Italian design and American convenience, this ship cruises the Caribbean in a style more often associated with ships one-quarter its size. Carrying 4200 passengers from 70 different countries, a cruise on this ship offers the best of Europe on board, with stops at the top ports in the Caribbean.
With an ice-strengthened hull and a fleet of Zodiacs, Ocean Endeavour is the perfect vessel for adventure. A voyage on this ship is not just a cruise. It’s an expedition. In the hands of an experienced staff who are experts in Arctic ice, wildlife and natural history, each trip ashore promises a rugged but enriching experience. The ship’s modern amenities soothe the body and the soul, with a pool, sauna and hot tub, along with comforting meals awaiting guests as they step back aboard.
Life aboard Europa 2 is all about luxury. That means having plenty of room to relax. This ship offers more space per passenger than any other. There should never be cause to queue up. There is always a free chaise by the pool or a table available in the restaurant. And the crew caters to every request or whim. A special aerial tour in an exotic port? Done. A surprise beach barbeque to celebrate a family birthday? No problem. The credo on this vessel is simple: “Small ships make big things happen.”
Viking Sea is the second ocean-going vessel launched by the owners of Viking River Cruises. Reviews for the first cruise ship were stellar, but each ship – and each voyage – is a new test. No casinos, bumper cars or discos on this ship; just fine food, dramatic destinations and sublime Scandinavian décor that makes Viking Sea one of the most beautiful cruise ships in the world.
Royal Clipper is the largest sailing cruise ship in the world, with five masts soaring 58 metres high, supporting 42 sails carrying the ship to a speed of 17 knots.
Carnival Vista is the new flagship for one of the world’s largest cruise lines; it carries more than 4,600 passengers and boasts 10 restaurants, nearly 2,000 staterooms, and a crew of 1,400 ready to tend to guests’ every need.
