MSC Euribia sets a course for the Canary Islands for winter 2027-2028

MSC Cruises’ MSC Euribia will be offering  seven-night Canary Islands and Madeira cruises during the winter 2027-28 season, offering passengers a chance to explore six distinctive island destinations and experience one of the newest ships in the company’s fleet.

The ship’s deployment marks the fourth season of the popular program and reinforces MSC Cruises’ long-term commitment to the region.

The deployment reflects the continued popularity of winter cruises in the Canary Islands, where a warm climate, varied destinations and convenient embarkation option make the program attractive to guests from across Europe and other parts of the world.

As one of the newest ships in the MSC Cruises fleet, MSC Euribia will bring an even broader choice of dining, entertainment and onboard experiences to the region, complementing the well-established itinerary that has made the program a success.

Gianni Onorato, CEO of MSC Cruises, said: “The Canary Islands are an important part of our winter offering and a program that our guests continue to value highly. Deploying MSC Euribia for winter 2027-28 is a clear demonstration of our commitment to the region and to the continued development of this popular program.”

Onorato continued: “One of the newest ships in our fleet will increase the capacity for this season and bring an outstanding range of experiences to guests while allowing them to discover the distinctive character of the Canary Islands and Madeira.”

The program provides sustained economic benefits during the winter season, bringing guests to multiple islands and supporting local ports, tourism businesses, tour operators, transport providers and other suppliers.

MSC Euribia will offer seven-night cruises in the Canary Islands and Madeira, with four embarkation ports for guests to choose from.

Guests will discover the historic streets and lively waterfront of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the golden beaches and turquoise water of Fuerteventura, the vibrant port of Funchal in Madeira, the distinctive landscapes of Lanzarote and the lively island capital of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with a day at sea to enjoy the ship’s extensive facilities. Guests can choose to embark from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Funchal, Arrecife or Santa Cruz de La Palma.

In other news from MSC Cruises, as part of the winter 2027-28 deployment, MSC Fantasia will operate MSC Euribia’s current seven-night Western Mediterranean program. Sailing round-trip from Barcelona, the ship will call at Marseille, Genoa, Naples, Palermo and La Goulette, with a day at sea, and will offer embarkation at several ports along the itinerary. This will ensure MSC Cruises continues to provide a strong and accessible winter program in one of its core regions.

Sales for MSC Euribia’s winter 2027-28 Canary Islands and Madeira cruises, as well as MSC Fantasia’s Western Mediterranean sailings, will open on September 28 through MSC Cruises’ website, contact centre and travel agent partners.

In the photo

MSC Euribia, Lanzarote, Spain