MSC Divina - Eastern Mediterranean from Rome
From July 2026 MSC Divina repositions to the Mediterranean for weekly loops out of Civitavecchia (Rome) that reach deep into the Aegean. The route spends late afternoon through nearly midnight in Mykonos, visits Kusadasi for the ruins of Ephesus and the resort harbor of Marmaris on Turkey's Turquoise Coast, then finishes with a day in Naples.
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Ship Details — MSC Divina
View full MSC Divina detailsYear Built
2012
Tonnage
139,400 GT
Passengers
3,502
Crew
1,388
Decks
14
Class
Fantasia
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About the Ship
What Travelers Say About MSC Divina
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every MSC Divina sailing. Based on 3,700 discussions.
MSC Divina is a 2012 Fantasia-class ship that puts Italian glamour at sea, anchored by its signature Swarovski crystal staircases and an unmistakably European atmosphere. Its standout feature is the MSC Yacht Club, a genuine ship-within-a-ship complete with 24-hour butler service, a private Top Sail Lounge, exclusive pool deck and the anytime-dining Le Muse restaurant - a premium retreat that repeatedly earns the ship's highest praise and can transform the experience on an older vessel. Divina lands as a solid mid-tier ship whose appeal hinges heavily on price and cabin choice.
What People Love
- MSC Yacht Club is a true ship-within-a-ship with butler service, anytime dining and a private pool deck
- Exceptional value pricing - interior fares can dip under $500 total
- Glamorous Italian design with signature Swarovski crystal staircases
Common Complaints
- Standard cabins are dated - weak A/C, tiny TVs, few outlets and no USB ports
- Buffet gets very crowded with not enough seating and below-average food
- Inconsistent food overall - dining room fare is better but hit-or-miss