Departure by bus RIVIERA TOUR to the port. On the way, our delegate will introduce you to life on board MSC Cruises ships, organizational instructions and the tour program. We will also have a cold dinner, hot breakfast and refreshments ready for you.

Starting points:Vsetín, Nový Jičín, Frýdek Místek, Ostrava, Hranice, Olomouc, Prostějov, Vyškov, Brno, Bratislava

Car transfer (extra charge 990 CZK): Prague, Humpolec, Jihlava, Velké Meziříčí

Upon arrival at the port, we will explore this amazing ancient city, especially famous during the Genoese Republic, which is associated with the birth of Christopher Columbus. The city tour is followed by registration and check-in to the ship. In the afternoon a familiarization tour of the ship, accommodation and safety drill before setting sail. Definitely don't miss the first departure from the port. Also, don't miss the first served dinner to enjoy the great Italian cuisine. In the evening, visit the ship's theatre and have a drink at the bar.

In Marseille, from the old harbour, we head to the local cathedral, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the island of Iff, which you can optionally visit. The island where the hero of Alexandre Dumas' novel, Count of Monte Cristo, was imprisoned. However, the hike to the Cathedral of Our Lady with our delegate is an unforgettable experience. Marseille is in the palm of your hand. You will see the locations where the movie TAXI was filmed, the old port with its forts and other attractions.

We recommend the MSC Cruises transfer from the port to the city, in this destination it is really necessary, price about 17€.

In the morning, after breakfast, you can set off with our delegate to explore this interesting city. We will admire the interesting architecture and urban design of the dried riverbed of the Turia River, which today houses a park and world-famous museums with amazing architecture by architect Santiago Calatrava. We walk through sleepy streets to the cathedral, where the Holy Grail-the chalice from which Jesus was to drink at the Last Supper-is housed. Afterwards, we'll do some shopping, sample some great ice cream or visit the local market. If you are interested, you can visit the local oceanographic museum, one of the largest in Europe.

We recommend MSC Cruises transfer from the port to the city, in this destination is necessary - price approx. 12€.

Dance parties with world-class DJs - that's Ibiza. You can sunbathe or enjoy the amazingly clear sea or take a trip with a delegate to the local fortress and visit the town. The choice is yours. You can sunbathe on the adjacent beaches in the morning, visit the town with a delegate in the evening and experience the amazing evening views from the citadel, and after midnight head to the nightly disco and party on board the ship.

We recommend the MSC Cruises transfer from the port to the city, it is really necessary in this destination (price approx. 12€).

Cagliari is the capital of the island of Sardinia.  It has over 230,000 inhabitants and is called Casteddu ("castle") in Sardinian. The city has a university and is an important port (connections especially to Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia, Naples and Palermo). Cagliari is situated between two bays of the Gulf of Cagliari, has an interesting medieval core, a beautiful Poetto beach and salt lakes with pink flamingos.

 The atmosphere of this city is captivating for visitors. The vibrant life, the noisy traffic, the petrified history - you either love it or hate it! In Cagliari one does not feel like a tourist, here you experience the Sardinian everyday, you just belong to it. The ancient town of Carialis has been almost completely swallowed up by later development, but the remains of the Roman arena from the 2nd century AD remain. A walk through the medieval quarter is lovely.

Among the monuments of the medieval city, partly still protected by the Pisan walls with towers - Torre di San Pancrazio (in Piazza Indipendenza), or the bastion of Santa Catarina - there are some Gothic churches and some churches - especially the Cathedral of Santa Cecilia (completed in 1312). The Pisan-Romanesque cathedral was built in the 13th century but later rebuilt. It has an interesting Romanesque pulpit.

In the early hours of the morning arrival in the Italian port of Civitavecchia. Civitavecchia in the central Italian province of Lazio. It is located on the Tyrrhenian Sea, 80 km west-northwest of Rome. Translated as "Old Town", its name is the prototype of a classical Italian settlement with roots in antiquity (it has been shown that the site was inhabited as early as the Etruscan period), which has undergone a rich development and changes over its more than a thousand years of existence, the traces of which are still visible today. It has been the main Roman port for more than a thousand years and today you can still visit more than a hundred churches.

In the morning breakfast and after disembarkation departure from the port to the Czech Republic. During the return transfer we have prepared for you two hot snacks for the journey, coffee, tea, cappuccino and chocolate and chat about the ships and new destinations.

Verona is, after Venice, the second largest city in the province of Veneto. The historic city is surrounded on three sides by the Adige River and is a popular tourist destination for its beauty and wealth of monuments. The English playwright William Shakespeare set the action of his famous tragedy Romeo and Juliet there, making it immortal.

We walk through the centre of the historic town through the elongated Piazza delle Erbe (Green Market) on the site of the Roman Forum, with its 13th-17th century townhouses and palaces. In the middle of the square we see the Capitello, a 16th century pavilion on four columns, towards the NW there is a fountain with a Roman statue of the Madonna da Verona and further on a column with a Venetian lion. To the north, the Renaissance Palazzo Maffei, with its medieval tower and curious spiral staircase inside, closes the square.

The city centre has roughly preserved the layout of the Roman city with the cross streets and so orientation will be quite easy for us.

Then departure to the Czech Republic.

Arrival to the Czech Republic according to the current traffic situation:

• Brno approx 00.01

• Olomouc 01.30

• Ostrava 03.00