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

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

Car transfer for an additional fee 990 CZK:  Prague, Humpolec, Jihlava, Velké Meziříčí

Pisa is known worldwide for its Leaning Tower (Torre Pendente) and other Romanesque buildings in the local cathedral complex in Piazza dei Miracoli ("Square of Miracles"). Pisa was founded at the mouth of the Arno River, probably by the Greeks. According to Latin writers, it was founded in the 13th century BC, 550 years before the foundation of Rome. Temporarily belonging to the Etruscans, an Etruscan necropolis was documented in 1991 during archaeological excavations in the area of the Garibaldi Arena. In the time of ancient Rome, Pisa was one of the centres of power over the Mediterranean. In the Middle Ages, the de facto independent Republic of Pisa was an important trading port and one of the maritime republics.

Upon arrival at the port, check-in and check-in to the ship follows. In the afternoon a familiarization tour of the boat, accommodation and safety drill before departure. 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 we will visit the ship's theatre and finish the evening with a final drink at the bar.

In the morning we will go on a tour of this amazing city. The Neapolitan metropolis will offer you a stroll through the historic centre, a chance to shop for the latest fashions, or for the true traveller, a visit to the Spanish Quarter. You can also visit the headquarters of MSC Cruises or take advantage of optional excursions to Vesuvius or Pompeii. And see the headquarters of MSC Cruises.

A wonderful walk for the day will leave you with the feeling of a beautiful, clean, relaxed and interesting big city. Your delegate will assist you in visiting this beautiful city. Don't forget to buy the local great pistachio ice cream, visit the fish markets and the local cathedral. You can try Arancini - stuffed rice balls fried in breadcrumbs or Cannoli - another common dessert in Sicily, which has spread throughout Italy and is also enjoyed by the Italian minority in America. These are crispy tubes of fried dough filled with sweetened ricotta cheese and often candied fruit or chocolate chips;

The capital of Malta, Valletta, covers an area of 1 kilometre by 600 metres, making it one of the smallest capitals in the world. It has a permanent population of just over 6,000 inhabitants who, according to UNESCO, live in the city with the largest concentration of monuments in the world. This is one of the reasons why Valletta was included on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List in 1980. Valletta is mostly made up of houses built in the 16th century during the reign of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem (St. John the Baptist), also known as the Johannites. They settled in Malta after their expulsion from the Greek island of Rhodes and subsequently changed their name to the Knights of Malta. The city has a strong Baroque feel with elements of Mannerism, and in places you can also find neoclassical buildings and a few modern structures. Valletta is a vibrant city that offers more mundane pleasures in addition to its many exhibition palaces, churches and museums.

A city where history meets modern life, culture mixes with delicious food, and every street hides a story waiting to be told. MSC Cruises invites you on an unforgettable cruise where luxury, comfort and the highest levels of service go hand in hand with discovering the Mediterranean's most beautiful treasures. Don't miss the chance to experience Barcelona in all its glory - from the Gothic Quarters to world-famous monuments like the Sagrada Familia, from sunny beaches to gourmet experiences that will spoil your palate. MSC Cruises offers you more than just a cruise; it offers you the key to unforgettable experiences and memories you'll remember for a lifetime. We recommend an MSC transfer to and from port.

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 island of Iff, the filming locations of TAXI, the old port with its fortress and other attractions. We recommend the MSC Cruises transfer from the port to the city*, it really is a must in this destination. In the evening after the theatre performance we will prepare our luggage for disembarkation, pay our bills and let ourselves drift on the waves to the last port of call of our cruise. MSC transfer to and from the port.

In the morning after breakfast we will disembark from the ship and can look forward to exploring more beautiful places during today. The tour is not over yet.

Lucca is another pearl of the Tuscan region, next to Pisa. The city is relatively small, covering about 185 square kilometres and has about 86,000 inhabitants. Lucca is surrounded by perfectly preserved 4 km long city walls. The historic city centre can only be reached through one of the medieval gates. A walk along these walls is particularly interesting, where you can enjoy a bird's eye view of the entire city between the alleys. A truly amazing place. After the tour, depart for the Czech Republic. During the return transfer we have two hot snacks for the journey, coffee, tea, cappuccino and chocolate and a chat about the ships and new destinations.

Arrival in the Czech Republic according to the current traffic situation.