8-Day Canary Islands Cruise Aboard MSC EURIBIA


Schedule
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Locations shown on the map are approximate.
All times are local. Itineraries may change without notice due to sea conditions or at the discretion of the cruise line.
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Cruise Ship
Check the Deck PlanungroupMSC EURIBIA


Specifications
- Maiden Voyage
- 2023
- Maximum Passenger Capacity
- 6,334
- Number of Crew Members
- 1,704
- Overall Length (meters)
- 331.4m
- Gross Tonnage
- 177,000t
MSC EURIBIA Reviews
*Reviews are provided by Cruise Critic and reflect ratings of the cruise ship. They are not reviews of this cruise trip, including its itinerary, route, or price.
2.4
5 reviews
Disappointing Experience i would do this again sin
travel_exploreDestination: Baltic Sea
sailingDeparture Port: Copenhagen
calendar_monthTravel Date: 2026-09
**MSC Euribia – A Very Disappointing Experience**
Our experience on MSC Euribia was extremely disappointing. The panels inside our cabin made unbearable creaking noises, making it very difficult to sleep at night. We reported the problem, but the solution offered was unsuitable for us.
The ship also feels overcrowded and unable to comfortably accommodate so many passengers. There are enormous queues almost everywhere, making it difficult to relax and enjoy the facilities.
On top of that, there is a constant feeling that MSC is trying to squeeze as much money as possible out of its passengers through endless upselling.
Overall, a frustrating and exhausting experience rather than the relaxing holiday we expected. I would think twice before booking with MSC again.
Highly un recommend and the most important feels like my money was spent for nothing. The number of pepole is so big that guest relations doesn't have a chance . It appears they knew about the room problem but they sold in anyway
A First-Timer’s Honest Perspective: don't go
travel_exploreDestination: Baltic Sea
sailingDeparture Port: Kiel
calendar_monthTravel Date: 2026-08
As a first-time cruiser, I realize this travel style suits families or those with limited mobility, but it severely lacks authenticity. Small Norwegian villages were completely swamped by passengers, though larger cities handled the crowds better.
The ship feels like an inescapable tourist trap. The commercial vibe is relentless: unexpected default service fees, constant upsell (Spa, food, drinks), and a €50 diner package where our prepaid drink package is than invalid, which only make sense if your goal is to rip off people.
Cabins were clean and the staff friendly, though bar service was disorganized with queues at big events. Main dining was unmemorable, and the buffet was a crowded, noisy nightmare during rush hours. The pools and gym are simply too small for these crowds.
Excursions were pricey but well-organized escapes from the fake, Americanized "Club Med" entertainment. Overall, this offered poor value for money. I prefer independent travel.
Horrible cruise route and lying customer service
travel_exploreDestination: Baltic Sea
sailingDeparture Port: Kiel
calendar_monthTravel Date: 2026-07
Stay away from this.
Terrible service, rude staff pushing to get tipped and insisting on getting you to spend more on wine and drinks.
Our first cabin was right next to an engine room where we couldn't sleep and it took us a long time to get assigned another one.
Their way of saying sorry? One spa day when they initially promised the whole week.
We also contacted the customer service to try and get a different time slot for dinner service, imagine our surprise when on board we learn that we still had the early slot? They openly lied to us and this alone is not acceptable.
And now we're stranded in Flam, which is the most disorganized, horrible port I've ever been to. Because of an accident nobody's leaving this place wasting one more day doing nothing instead of visiting.
Will never book again a cruise like this and you should avoid it too.
What is included in the cruise fare
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Accommodation Fee
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Transportation Cost
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Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the main restaurant and buffet restaurant
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Shows, events, and other entertainment
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Onboard Facility Usage Fees (Fitness Center, Pool, Jacuzzi, Club Lounge, Library, etc.)
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Onboard Activities (Games, Quizzes, Craft Classes, etc.)
What is not included in the cruise fare
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Transportation from your home to the port
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Transportation at each port of call
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Shore Excursion Tour Fee
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Personal expenses onboard, such as drink charges, casino, shops, Wi-Fi, spa treatments, and laundry
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Overseas Travel Insurance
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Luggage Delivery Service
Additional Costs
Payment at the Time of Boarding
- paid
Service Charge (Onboard Gratuity) (Children under 2 are exempt)
- paid
International Tourist Tax: 3,000 yen per person (exempt for children under 2) ※Applicable only for departures from Japan
Packages Available for Pre-Booking
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Drink packages
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Wi-Fi
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Shore excursions
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Spa
MSC Cruises Cancellation Policy
Drink packages, shore excursion programs, transfer reservations, and onboard options (including restaurants and spa services).
729.00-
8 days
USD
489.00
Port Fees
USD
240.00
729.00-
8 days
USD
489.00
Port Fees
USD
240.00