MSC Divina

MSC Cruises

222°HEADING

18.9ktSPEED

Salvador de BahiaNEXT PORT

SAILING

MSC Divina current position

SAILING

The current location of MSC Divina is in South Atlantic Ocean cruising at speed of 18.9 kn (35 km/h | 22 mph) en route to Salvador de Bahia. Last AIS update: (18 min ago)

Current itinerary of MSC Divina

MSC Divina current cruise is 21 Nights South America from Kusadasi, departing Kusadasi on October 26, 2026 at 18:00 and arriving in Santos on November 16, 2026 at 08:00.

End destinationDestination

Santos

DAY 16/21

Itinerary

Arrival

Departure

Date

ITINERARY

Sea day

9 NOV – 11 NOV
08:0018:0012 NOV

Sea day

13 NOV – 14 NOV
08:0018:0015 NOV

Santos

08:00-16 NOV

MSC Divina itineraries 2026–2028

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START DATEITINERARYEMBARK PORTNIGHTS
12 Nov4 Nights South America from SalvadorSalvador de Bahia4
15 Nov1 Night South America from Rio de JaneiroRio de Janeiro1
29 Nov4 Nights Tropical Brazil from Santos (Sao Paulo)Santos4
15 Dec3 Nights Tropical Brazil from Santos (Sao Paulo)Santos3
18 Dec3 Nights Tropical Brazil from Santos (Sao Paulo)Santos3
21 Dec5 Nights Tropical Brazil from Santos (Sao Paulo)Santos5
26 Dec3 Nights Tropical Brazil from Santos (Sao Paulo)Santos3

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MSC Divina ship information & specs

Cruise line

MSC Cruises
MSC Cruises logo

Passengers

4,345

Length

333m

Decks

17

Crew

1,380

Launched

2012

Flag state

Panama

MSC Divina is a large Fantasia-class cruise ship operated by MSC Cruises, entering service in May 2012. Built at the STX Europe shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, she was constructed as the third of four Fantasia-class vessels, expanding on her earlier sister ships with an increased length and 100 additional staterooms. She carries approximately 3,502 guests at double occupancy alongside an international crew of nearly 1,400.

The vessel holds a unique place in the fleet due to her late renaming during construction. Originally designated as MSC Fantastica, the cruise line renamed the ship to honor legendary screen icon Sophia Loren, who officialized her role as godmother during the christening ceremony on May 26, 2012. Mrs. Loren even assisted in designing the Sophia Loren Royal Suite on Deck 16, which features rich red accents and a replica of her personal dressing table.

At the heart of the ship sits the Divina Atrium, a multi-story gathering space anchored by dramatic Swarovski crystal staircases. The interior public areas evoke a classic Mediterranean feel, including a real stone piazza, the Casino Veneziano, and the 1,600-seat Pantheon Theatre hosting full-scale production shows. Dining spans multiple venues, including the two-tier Black Crab restaurant serving regional Italian menus, casual pizzerias, a sports bar with bowling lanes, and specialty dining concepts.

For relaxation, the MSC Aurea Spa offers traditional Balinese wellness treatments, saunas, and steam rooms. Higher up on Deck 18, the Top 18 Solarium provides an adults-only sanctuary with dedicated spa services and fresh fruit skewers served poolside. Guests seeking an exclusive retreat can book the MSC Yacht Club, a private ship-within-a-ship enclave forward that offers 24-hour butler service, a dedicated lounge, and a private pool deck. Accommodations are expansive across all tiers, with over 80 percent of the 1,751 staterooms offering ocean views and the majority featuring private step-out balconies.

MSC Divina suits couples, families, and travelers looking for a large ship with an elegant atmosphere, extensive dining options, and classic European style. Save your journey on MSC Divina to your map on The Cruise Globe.

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