 For all MSC Cruises' 2007 itineraries, under 18’s cruise free when sharing a cabin with two adults, reflecting MSC Cruises’ dedication to making cruising an affordable family friendly holiday – children stay, eat and play for free, paying only port charges.
As a family owned and operated cruise line, MSC Cruises remains committed to upholding traditional standards of hospitality while recognising the needs of families. Therefore, included in the price of an MSC cruise is the children’s club, offering an extensive range of activities and programs for all ages, such as sports tournaments, treasure hunts, pool games and dance classes, that are sure to keep your little ones entertained.
 On their newest ships, MSC Musica and MSC Orchestra (to be delivered in 2007), MSC Cruises offer connecting cabins on seven night cruises around the Mediterranean and have introduced children only swimming pools.
In November 2006, MSC Cruises announced the arrival of their children’s mascot, Do Re Mi. Do Re Mi will welcome children aboard and encourage them to join in activities run by the children’s club.
Furthermore, MSC Cruises fly/cruise packages represent great value for parents, with return economy airfares (from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns, Gold Coast, Perth and Darwin), port charges, Captain’s Cocktail Party, option of city stopovers and flexible travel dates all included.
With over 60 itineraries in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Caribbean, and South America, MSC Cruises have the perfect holiday for your family.
If you would like further information or for a copy of the MSC Cruises' 2007 brochure, please contact their Australian office or visit their website using the details below.
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