MSC Cruises has made a significant investment in ship construction in the last 20 years, resulting in today’s diverse fleet that sails worldwide.

Whether it be a smaller ship that voyages to quaint ports in Europe or a mega ship with all the bells and whistles, MSC offers something for every cruiser, including visits to their private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, in The Bahamas. 

Since MSC Cruises was founded in 1988, they have grown to be one of the largest cruise lines in the world, with 22 ships sailing globally. Their fleet is expected to expand to 25 by 2027, as they have three more ships on order. 

MSC Cruises' ships range in size from just a little over 65,000 to 215,000 gross registered tons. In fact, MSC World Europa is the seventh largest cruise ship in the world, following Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas and Oasis Class vessels.

Cruises are always full of unforgettable moments to cherish for a lifetime. Whether traveling to a new destination or sailing with loved ones for an anniversary, there is always reason to celebrate!

As someone who has cruised 50 times over the last 20 years, I’ve had my fair share of experiences. In my opinion, one of the most unique and memorable cruise experiences you can have at sea is crossing the equator.

If you're looking for a chance to save on a Celebrity Cruise, its Black Friday sale is the perfect opportunity to book everything from cruise fares to shore excursions. 

Here at Cruise Blog, our team of editors hit the high seas more often than most people could imagine. With our obsessive cruising habits, we are always on the hunt for the best cruise gear to make our travels more convenient and functional. If a cruise product simplified life, it was well worth the investment.

With the holiday season already here, it’s the perfect time to shop for thoughtful cruising gifts. You’ll be able to take advantage of the best deals of the year with most retailers having massive sales on their most popular items.

Within the past three years, I've sailed on nearly 20 cruises. This may sound like a lot of cruising, but I've gained invaluable insights into what makes a cruise memorable. 

Through these voyages, I’ve come to appreciate the subtle—but significant—differences between river and ocean cruising, especially when it comes to the intimate experience provided by river cruises. 

Carnival Cruise Line has recently tightened its policies, including implementing a new rule regarding controversial door decorations.

While decorating your stateroom door has become an increasingly popular cruise activity, one secret sign for swingers has now been banned from Carnival’s cruise ships. Confirmed by brand ambassador John Heald, the cruise line will no longer allow upside-down pineapples to be displayed on stateroom doors.

I went to Disney's Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point for the first time. During my time ashore, I learned a few lessons that will enhance my experience for future visits. 

Growing up, I visited Disney's Castaway Cay on two family cruises aboard Disney Magic and Fantasy. However, I was curious about Disney Cruise Line’s newest private destination, which promised a fresh take on the Disney island experience. 

My recent cruise proved the days of finding last-minute deals aren't gone yet. 

A few weeks ago, I was browsing Royal Caribbean's "Going, Going, Gone" sale and found an affordable 4-night cruise on Allure of the Seas, one of the world's largest cruise ships. The fare, including gratuities, was just $834.36 for two people in a standard interior cabin, or around $417 per person.