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MSC Euribia

Meraviglia Plus Class · Northern Europe & Fjords

The third ship in the Meraviglia-Plus class, MSC Euribia entered service in 2023. It is MSC’s second LNG-fueled ship, with hull artwork themed around ocean conservation. Onboard are more than 10 dining venues, over 20 bars, five pools, and the Ocean Cay Aquapark. In summer 2026, Kiel and Copenhagen will serve as homeports for repeated 7-night itineraries visiting Norwegian fjord ports such as Geiranger, Flam, Alesund, and Molde. It offers an accessible way to experience Northern European scenery with the facilities of a large ship.

Family-friendlyFirst-time cruise friendlyEuropean departuresEco-conscious
184,011 GT
Gross tonnage
4,842
Guests
1,704
Crew
19
Decks
2,419
Cabins
331 m (1,086 ft)
Length
2023
Year built
9901544
IMO number

Current position (external site)View on VesselFinder (IMO 9901544)External site. Position information has not been checked by Cruise Atlas.

For travelers from Japan

A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.

Public bath
Official

Similar facilities, such as a thermal suite

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: msccruises.com
Japanese food
Official

Japanese food at extra cost

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: msccruises.com
Japanese language support
Secondary source

Japanese-speaking staff and menus

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: icruises.jp
Payment in yen
Official

Payment in yen not accepted

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: msccruises.com
Smoking
Secondary source

Smoking in designated areas only

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: cruiseprodigy.com
Dress code
Official

Formal nights

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: msccruises.com
Power outlets
Secondary source

Plug types: A, C

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: roostandroam.co.uk

English text in preparation.

Official: confirmed by the cruise line or another official source / Secondary source: confirmed by other sources / Estimated: inferred by Cruise Atlas / Not stated: no information found in official sources

At a glance

✓Kids club✓Adults-only areas✓Waterpark✓Casino✓Theater and shows✓Spa✓Cinema✓Accessible cabins✓Solo cabins—All-inclusiveJapanese support 0/5

What is included and what costs extra

Included in the fare / extra
  • Meals (main restaurants)Included
  • AlcoholExtra charge
  • GratuitiesExtra charge
  • Wi‑FiExtra charge
  • Specialty diningExtra charge
  • Shore excursionsExtra charge

There are four fare tiers: Bella, Fantastica, Aurea, and MSC Yacht Club.

Onboard costs (original currency)
  • Extra chargeDrinks (one beer)€6–8
  • Extra chargeSoft drinks and waterAbout €4
  • Extra chargeDrink packageEasy (basic) to Premium Extra (approximately €85-95/day).
  • Extra chargeWi‑Fi€14.90 to €59.90 for 7 nights
  • Extra chargeGratuities (automatic service charge)€12/person/night for standard cabins; Yacht Club: €16/person/night
  • Extra chargeLaundryNo self-service laundry. Per-item charges or packages are available.
  • Shore excursionsShore excursions are optional and cost extra.

Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.

Boarding, atmosphere, and links

Boarding and logistics
  • Japan departures: No
  • Home ports: Hamburg (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark)
  • Departure ports: Hamburg, Copenhagen
Atmosphere and guests
  • All ages
  • A large family ship born in the Mediterranean, combining a lively atmosphere with full-scale Cirque du Soleil shows in an experience-focused setting. LNG propulsion and its environmental considerations are also notable.
  • Mainly operates in Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea, attracting primarily European passengers.

MSC Euribia uses a dual-fuel engine running primarily on LNG (liquefied natural gas). As a Meraviglia-class ship, it is designed to significantly reduce SOx and particulate-matter emissions.

Ship character

Families
5
Adults
4
Luxury
4
First-time cruisers
4
Entertainment
5
Dining
4
Japanese-language support
1
Great for
  • • Norwegian fjord cruises
  • • Family Northern European cruises
  • • Travelers seeking a low-impact ship
Less suited to
  • • Travelers wanting small ships in secluded fjords
  • • Travelers who need Japanese-language support

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Sources

Source: Wikipedia “MSC Euribia” (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Cabins by category

CabinsSizeOccupancy and bedsFeatures
Interior (IR1/IR2/IW)
Standard interior cabins on the Meraviglia class. They have no windows or balconies but are spacious enough for up to 4 guests.
14–17 m² (151–183 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Double bed (convertible to twin) + sofa bed.
Accessible
Studio Single (IS)
A compact studio cabin designed for single occupancy. For solo travelers.
12 m² (129 ft²)
1 person (single occupancy)
French bed (140×200 cm), 1 bed
Solo
Oceanview (OL2/OR1/OM2/OO/OW)
Cabins without balconies but with windows overlooking the sea.
16–19 m² (172–205 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Double bed (convertible to twin) + sofa bed.
Window
Balcony (BP/BR/BL/BA/BS/BW)
The main category. Standard accommodations for families and couples, including accessible configurations.
17–23 m² (183–248 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Double bed (convertible to twin) + sofa bed.
BalconyAccessible
Premium Suite Aurea (SLJ)
Upper-tier suites featuring terraces with Jacuzzis.
27 m² (291 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Double bed (convertible to twin) + sofa bed.
Balcony
MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite (YC1)
The main suite category in the Yacht Club. Includes 24-hour butler and concierge service, with access to dedicated areas, restaurants, and pools.
28–34 m² (301–366 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Single or double bed (changeable on request) + sofa bed
BalconyConciergeAccessible

Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.

Families, adults-only areas, and practical information

Children and families
  • • Arizona Aquapark — Aqua Park with water slides
  • • Kids Clubs — Kids program for ages 1–17 with age-based groups
Adults-only areas
  • • Grand Canyon Pool — Indoor pool with a retractable roof. Adults-only area.
  • • Casino Imperiale — Casino with slot machines and table games
Practical information (line-wide)
Onboard currency
EUR / USD
Gratuities
A daily hotel service charge is added automatically to your onboard account. The amount generally cannot be changed, but if you are dissatisfied with the service you can speak to Guest Relations. Prepayment is also available.
Payment
Cashless onboard
Voltage
Supplies both 110V and 220V.
Formal nights
On a 7-night cruise there are about 2 gala nights (elegant nights), usually scheduled on sea days.
Medical facilities
Every ship has a medical center with resident doctors, and emergency care is also available outside opening hours. Consultations and treatment are charged.
Bringing items onboard
Bringing both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks on board is not allowed in principle. Alcohol purchased at ports of call is held at boarding and returned on disembarkation, which is strict even compared with other lines.
Mobile and connectivity
Mobile phone calls, SMS and data can also be used at sea, but maritime roaming charges tend to be expensive, and using a Wi-Fi package is recommended.
Japanese support
Staff NoMenus PartialAnnouncements No

Dining

Included Included in the fare (no extra charge)
Main Dining RoomsInternational and Mediterranean cuisine

Several main dining rooms included in the cruise fare.

Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (seating system)

The Marketplace BuffetMediterranean and international buffet

A large buffet included in the cruise fare, with live cooking in an open kitchen.

Hours: Open 20 hours a day

Jean-Philippe Maury ChocolaterieChocolate, sweets, and coffee

A cafe where guests can watch chocolate being made in an open kitchen. Many drinks are covered by drink packages, while sweets are charged individually.

Hours: All day

Extra charge Specialty dining (prices in the onboard currency)
Butcher's CutFixed course €39 (children €12); a la carte also available
American-style steakhouse• Dinner, approximately 18:00-22:00

A paid steakhouse centered on aged Angus beef. It uses fixed pricing and also allows à la carte ordering.

Beer €6–8
  • Fixed course (appetizer + main + 2 side dishes + dessert, adults)€39
  • Same as above (children's)€12
  • Salmon (a la carte)€29
Kaito TeppanyakiCourse menu €29–59
Teppanyaki• Dinner in two seatings at 18:00 and 20:30

Performance-style teppanyaki, with the chef cooking in front of guests. Three-tiered Sho-Chiku-Bai course system.

Beer Asahi/Heineken/Kirin, €7-8Water €4
  • Katana Menu (white fish/chicken)€29
  • Sencho Menu (salmon, shrimp, sirloin)€39
  • Shogun Menu (filet, scallop, lobster)€59
Kaito Sushi BarFixed course €28; a la carte also available (individual items €4–32).
Sushi, sashimi, and rolls• Lunch and dinner

A paid Japanese restaurant serving sushi and sashimi à la carte or as fixed courses.

Beer Asahi/Heineken/Kirin, €7-8Water €4
  • Kaito Dining Experience (fixed course)€28
  • Deluxe sushi (nigiri, maki and temaki set)€20
  • Dragon Roll€9
Hola! Tacos & CantinaAll-you-can-eat €22.99; a la carte also available.
Mexican and Latin American• Lunch to dinner

A casual Mexican restaurant where guests can enjoy tacos, burritos, and enchiladas either all-you-can-eat or à la carte.

  • Tacos (single order)€2 and up
  • Burrito€12
  • All-you-can-eat plan (1 person)€22.99
L'Atelier BistrotDining experience €23; a la carte also available.
French bistro• Dinner

French dining inspired by bistros along the Seine.

  • Dining experience (fixed-course menu with appetizers and mains selected from four types)€23
  • A la carte menu items: tartare, charcuterie, and more€6–22

Facilities and activities

Highlights
Cirque du Soleil at Sea: Original acrobatic shows are presented 12 times a week in a dedicated theater.LED sky screen promenade: The Galleria ceiling becomes an LED screen showing images regardless of day or night.Arizona Aquapark: Features multiple waterslides and a ropes course (Himalayan Bridge).LNG propulsion: Uses an environmentally friendly engine powered by liquefied natural gas
Atmosphere Pool DeckIncluded
Pool

Main pool deck.

Grand Canyon PoolIncluded
PoolAdults only

Indoor pool with a retractable roof. Adults-only area.

Arizona AquaparkIncluded
WaterslidesFor children

Aqua Park with water slides

Casino ImperialeExtra charge
CasinoAdults only

Casino with slot machines and table games

London TheatreIncluded
Theater

Main theater presenting production shows.

Carousel LoungeIncluded
Theater

Dedicated Cirque du Soleil venue with acrobatic shows

Fitness CenterIncluded
Sports

Gym equipped with Technogym machines

Spa & Thermal SuiteExtra charge
SpaThermal Suite day pass: about €70 as a guide

Treatments such as massages and facials, plus a thermal suite with a sauna, steam room, and heated loungers.

Kids ClubsIncluded
KidsFor children

Kids program for ages 1–17 with age-based groups

Galleria Bellissima & LED Sky Screen PromenadeIncluded
Promenade

Promenade with an LED screen ceiling among the longest at sea.

Itineraries on this ship