Greek Islands and Italy Cruise from Marmaris: Mykonos and Rome — MSC Divina, 8 Nights

About Greek Islands and Italy Cruise from Marmaris: Mykonos and Rome — MSC Divina, 8 Nights

An 8 Nights 9 Days Greek Islands and Italy cruise aboard MSC Divina. Embarkation is at Marmaris Port; transportation to the port is the passenger's responsibility. The ship calls at Marmaris, Mykonos, Naples, Rome (Civitavecchia) and Kuşadası in that order. Itinerary summary: Day 1 Marmaris; Day 2 Mykonos; Day 3 At sea; Day 4 Naples; Day 5 Rome (Civitavecchia); Day 6 At sea; Day 7 Mykonos; Day 8 Kuşadası; Day 9 Marmaris. Departure date: 15 September 2027. The price per person starts at €1.131. Included in the price: Full-board accommodation in a cabin in the chosen category for the duration of the cruise; port taxes; entertainment, shows and activities scheduled each day and evening on board; breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus refreshments on board; a buffet restaurant open 20 hours a day; the Captain's welcome party and gala dinner.

Departure Dates

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1 — Marmaris

Embarkation at Marmaris port and settling into cabins. The ship departs from the port at 19:00; dinner and overnight stay on board.

Day 2 — Mykonos

The ship docks at the port of Mykonos at 08:00. The windmills and Little Venice can be explored from this port; optional shore excursions are available. The ship leaves the port at 20:00. Overnight stay on board.

Day 3 — Cruising at sea

Full day cruising at sea: free time on board with pools, spa, shows, and restaurants. Overnight stay on board.

Day 4 — Naples

The ship docks at the port of Naples at 11:00. The National Archaeological Museum of Naples, nearby Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius can be visited from this port; optional shore excursions are available. The ship departs the port at 20:00; overnight stay on board.

Day 5 — Rome (Civitavecchia)

The ship docks at the port of Rome (Civitavecchia) at 07:00. Rome's Colosseum, the Vatican, and Trevi Fountain can be visited from this port; optional shore excursions are available. The ship departs the port at 17:00; overnight stay on board.

Day 6 — Cruising at sea

Full day cruising at sea: free time on board with pools, spa, shows, and restaurants. Overnight stay on board.

Day 7 — Mykonos

The ship docks at the port of Mykonos at 14:00. The windmills and Little Venice can be explored from this port; optional shore excursions are available. The ship leaves the port at 23:30. Overnight stay on board.

Day 8 — Kuşadası

The ship docks at the port of Kuşadası at 09:00. The ancient city of Ephesus and the House of the Virgin Mary can be visited from this port; optional shore excursions are available. The ship departs the port at 18:00. Overnight on board.

Day 9 — Marmaris

The ship arrives at Marmaris port at 07:00; disembarkation after breakfast.

Places to Visit

What’s Included

What’s Not Included

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days does the Greek Islands and Italy cruise with MSC Divina take?

The tour is 8 nights and 9 days.

Which ports does the ship visit?

Respectively Marmaris, Mykonos, Naples, Rome (Civitavecchia), Kuşadası.

Which ship operates this tour?

Aboard MSC Divina.

Where is the departure, and how is the transportation?

Embarkation takes place at Marmaris port; port transfers are not included in the price.

What are the departure dates and how much does it cost?

Departure dates: September 15, 2027. Prices start from €1,131 per person.

What is included in the price?

Full Board accommodation in the preferred cabin category for the duration of the cruise; port taxes; entertainment, shows and activities arranged separately each day and evening on board; breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus refreshments on board; buffet restaurant open 20 hours a day; the Captain’s welcome party and gala dinner; daily service charge of 12 € per person; mandatory travel insurance (professional liability insurance).

What is not included in the price?

Shore excursions; Beauty salon and SPA; Personal expenses; Visa fee and international departure tax; Drinks (vending machines at the open buffet are free).

Is a visa required?

Since the itinerary calls at ports in the Schengen area, Turkish citizens travelling with an ordinary (burgundy) passport are required to obtain a Schengen visa. As the ship leaves the Schengen area and re-enters, the visa must be multiple-entry.

Is there a Turkish-speaking guide?

There is no Turkish guiding service on this program; Turkish staff are available on board.