MSC Cruises · Meraviglia Class
MSC Euribia: ship guide
LNG-powered Meraviglia ship: LED-domed Galleria, fjords in summer, the Med in winter.
Best for: Travelers who want a Norwegian fjords cruise from Kiel or Copenhagen on a big, modern MSC ship, or a winter Western Mediterranean loop from Barcelona, with the MSC Yacht Club available for an all-inclusive upgrade. Sails from Kiel, Copenhagen, Southampton, Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Naples, Palermo in 2026 and 2027.

About MSC Euribia
MSC Euribia is the fifth and final ship of MSC’s Meraviglia generation and the line’s second LNG-powered vessel, delivered by Chantiers de l’Atlantique in June 2023. At 184,011 gross tons she carries up to 6,327 guests in 2,419 staterooms over 19 decks with a crew of about 1,711. Her hull wears the Save the Sea artwork chosen in a worldwide competition, and her centerpiece is Galleria Euribia, an indoor promenade under an LED dome that MSC calls the longest at sea, lined with restaurants, shops and bars.
Eleven dining venues include Le Grill, Kaito sushi, teppanyaki and the new Kaito Robatayaki, Hola! Tacos & Cantina and the MSC Yacht Club restaurant, with 21 bars from the Carousel Lounge big band to the Attic Club nightclub. Five pools include one of the biggest aquaparks in the MSC fleet, and the top decks add a ropes course, bowling, Hologate VR and the Formula Racer simulator. The MSC Aurea Spa and the MSC Yacht Club with its private pool deck complete the picture.
MSC Euribia spends summer 2026 and summer 2027 in Northern Europe on seven-night Norwegian fjord cruises from Kiel and Copenhagen to Hellesylt and Geiranger, Ålesund and Flåm. In fall 2026 she runs MSC Grand Voyages via Southampton to the Mediterranean, then sails seven-night Western Mediterranean cruises from Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Naples and Palermo with a call at La Goulette in winter 2026 to 2027, before Canary Islands and Madeira cruises in winter 2027 to 2028. She suits fjord-bound travelers and Europe cruisers who like a big, lively ship.
- Galleria Euribia, an indoor promenade under an LED dome that MSC calls the longest at sea
- LNG-powered with shore power connection and advanced wastewater treatment
- Five pools including one of the biggest aquaparks in the MSC fleet
- Carousel Lounge, home to one of the largest big bands at sea, and the Delphi Theatre
- Kaito Robatayaki, Le Grill, Kaito sushi and teppanyaki and Hola! Tacos among 11 dining venues
- Ropes course, bowling, Hologate VR, XD Interactive Cinema and the MSC Formula Racer simulator
- MSC Yacht Club with Top Sail Lounge, private pool deck and Royal Suites on decks 9 to 18
- Seven-night Norwegian fjord cruises from Kiel and Copenhagen in summer 2026 and 2027
Staterooms and suites
Interior
129 to 183 square feet on decks 5 to 14 in Studio Interior (for one or two) and Deluxe Interior layouts; a good-value base for fjord cruises where the scenery is on deck.
Ocean View
129 to 269 square feet on decks 5 to 11 in Junior, Deluxe and Premium Ocean View categories, with some family layouts sleeping up to six; a few Junior Ocean Views have an obstructed view.
Balcony
129 to 183 square feet with balconies of 43 to 86 square feet on decks 8 to 14, including Studio Balconies for one or two, Deluxe Balconies with full or partial views and Deluxe Balcony Aurea with the Aurea experience perks.
Suites
Premium Suite Aurea and Grand Suite Aurea at 269 to 420 square feet with balconies of 32 to 388 square feet, including terrace suites with a private whirlpool; all include priority boarding, My Choice dining and thermal area access.
MSC Yacht Club
Keycard-only suites from 183 to 624 square feet with balconies up to 753 square feet on decks 9 to 18: Interior Suite, Deluxe Suite, Deluxe Suite with whirlpool and the Royal Suite, with 24-hour butler, concierge, premium drinks, Wi-Fi, the Top Sail Lounge, a dedicated restaurant and a private pool deck with grill.
MSC Euribia deck plans
Deck by deck, straight from our booking engine: the plan, the stateroom categories on that deck and the public rooms. Pick a deck.

Deck 19
MSC Yacht Club Sundeck & Bar, MSC Yacht Club Grill & Bar, MSC Yacht Club Pool, Top 19 Exclusive Solarium, Ocean Cay Aquapark, Ocean Cay Bar, Himalayan Bridge.
- MSC Yacht Club Sundeck & BarMSC Yacht Club Guests, offers an exceptional selection of freshly grilled specialties. Enjoy an expansive breakfast offering and carefully selected meats for lunch.
- Top 19 Exclusive SolariumTop 19 Exclusive Solarium.
- Ocean Cay BarOcean Cay Bar
- Ocean Cay AquaparkOcean Cay Aquapark.
- Himalayan BridgeHimalayan Bridge
Plans are the cruise line’s current drawings as supplied to our booking engine. Layouts change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the exact stateroom when you book.
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Dining on MSC Euribia
Main Dining RoomsIncluded
Multi-course dinners with nightly changing menus at an assigned time, or flexibly with the Aurea experience.
BuffetIncluded
Breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet with pizza, pasta, grill and international stations, open late.
Kaito RobatayakiSpecialty
New pan-Asian grill concept cooking skewers and seafood over charcoal.
Kaito Sushi Bar and Kaito TeppanyakiSpecialty
Sushi and sashimi counter plus a teppanyaki grill with live chef shows.
Le GrillSpecialty
French-style grill restaurant for steaks and seafood.
Hola! Tacos & CantinaSpecialty
Mexican street food, tacos and margaritas.
Jean-Philippe Chocolat & Café and Crepes & GelatoSpecialty
Chocolate, pastries, crepes and gelato on the Galleria from chocolatier Jean-Philippe Maury.
MSC Yacht Club Restaurant and Grill & BarSpecialty
Reserved for Yacht Club guests: fine dining plus a grill on the private sundeck.
Entertainment and activities
- Delphi Theatre productions such as Circus 1920, Illuminicity and Generation Rock, and big band shows in the Carousel Lounge
- Galleria Euribia LED dome shows above the indoor promenade
- Aquapark with slides, five pools and whirlpools, and the Aurea Solarium
- Ropes course, bowling, sports court and a power walking track on the top decks
- Hologate VR, XD Interactive Cinema, arcade and the MSC Formula Racer simulator
- MSC Aurea Spa thermal area and the MSC Gym powered by Technogym
- 21 bars including Masters of the Sea pub, Helios Wine Maker, L’atelier du Voyageur, Sky Lounge and the TV Studio & Bar
- Attic Club nightclub, karaoke, themed parties and game shows
Families and who it suits
A dedicated 7,500-square-foot kids area has a Chicco-designed Baby Club, Mini and Junior clubs with LEGO play, and Young and Teen clubs with gaming and their own lounge, all at no charge, while the aquapark, bowling, ropes course and VR arcade keep families busy together.
Best for: Travelers who want a Norwegian fjords cruise from Kiel or Copenhagen on a big, modern MSC ship, or a winter Western Mediterranean loop from Barcelona, with the MSC Yacht Club available for an all-inclusive upgrade.
Sails from: Kiel, Copenhagen, Southampton, Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Naples, Palermo · Regions: Northern Europe and Norwegian Fjords, Western Mediterranean, Canary Islands and Madeira
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Facts checked against MSC Cruises: MSC Euribia, MSC press release: MSC Euribia’s Northern Europe season is underway, MSC press release: MSC Euribia to offer Canary Islands winter sun escapes for 2027-28 season on October 13, 2026. Ship details change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the current layout when you book.
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