Despite the Winter: Cruises Abroad to Exotic and Warm Destinations

The wave of cold accompanied us in the past week with low temperatures reminiscent of Northern Europe, causing many of us to dream of warm exotic destinations. One of the most convenient ways to vacation in exotic destinations is through cruises that allow visits to islands with turquoise waters and exotic destinations that are usually reached by air travel. For example, MSC Cruises offers a variety of cruises to especially warm destinations that will provide a perfect escape from both the war and the chilly winter.

Dreaming of the Caribbean?

The Caribbean islands and Mexico have always been considered desirable destinations for those who want to escape the cold in winter, just ask the Kardashians. On a cruise on the MSC Seashore ship departing from Port Canaveral in Orlando, you can visit several destinations in one week, including the company's private island - the marine reserve Ocean Cay in the Bahamas, Costa Maya, and Cozumel in Mexico, where you can even swim with dolphins. The ship, stretching an impressive 339 meters long, includes 2,270 rooms of various types, 5 pools and sports facilities, a water park, 11 restaurants, a variety of bars and lounges, a fully equipped spa, a shopping area, a gym, a casino, children's clubs, and additional activities for the whole family.

Discover the must-visit destinations in South America

The cruise from Santos Port in Sao Paulo will take you to the vibrant Latin rhythm of a colorful continent, with deserts, jungles, volcanic mountains, and tropical beaches. On the unforgettable MSC Preziosa cruise ship, you can reach enchanting destinations such as Punta del Este in Uruguay, one of the most luxurious resort cities in the world, the beautiful beaches of Montevideo, and Buenos Aires in Argentina, which offers a variety of vibrant nature sites and nightlife. The ship stretches for 333 meters and features 1,751 different types of rooms. On board, you can enjoy a range of family activities, such as a water park with the Vertigo slide, one of the longest water slides at sea, play areas and entertainment for children, as well as a disco and video game arcade for teenagers. Additionally, the ship offers a luxurious spa, a casino, and sports facilities.

Sail to paradise in the Caribbean and the Antilles

A flight to Miami is always a good idea, and from there, you can embark on the new luxurious MSC Seascape ship in the Caribbean and the Antilles. Among them is the company's private island - the Ocean Cay Marine Reserve - in the Bahamas and San Juan Puerto Rico, a vibrant city with a variety of attractions. In addition, the ship will dock in the port city of Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, boasting a giant water park, stunning beaches, and various water sports options.

The MSC Seascape ship stretches over an impressive length of 323 meters and rises to a height of 41 meters. It contains 2,270 rooms of various types, 13 pools, and sports facilities including the Marina pool located on the 18th floor and connected to the Pirates Cove water park. Additionally, there is an amusement facility on board the ship for the brave only. It is a robotic arm that simulates a roller coaster at a height of 21 ship's drafts above the sea (53 meters) with personalized music. The facility flips in different directions and provides an adrenaline-filled experience.

Il Attias, CEO of MSC Cruises: "Despite the difficult period in the country, we see increasing interest from Israelis in going on vacation, after a long period and at the peak of winter, Israelis are starting to think about family trips abroad. Surprisingly, the highest demand among Israelis is for warm destinations in general and specifically for the Caribbean. The cancellation of the need for a visa to the United States has led to a significant increase in the number of Israelis booking cruises departing from U.S. ports, from where our ships mostly sail to destinations in Central and South America, the Caribbean Islands, and the Antilles."