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MSC Divina

MSC Divina is a MSC Cruises cruise ship of the Fantasia class, in service since 2012. She measures 139,072 gross tons and carries 3,502 guests with a crew of 1,388. She sails South America, Mediterranean, Caribbean itineraries.

About MSC Divina

MSC Divina is a 139,072-ton Fantasia-class ship that entered service in May 2012, slightly larger than the first two ships of the class. She was laid down as MSC Fantastica and renamed before completion to honor Sophia Loren. She carries about 3,500 guests and 1,388 crew, and has sailed both the Caribbean and the Mediterranean. After a summer 2026 of Eastern Mediterranean cruises from Naples to Mykonos and Turkey, she offers regular Brazilian cruises for the first time in 2026-27, with short trips from Santos and longer ones from Buenos Aires and Balneário Camboriú.

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No deck plans on record for this ship yet.

Where she sails

Home port: Santos, Brazil.

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Quick answers

Which cruise line operates MSC Divina?

MSC Divina is operated by MSC Cruises and belongs to its Fantasia class.

How big is MSC Divina?

MSC Divina measures 139,072 gross tons and 333 metres in length, with 18 decks.

How crowded does MSC Divina feel?

MSC Divina has a passenger space ratio of 39.7: 139,072 gross tons for 3,502 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so MSC Divina feels comfortable for her size.

How many passengers does MSC Divina carry?

MSC Divina carries 3,502 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 1,388 (about 2.5 guests per crew member).

When did MSC Divina enter service?

MSC Divina entered service in 2012.

Where does MSC Divina sail?

MSC Divina sails South America, Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries. Her home port is Santos, Brazil.

Which airport should I fly into for MSC Divina?

MSC Divina sails from Santos, Brazil. Fly into São Paulo/Guarulhos International (GRU), which has 21 airport lounges listed on Lounge Frog.

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