Appreciate the beauty of the Indian Ocean as you sail from Cape Town to Mossel Bay on a four-day luxury cruise aboard the MSC Sinfonia.
An extraordinary experience of world-class hospitality, stylish interiors and romantic ambience, MSC Sinfonia reimagines the traditional cruise adventure.
Paying homage to the symphonies of the great composers, each breathtaking location aboard this ship has its own distinct look and feel that blends modern conveniences and clean lines with the cosiness of classic natural wood, brass, and marble.
On the cruise you will be able to sail in comfort with a sea-facing room, experience the very best Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, have a wide range of entertainment and so much more.
Your cruise destination will be the beautiful watersport capital and the coastal town of Mossel Bay. After unwinding in the idyllic seaside town you’ll return to the exciting Mother City.
Ship facilities:
MSC Sinfonia offers a wealth of luxury entertainment areas:
- Entertainment
- Elegant pools
- Play areas for kids
- Lavish Spa
- Panoramic disco and more…
Restaurants:
Experience continental culinary excellence at the Il Covo and Il Galeone restaurants or indulge in the La Terrazza buffet.
Entertainment:
Sip cosmopolitans and first-class wine at any of the following elegant bars and cocktail lounges:
- Manhattan Bar
- San Carlo Theatre
- Buddha Bar
- Shelagh’s Irish Pub
- Cafe La Baroque
- Capri Bar
The Details:
- Deal: A 3-night, 4-day cruise for two people in an OM1/2 cabin sailing from Cape Town – Mossel Bay – Cape Town.
- Cost: The deal price is R7999 | normal price is R12230
- Date of departure: 20 January 2023
- Included: All meals, accommodation and entertainment onboard.
Terms and conditions:
- Valid for: Two adults sharing
- Valid until: 20 January 2023
- Excluded: Beverages and transport to/from your home to the port.
Do not miss this amazing opportunity, book your spot on the MSC Sinfonia Cruise now!
Full terms and conditions, more information and bookings here.
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