MSC Divina Review

CRUISING WITH DIVINA

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on MSC Divina
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PATRICALI
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2012

Our port to board the cruise that we chose was Venice so before the cruise we flew Etihad Airways from Abu Dhabi into the city of Milan and immediately after checking in a hotel next to the Milano Central train station we went to Duomo and spent our day there. The following morning we bought a ticket with Trenitalia (36 Euros- 2nd class ticket) from Milano Central to Mestre Station where we spent one night in Venice in a hotel close to the Mestre Station (Lugano Hotel). There after checking in we took the bus to Venice (aprox 15 minutes) and once in Venice we passed our day walking around the city.

About Venice, I could say that is a pretty city but to over crowded with people and prices are very high since is a tourist popular spot, not to mention that even if you want to use a bathroom you must pay. (Must husband said as long as there is a bush there is a toilet!)

The following Day we started out for our adventure and went from the Lugano Hotel in Mestre to Venice. We arrived to Venice we took the people mover to our cruise, (1Euro per person) and as soon as we got off the people mover there was a sign for passengers of MSC where some free busses would pick up there and take you to the Cruise to start your checking process.

Cabin Review

Our standard inside cabin in MSC Divina was 12187, located on Aurora deck 12 It was nice, and clean, not complaints at all.

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