MSC Euribia is MSC Cruises’ second LNG-powered ship, designed to set new standards in sustainable cruising. Launched in 2023, it boasts advanced green technologies including a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment system and an underwater radiated noise management system to protect marine life. The ship offers over 10 dining venues, 21 bars and lounges, a coral-themed kids’ area, and the iconic Galleria Euribia—an indoor promenade with LED sky screen. With a capacity of over 6,300 guests, MSC Euribia combines environmental innovation with luxurious amenities and world-class entertainment for all ages.
Mein Schiff 4 is a premium all-inclusive cruise ship operated by TUI Cruises, designed to offer comfort, relaxation, and a modern onboard experience. Launched in 2015, it accommodates around 2,500 passengers and features spacious cabins, many with private balconies. The ship offers a wide range of dining options, a large spa and wellness area, indoor and outdoor pools, and high-quality entertainment. With its German-speaking service and focus on well-being, Mein Schiff 4 is ideal for travelers seeking a refined and stress-free cruise experience.
Mein Schiff 5, operated by TUI Cruises, is a premium all-inclusive cruise ship launched in 2016, offering a relaxed and stylish cruising experience. Designed with German-speaking travelers in mind, the ship features modern Scandinavian-inspired interiors, spacious staterooms, and a strong focus on wellness and sustainability.
The ship has a capacity of around 2,500 guests and offers a wide range of amenities, including 12 restaurants and bistros, 14 bars and lounges, a 25-meter outdoor pool, and an expansive 2,000-square-meter spa and fitness area. Mein Schiff 5 also emphasizes eco-friendly technologies, such as energy-efficient systems and advanced emission control, ensuring a greener voyage across the seas.
AIDAprima is the flagship of AIDA Cruises, launched into service in April 2016. The 300 m, 125,000 GT vessel accommodates around 3,300 passengers and 900 crew across 18 decks. It features innovative sustainability technologies, including a dual‑fuel engine system (LNG/diesel), Mitsubishi’s Air Lubrication System (MALS) to lower drag and emissions, and a 10 MWh battery storage system for zero‑emission operations in port. Its onboard attractions include the Glass‑roofed Four Elements activity zone—home to the AIDA Racer waterslide, lazy river, climbing wall, and Skywalk—and a UV‑permeable Beach Club dome that doubles as a dance club after dark.
Celestyal Journey is a classic mid‑size cruise ship built in 1994 (originally as Holland America’s Ryndam), joining Celestyal Cruises in September 2023 after a major refit. The ship carries up to 1,260 guests in 630 cabins across 12 decks, blending elegant, traditional cruising charm with modern amenities. It’s well suited for immersive itineraries across the Greek Islands, Eastern Mediterranean, and seasonal cruises in the Arabian Gulf.
Costa Toscana is a flagship LNG-powered cruise ship from Costa Cruises, representing the latest in sustainable and stylish Italian cruising. Inspired by the beauty and culture of Tuscany, the ship features elegant interiors, over 20 restaurants and bars, a beach club, and an open-air promenade. With space for over 6,500 guests, it offers family-friendly amenities, a multi-deck spa, themed entertainment, and a large water park. Powered by liquefied natural gas, Costa Toscana also uses advanced eco-friendly technologies to reduce emissions and promote responsible travel.
AIDAprima is the flagship of AIDA Cruises, launched into service in April 2016. The 300 m, 125,000 GT vessel accommodates around 3,300 passengers and 900 crew across 18 decks. It features innovative sustainability technologies, including a dual‑fuel engine system (LNG/diesel), Mitsubishi’s Air Lubrication System (MALS) to lower drag and emissions, and a 10 MWh battery storage system for zero‑emission operations in port. Its onboard attractions include the Glass‑roofed Four Elements activity zone—home to the AIDA Racer waterslide, lazy river, climbing wall, and Skywalk—and a UV‑permeable Beach Club dome that doubles as a dance club after dark.
Oceania Vista is the first ship in Oceania Cruises’ new Allura class, debuted in 2023 with a capacity of approximately 1,200 guests and luxury-forward design. It features all-veranda accommodations, spacious staterooms, and seamless indoor‑outdoor living spaces that blend softness and elegance.
With 12 culinary venues, including three brand‑new restaurants—Ember, Aquamar Kitchen, and a dedicated onboard bakery—it delivers “The Finest Cuisine at Sea®” through gourmet dining onboard.
Seven Seas Navigator is an intimate luxury all-suite ship accommodating just 490 guests with 248 ocean-view suites (90% with private balconies), offering personalized service, elegant dining across multiple venues, and enriching entertainment. This smaller ship delivers a high ratio of space per passenger and comprehensive all-inclusive amenities, ideal for destination-focused travelers. For cruises departing from Doha, Navigator often embarks on long-distance itineraries across the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean.
Celestyal Discovery joined the Celestyal fleet in March 2024, following its acquisition and full refurbishment (formerly named AIDAaura). The mid‑size vessel accommodates around 1,266 passengers across 633 cabins, with roughly 10% offering balconies, including upscale two‑room Dream Suites. Its public spaces evoke Greek art and culture—with earthy cove‑like tones, fluid lines and Aegean‑themed décor throughout.
The Azamara Pursuit is a cruise ship that sails for Azamara Club Cruises. Originally built in 2001, the ship was refurbished in 2018 and has a capacity for 702 passengers with a crew of 408. It is a smaller ship that is well-suited for accessing ports that are not reachable by larger vessels. The ship is a sister ship to Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest, and features a variety of amenities including multiple restaurants, a spa, and a pool.