MSC Sinfonia

The two main dining rooms on board the Sinfonia are the Il Galeone and the Il Covo. Each is noteworthy for its beautifully-designed but understated décor that adds an elegant and comfortable feeling to every dining experience, and of course for its excellent food, which includes a range of Mediterranean and international dishes, such as minestrone, swordfish steaks, and delectable dessert offerings like vanilla millefeuille and zabaglione, along with an extensive wine list that just begs to be explored.

For casual dining, there’s the pretty outdoor café La Terrazza, which provides a delectable offering from early morning breakfast to late-evening fare at midnight. Each meal includes a wide range of both cold and hot foods and dishes, with plenty of vegetarian and other speciality options to suit different preferences and requirements. The Sinfonia’s eight bars and lounges also provide a varied range of snacks and light meals, along with their drink menus.

*Please note there is no gluten-free menu available onboard.

Although relatively small in comparison to many other MSC Cruises' ships, MSC Sinfonia has plenty to keep passengers busy, with a gym and on-deck jogging track, a climbing wall, beauty salon, swimming pools and whirlpools, and a library and internet café.

The largest show venue is the Teatro San Carlo, which features a range of different acts, such as acrobatics, music, and dancing. Each of the ship’s bars and lounges has a different theme, such as the relaxed and laid-back pool bar, the fun atmosphere of the Irish pub, Shelagh’s House, and the ornate, antique Le Baroque Café.

For late night fun and dancing, there’s the elegant lounge called Pasha’s Club, and the ship also sports the San Remo Casino for passengers to try their luck, and a video games room for even more fun.