Palermo → La Goulette (Tunis) → Naples → Palermo

via Barcelona, Genoa, Marseille

MSC Euribia

7 nights

December 30, 2026–January 6, 2027

Jibhop recommendation

Okay to book
High confidence

Prices are close to their usual levels across cabin categories.

  • ✓ Interior prices are 2% above their usual range.
  • ✓ Overall pricing is 2% above typical.
  • ✓ 2 tracked cabin categories remain above normal pricing.

What should you book?

No cabin is an amazing value right now.

The interior is closest to its usual price, but is still 2% above typical.

All cabin categories

Interior

About average · 2% above typical

$1,430

$204/night

Oceanview

About average

$1,728

$247/night

Balcony

About average · 4% above typical

$1,995

$285/night

Suite

Unavailable

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Prices were last updated about 6 hours ago.

Price history

Why we're recommending this

Interior pricing is $1,430, compared with a typical fare of $1,397.

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MSC Euribia • December 30, 2026 • departs in about 2 months

Last 90 days

What kind of trip is this?

Port-heavy itinerary with stops in Italy, Tunisia, and Spain, and 1 other country

Embarks in Palermo, Italy • ends in Palermo, Italy • 5 ports of call • 1 sea days

  • 7 nights
  • 5 ports
  • 1 sea day
  • Meraviglia Plus-class ship
  • Round-trip sailing
  • Palermo ↔

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Embark port
Disembark port
Port of call

Route

Palermo → La Goulette (Tunis) → Barcelona → Marseille → Genoa + 2 more

  1. 1

    Palermo, Italy

    Wednesday, Dec 30, 2026

  2. 2

    La Goulette (Tunis), Tunisia

    Thursday, Dec 31, 2026

  3. 3

    At sea

    Friday, Jan 1, 2027

  4. 4

    Barcelona, Spain

    Saturday, Jan 2, 2027

  5. 5

    Marseille, France

    Sunday, Jan 3, 2027

  6. 6

    Genoa, Italy

    Monday, Jan 4, 2027

  7. 7

    Naples, Italy

    Tuesday, Jan 5, 2027

  8. 8

    Palermo, Italy

    Wednesday, Jan 6, 2027

The ship

MSC Euribia

MSC Euribia is a Meraviglia Plus-class ship in MSC Cruises' fleet.

Guests
4,828
Built
2023
Tonnage
181,541 GT
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