MSC Cruises marked its return to U.S. cruising with a four-night sailing out of Miami aboard MSC Meraviglia that departed Tuesday evening.

The ship will operate on three- and four-night itineraries from PortMiami. On Sept. 18, it will begin sailing on seven-night cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean.

Four-night cruises will visit Nassau and MSC’s private island destination, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, for an overnight. Three-night itineraries make calls at Ocean Cay. Seven-night sailings will visit Ocean Cay, Nassau and Ocho Rios, Jamaica; the cruises will make a second call at Ocean Cay before returning to Miami.

Courtesy of MSC CruisesMSC Divina sails past the Miami skyline. The Divina, named in honor of actress Sophia Loren, features an infinity pool overlooking the ship’s wake, 150 fountains, a superb theater, water park and roomy suites.

On Sept. 16, MSC Divina will be the second MSC ship to return to U.S. cruising with the launch three-, four- and seven-night itineraries out of Port Canaveral.

“As of today, we once again have the pleasure of showcasing our word-class experiences to U.S. guests, offering them the cruise experience they know and love with upscale dining, dynamic entertainment and immersive activities, including our new private natural paradise, Ocean Cay,” Ruben Rodriguez, president of MSC Cruises USA, said in a statement. 

“It has been a long road, and we are delighted to see demand continue to increase as cruisers grow eager to get back to sea. We are confident that they will find the rich onboard experience that we’re known for, while feeling reassured that their health and safety is our highest priority.”

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