2 Nights Spain Cruise

Travel Idea: 2 Nights Spain Cruise

Enjoy an unforgettable cruise for 2 adults and 0 children aboard the elegant MSC Seaview. This 2 nights, Spain itinerary is ideal for a short escape, combining comfort, Mediterranean atmosphere, and beautiful sea views. On board you’ll find a wide range of restaurants, bars, entertainment shows, pools, and leisure areas, perfect for a romantic getaway or a relaxing break.

Your package includes:

• Accommodation in a chosen cabin category on MSC Seaview for 2 nights
• Full-board meals on board (breakfast, lunch, and dinner at main restaurants and buffet)
• Onboard entertainment: live music, shows, and daily activities
• Access to pools, fitness center, and common leisure areas
• Port taxes and basic service charges (where applicable)

Optional extras you may add:

• Shore excursions in Spanish ports (guided city tours, cultural visits, beach transfers)
• Drink packages (soft drinks, wine, cocktails, and premium options)
• Spa and wellness treatments (massages, thermal area access)
• Specialty restaurants for gourmet dinners

This short cruise is a great way to experience the Spanish coastline from the sea, with the comfort of unpacking once and letting the MSC Seaview take you from port to port in style.

As your travel agent, I recommend preparing for your Spain cruise with a mix of practical guides and inspirational reading:

• Guidebooks about Spain and the Mediterranean
• – “Rick Steves Spain” (Rick Steves): Very traveler-friendly, with clear walking tours, cultural tips, and practical advice.
• – “Lonely Planet Spain” (Lonely Planet): Excellent for an overview of Spanish regions, cities, and coastal ports you might visit.
• – “DK Eyewitness Spain”: Great visual guide with maps, photos, and illustrated highlights of monuments and neighborhoods.
• Port and city guides (depending on your route)
• – If your cruise includes Barcelona: “Time Out Barcelona” or “Lonely Planet Pocket Barcelona” for restaurants, bars, and short stays.
• – For other common cruise ports (Valencia, Málaga, Palma de Mallorca): “Lonely Planet Pocket” series (e.g., “Pocket Valencia”, “Pocket Málaga & Costa del Sol”, “Pocket Mallorca”) are perfect for short port calls.
• Cruise-specific reading
• – “The Unofficial Guide to Cruises” by Heidi Sarna: General cruise tips, how to make the most of ship facilities, and practical planning ideas.
• – Check MSC Cruises’ official website and the MSC Seaview deck plans: they usually provide downloadable PDFs and tips about restaurants, entertainment, and cabin locations.
• Cultural and background reading
• – “Spain: A History” edited by Raymond Carr (for a deeper understanding of Spanish history and culture).
• – “Ghosts of Spain” by Giles Tremlett (a more narrative approach to modern Spain, politics, and society).
• Online resources
• – Official tourism sites like Spain.info (Spain’s official tourism portal) for updated information on events and attractions at each port.
• – Cruise forums such as Cruise Critic, where past MSC Seaview passengers share reviews, tips about the ship, and port recommendations.

If you share your exact departure port and the cities included in your itinerary, I can refine these suggestions and recommend more precise guides and shore-excursion ideas tailored to your route.