Casino At The Cruise

I went with my husband for the first time a large cruise ship sailing. Ship, weighing 94,000 tonnes, was launched a year ago, and it is called Mgnifikh. It is beautifully designed, tastefully Italian.
We appealed to the fact that the passage came from Haifa, since we the villagers. I booked a room with a terrace on the 9th floor of the 14 story building. The track was in the Mediterranean Sea and the ship docked in Katakolon, Greece Peloponnese peninsula, Dubrovnik, Croatia, and Venice, Bari and-Verona - they are three ports in Italy. On the way back the ship docked on the island of Rhodes, in Limassol, Cyprus, and from there back to Haifa. Total of 10 nights.
MSC enabled on selected dates during the winter to raise a small amount of Haifa, Israel on the ship, so that most of the passengers were from other countries. We enjoyed very much! Such a holiday, open a suitcase once (ie, no need to repackage the different destinations).
You can tour the beaches at various ports, optionally, an additional charge. We got the beautiful Dubrovnik, we visited one of the villages surrounding it and enjoyed the hospitality of Croatian family which included a dance performance in traditional costume and homemade refreshments (cheese, wine, olives and baked goods).

The ship can enjoy world-class entertainment nightly, indoor heated pool flanked by Jacuzzis, an entertainment team runs the guests in various activities such as aerobics, dancing, quizzes, and games company. In the afternoon and evening music is played, each a different musical style bar. There is a bar on board a ship full of TV screens to watch different sports games. And of course not to forget that there is also a luxurious casino, duty-free shops.
In addition, there is also a children's activity. And the most fun to walk in the morning on the 14th floor deck for some air and sea and look at the vastness of the blue sea, or enjoy a continental. See Venice from the sea This is a unique experience, or to sail in front of various Greek islands.
In short, highly recommended!