MSC Seaview

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The MSC Seaview is a cruise ship that was ordered in October 2015 and was delivered in June 2018. It was built at Fincantieri shipyards in Monfalcone, Italy. The MSC Seaside is its twin ship. These ships have a different design from all the other liners that the MSC fleet now has; these are ships where the design is to offer a lot more outdoor space to the passengers. There is a walk all around the liner, ideal for taking a walk at any time of the day but this course also offers the opportunity to connect with different places on the ship such as shops, restaurants, bars or with places to relax. The original idea is to have a closer connection between the interior and the sea. It was inaugurated in June 2018 with a route on the Mediterranean, starting from the port of Genoa. The liner has a length of 323 meters. There is capacity for just over 5100 passengers and more than 1400 crew members. Another of the attractions is the 4-storey glass atrium and the panoramic elevator. You will find all the other typical areas on the ships: aquapark, sauna, beauty salon, theater, solarium, etc., all spread out on the 18 decks of the liner.

Tips

At the time of making your reservation, you will have several cabin options, there are 5 cabin categories with several size and service options depending on the category.

Pacuare Lodge, Costa Rica

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Pacuare Lodge is a unique jungle getaway nested deep inside the enchanting and captivating Pacuare River and tropical forest. It is a recognized ecolodge completely surrounded by nature in its purest and most primitive state. Guests of the lodge experience the most coveted of travelers rewards, an opportunity to savor the spirit of the rainforest!

The lodge has been carefully designed for a perfect balance with its natural surroundings. It has been cited by World Tourism Organization for its model sustainable ecotourism practices, and was chosen by Outdoor Magazine as one of the 10 best adventure destinations in the world. The two-story lodge has 8 cozy wooden bungalows with thatched palm roofs that hide beneath giant tropical trees, a rustic dining area on the first floor, and an open-air lounge on the second floor with sitting areas and hammocks.

Tips

There are two ways to get there, by a jungle path or rafting, taking the raft could be the fun.

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The Alhambra of Granada, Spain

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The Alhambra of Granada, Spain, is a palatial ensemble and one of the major monuments of Islamic architecture (Nasrid period). Al-Hamra, in Arabic, means red, the color that the walls take at sunset. Located on a hill, we find the Moorish palace and the Renaissance palace of Charles V and a church built in the place of a mosque. The Alcazaba (primitive citadel) housed the men of war. The ensemble of the Nasrid palaces is organized in multiple rectangular rooms connected to each other by vestibules arranged around two courtyards: the Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtle Court) and the Patio de los leones (Court of lions). There are white marble columns with rich filigree ornamentation as well as blue and yellow azulejos. Its gardens, Partal Gardens, are in successive stages separated by stairs and pergolas.

Tips

You will have the best view of Granada from the Alcazaba, fantastic!

Wear comfortable shoes as there is plenty to walk, bring your sunglasses and sun protection.

Ask for tours that pick you up and return you to the hotel every day. It’s worth it because you will be accompanied by a guide who will tell you the rich history of the place.

If you like Arabic handicrafts, you will find shops nearby that will offer you a wide range of items: ottomans, carpets, lamps, frames, teapots, etc.