MSC Cruises upgrade MSC Yacht Club restaurant across Fantasia Class Ships

MSC Cruises announced upgrades to the MSC Yacht Club Restaurant across the line’s FantasiaClass ships, introducing a contemporary and elegant new design, with the experience already available on .
MSC Cruises has been undertaking a comprehensive refurbishment and upgrade programme across many of its ships – a significant investment in continuously modernising its fleet and enhancing the guest experience.
Many of these upgrades relate to the Line’s award-winning, all-inclusive luxury cruising concept, the MSC Yacht Club, which has been added to all four Musica class ships, and now with an enhanced MSC Yacht Club Restaurant on all four Fantasia class ships.
Guests sailing in the MSC Yacht Club will be able to enjoy these redesigned restaurants which will offer a fresh and elegant dining atmosphere. The new interior embraces a contemporary and refined aesthetic featuring a modern layout which incorporates darker tones, soft textures and sophisticated lighting, creating an intimate atmosphere. Vertical elements and subtle partitions add structure to the space, enhancing privacy while maintaining openness and fluidity, while panoramic sea views remain a defining feature.
The newly upgraded MSC Yacht Club restaurant is now available on board following the ship’s completion of her refurbishment at the Palumbo Malta Shipyard and has since began her winter sailings in the Mediterranean. The refurbishment will be rolled out across the line’s Fantasia Class ships with to be completed in December 2026, followed by April 2027 and in February 2028.

Within the redesigned setting, the MSC Yacht Club restaurant on board delivers an unforgettable dining experience, combining exceptional food and personalised service. Guests can choose from a variety of sophisticated menus and enjoy a dedicated 24/7 culinary staff as well as a sommelier on-hand, ensuring an elevated dining experience that reflects the premium identity the MSC Yacht Club experience is known for.
A private restaurant is just one exclusive amenity on offer to guests sailing in the MSC Yacht Club. The “ship-within-a-ship” concept provides guests the ultimate comfort, privacy and personalised service while on holiday with keycard-only access to an array of private venues. Guests can enjoy 24-hour butler and concierge service, spacious and elegantly appointed suites, and access to a private oasis of facilities, including a dedicated restaurant, lounge, private sundeck with whirlpools, and grill restaurant and bar, all seamlessly integrated within the ship.

Itineraries now available to book on featuring the newly redesigned MSC Yacht Club Restaurant include
· : Seven-night sailings from Barcelona (Spain), February through May 2026, exploring Marseille (France), Genoa, Naples, Palermo (Italy), and La Goulette for Tunis (Tunisia).
· Seven-night sailings from Barcelona (Spain), May through November 2026, visitingMarseille (France), Livorno, Cagliari, Palermo (Italy), Valletta (Malta).
· Eight-to-nine-night itinerariesfromBuenosAires (Argentina), November 2026 through March 2027, to destinations includingRio de Janeiro, Ilhabela,Ilha Grande, Balneario Camboriu (Brazil), and Punta del Este (Uruguay).
· : Nine-night sailings from Trieste (Italy), April through November 2027, to destinations like Split (Croatia), Piraeus (Greece), Kusadasi, Istanbul, (Turkey), Corfu (Greece), and Bari (Italy).
Additional enhancements to Fantasia class ships include a redesigned Future Cruise office onboard, where guests can plan and book their next cruise while on their current voyage, offering exclusive advantages. The newly designed office has been expanded and now features a contemporary design with modern and elegant furnishings, additional seating and breathtaking sea views –offering guests a comfortable and enjoyable experience as they book their next cruise. The new Future Cruise office is currently available on whilewill complete her upgrades later this year.
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