Rosen Inn International

A few minutes' walk from several points of interest, shops and entertainment venues, this family 6-storey hotel is on International Drive. It is also close to SeaWorld® Orlando, and Walt Disney World® theme parks. The nearest airport is Orlando International Airport, 23 km away. Each guest room is fitted with a mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, cable TV, an electronic safe, and bathroom with hairdryer. Guests can enjoy beer, wine, or spirit in the relaxed atmosphere at the lounge. There is also a restaurant for a full course meal including hot and fresh specialty pizzas. The hotel features 2 meeting rooms with all connectivity needed. Guests arriving by car may also use the hotel parking area.

Orlando

Orlando, Florida is one of the most dynamic and fast-growing cities in the United States, globally renowned as the theme park capital of the world. Home to world-famous attractions such as Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, and SeaWorld, the city attracts millions of visitors each year seeking entertainment, adventure, and family-friendly experiences. Beyond the theme parks, Orlando offers a vibrant urban culture with a thriving dining scene, upscale shopping districts, professional sports teams, and a lively nightlife, particularly around areas like International Drive, Downtown Orlando, and Winter Park. The city's year-round subtropical climate, with warm temperatures and abundant sunshine, makes it an appealing destination in every season, especially for travelers escaping colder climates. In addition to its tourism appeal, Orlando has developed into a diverse and forward-looking metropolitan area with a strong economy and rich cultural identity. The city is a growing hub for technology, healthcare, aerospace, and education, supported by institutions such as the University of Central Florida, one of the largest universities in the nation. Orlando's neighborhoods blend modern development with historic charm, while nearby natural landscapes offer lakes, wetlands, and wildlife preserves that showcase Florida's unique ecosystem. With its combination of world-class attractions, economic opportunity, and relaxed lifestyle, Orlando continues to stand out as both a premier travel destination and an increasingly desirable place to live and work.

Port Canaveral

Ideal for the NASA Space Central at Cape Canaveral or a visit to the theme parks of Walt Disney World or Universal in Orlando.

MSC Grandiosa

Hang out by the pool, experience illusions displayed on the promenade’s gigantic digital dome roof, visit the amusement park or see a dazzling Broadway number. During a cruise onboard MSC Grandiosa you can choose from a broad range of activities for the whole family.

Nassau (Bahamas)

A scattered group of islands off the coast of Florida make up the Bahamas and these really mark the gateway to the Caribbean. Cruise ships dock in Nassau (the capital) where you will find the usual selection of shops and also the magnificent Atlantis Hotel with its water park, marine habitat and Dolphin Cay.

Ocean Cay Marine Reserve, Bahamas

MSC's private island in the Bahamas to enjoy a day on the beach, have a complimentary beach BBQ, explore the marine habitat and perhaps partake in some adrenalin pumping water sports.

Cozumel

Cozumel is an island just 12 miles long and situated 20 minutes ferry ride from the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Cozumel is really a staging post for cruise passengers to visit mainland Mexico with its Mayan ruins at Tulum. Cozumel town is lively with its many bars and myriad of shops. Explore the Xel Ha aquatic park with its subterranean rivers, natural pools and sacred Mayan Lagoon. We found the scuba diving here to be the best in Caribbean. The best beach is located in the Punta Sur Ecological Park.

Costa Maya

Costa Maya is a small tourist region in Mexico on the border with Belize, which until recently was British Honduras. The area is generally undeveloped but has a large pier with a new and modern tourist shopping mall to accommodate cruise ships. The centre has a central plaza with saltwater pools and 'swim-up' style bars. The nearest village to the cruise port is the fishing village of Mahahual approximately 3 kilometers away with soft sand beaches, grass thatched palapas, and a coral reef a short distance off-shore called Banco Chinchorro, as well as several bars, restaurants, and shops. Costa Maya is the closest port of access to many of the lesser known Mayan ruins in the Yucatan Peninsula.