MV La Belle de L'Adriatique
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MV La Belle de L'Adriatique
The MS La Belle de l’Adriatique is a CroisiEurope vessel operating in the Adriatic Sea with itineraries across Croatia, Greece and Montenegro, including stops such as Dubrovnik, Athens and various destinations along the Adriatic coast. It offers a small-capacity maritime cruise experience in full board, focused on cultural discovery and relaxation across the Mediterranean region. The onboard experience includes wellness facilities such as a jacuzzi and services designed for comfort throughout the voyage, aligned with a boutique cruise atmosphere. This ship is suited to travellers seeking an intimate Adriatic cruise experience combining coastal exploration, cultural visits and a relaxed, sea-focused onboard environment.
Itineraries of the MV La Belle de L'Adriatique
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decks plans
Deck 5
Sun deck
Deck 4
Upper deck
Deck 3
Boat deck
Deck 2
Main deck
Deck 1
Lower deck
Technical specifications
- Passengers: 195
- Decks: 4
- Length: 110 m
- Width: 12 m
Frequently Asked Questions
110 m long by 12.30 m wide, over 4 decks. That beam is the second widest in the CroisiEurope fleet after the 15 m of the MS Loire Princesse. Width matters at sea: it buys stability in weather that a 10 m river hull would not have.
195 passengers with 47 crew, roughly 4.2 guests per crew member. That is the same ratio as the operator's mid-size river boats, even though a seagoing ship needs more technical staff.
CroisiEurope does not publish the cabin count for this ship, and we will not derive it from the 195-passenger capacity, because some cabins are singles and others take three. Our advisors obtain the exact deck plan from the operator before placing a group.
She is a seagoing ship in a river fleet. Of about fifty CroisiEurope vessels, only two sail the open sea: this one and the MV La Belle des Océans. The usual river-cruise arguments, no swell and city-centre berths, do not automatically apply here.
Two 8-day programmes. Croatia and Montenegro round trip from Dubrovnik, calling at Mljet, Korcula, Sibenik, Trogir, Split, Hvar, Vis and Kotor. Then Sicily and Southern Italy, Valletta to Naples via Porto Empedocle, Trapani, Palermo and Salerno.
It depends on the itinerary. Naples is served non-stop from Montreal-Trudeau on a seasonal route. Dubrovnik and Valletta need at least one connection, usually through Paris, Frankfurt or Rome. Plan a night ashore before embarkation either way.
Upper and lifeboat deck cabins have large picture windows; main and lower deck cabins have portholes only. That is the most concrete difference between categories. On an 8-day cruise with several overnight passages, daylight in the cabin changes the trip.
CroisiEurope does not publish it for this ship. On a four-deck vessel that answer decides the comfort of a guest with reduced mobility, so our advisors have it confirmed in writing by the operator before booking. We would rather say we do not know than assume.
A restaurant on the main deck, a lounge bar on the lifeboat deck, and a sun deck with two jacuzzis and loungers. There is no pool, no spa and no gym.
No laundry service on an eight-day cruise, and no balcony in any category. Guests who discover Adriatic swell on the third evening are the other classic disappointment, and that one is avoided by asking the question when booking.
Full board and drinks with meals and at the bar. Gratuities, the premium wine list and transfers are not included. Shore excursions vary by maritime programme, and that is the point to clarify before signing.
No. They remain at the guest's discretion and are given at the end of the cruise. CroisiEurope publishes a recommended amount per person per day in its terms of sale; your advisor gives you that figure when you book.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available in cabins and public areas and is included in the fare. At sea, coverage depends on the satellite link and is less steady than on a river. Anyone who has to work on board should not rely on it.
You can, but there is no kids club, no pool and no programming for them. The experience is built on ports and cultural visits. For a family with primary-school children, a short river cruise fits better than eight days among the Croatian islands.
You might, unlike on the operator's river boats where the question barely arises. The Adriatic and the Strait of Sicily are crossed overnight and swell is felt on a 110 m hull. A sensitive guest should plan preventive medication and ask for a low, midship cabin.
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