New Mein Schiff Flow makes its first call at the Port of Málaga

The Port of Málaga welcomed the Mein Schiff Flow on Monday 6 July, marking the first visit of TUI Cruises’ newest giant to the capital of the Costa del Sol.

The ship arrived only a few weeks after being delivered by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri. Its stop in Málaga formed part of a seven-day cruise departing from and returning to Palma de Mallorca, with additional calls in Tangier and Barcelona.

During the visit, the vessel remained docked at the Levante cruise terminal. Shuttle buses were provided to transport passengers into Málaga city centre, while organised excursions and cycling tours gave visitors the opportunity to explore the city and other attractions across the province.

A 333-metre cruise ship for almost 4,000 passengers

The Mein Schiff Flow measures 333 metres in length and can accommodate up to 3,984 passengers. It has 1,945 cabins across 19 decks, together with a wide selection of restaurants, bars, pools and entertainment facilities.

On board, passengers can find 14 restaurants, 17 bars, three swimming pools, six jacuzzis, a theatre, casino, nightclub, gym and spa.

The ship is the second vessel in TUI Cruises’ inTUItion class and is the sister ship of the Mein Schiff Relax, which was christened off the coast of Málaga in April 2025.

Both vessels have been designed to operate using liquefied natural gas and marine diesel and are also prepared for the future use of lower-emission alternative fuels.

TUI Cruises has maintained a close relationship with Málaga since 2009, when the company’s first Mein Schiff vessel visited the city. The Mein Schiff Flow is expected to return to Málaga in August and September.

The call schedule, ship length and passenger capacity can be checked in the official cruise programme published by the Port Authority of Málaga, while the vessel’s technical specifications are available in the official Fincantieri announcement.