This Is the Smallest Cabin I've Lived In. And It's Enough.
After 1,100 nights living on cruise ships, I’m trying MSC for the first time. My husband and I booked a junior interior cabin for the lowest cost… for 42 nights! It's the smallest cabin I've lived in, and of course no window, and no balcony. But I like it. And for what my husband and I actually need for full-time minimalist cruise living, it's sufficient. In this video, I'm going to show you exactly what this cabin looks like, and compare it to the interior cabins we've lived in on Sky Princess, including storage for backpack life, the bathroom, the bed and pillows, and what actually matters when you're not just cruising for a week but living here week after week. Our goal isn't luxury, it's freedom. That means no rent, no car, no utilities, no errands, no chores, but it also means being real about what "sufficient" looks like. If you're thinking about MSC, thinking about Princess, or wondering if you could actually live in an interior cabin full-time, this one is for you.