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MSC Seashore
MSC Seashore

MSC Seashore

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About MSC Seashore

MSC Seashore lets you walk out over the open sea: the glass floor of her Infinity Bridge gives views in every direction, all the way to the horizon. An MSC Cruises ship, she fills her days with waterslides, open-counter steak and Japanese grill cooking, and her evenings with live jazz and themed parties under a sliding roof. She sails the Caribbean from Miami between November and March, then crosses the Atlantic to spend April in the Western Mediterranean.

Crew

1648

Passengers

5877

Currency

EUR, USD

Decks

14

Language

German, English, Spanish, Italian, French

Length

339

Launch Date

2021

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Sliding roofs, jazz and VR: evenings on MSC Seashore

Evenings on MSC Seashore turn on a bar with a sliding roof, a café that fills with jazz, and an arcade of virtual reality games. The Jungle Beach Bar changes with the weather: on fine days it is a pool area to relax in, and on rainy evenings the roof closes and it becomes a party venue for themed nights, from retro parties to Gatsby evenings.

Brooklyn Café serves speciality coffee at its bar by day, then becomes a cosy meeting place with a live band and jazz after dark; it is free to walk in, with drinks and food paid for. The Arcade is the livelier corner, where friends and families chase high scores and step into immersive virtual reality worlds, including a rhythm game that casts you as a rock star. Games and VR sessions are charged separately.

Steak, teppanyaki and tacos: dining on MSC Seashore

A steakhouse, a teppanyaki grill and a taco cantina give MSC Seashore much of her character at dinner, each priced à la carte. Butcher’s Cut Steakhouse is the one to book: an open counter lets you watch prime cuts, dry-aged Tomahawk among them, being prepared in a room styled on America’s golden age, with surf-and-turf on the menu too.

Teppanyaki seats you at one of four open cooking stations, where the chefs cook with flair and flame in front of you. Hola! Tacos & Cantina is the casual counterpart, with blue corn tacos, empanadas and tortilla soup at lunch and dinner, and tequilas and mezcals to share.

Caribbean through the Australian summer, the Mediterranean in autumn

From November to March, across the Australian summer, MSC Seashore sails the Caribbean on round-trips from Miami of 6 to 9 nights or 13 to 15 nights, and the longer voyages make the most of the flight. Ports vary between departures, but Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, Philipsburg on St. Maarten, Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas and Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in the Bahamas are among her calls.

In March she crosses the Atlantic one way from Miami to Marseille, Barcelona or Genoa over 15 to 19 nights; stops change, but Ponta Delgada in the Azores, Cádiz and Palma de Mallorca are typical. In April, the Australian autumn, she sails 6- and 7-night round-trips in the Western Mediterranean from Barcelona or Genoa, with Marseille, Naples, Palermo and Valletta among the ports you might see — the cruises from Barcelona in 2027 show what leaves from there.

She also runs 3- and 4-night round-trips from Port Canaveral, with Nassau and Ocean Cay among the usual stops. Wherever she sails from, we book the flights, a night or two in port either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday, so a Port Canaveral sailing becomes part of a longer trip and a crossing ends with your flight home from Marseille, Barcelona or Genoa. Her sister ship is MSC Seascape, and the rest of the line’s ships are on our MSC Cruises page.

What is complimentary on MSC Seashore?

The buffet, the waterslides and the glass walkways are included in MSC Seashore’s fare, while the specialty restaurants, the virtual reality games and drinks at the bars carry a charge unless a drinks package covers them. The Buffet runs from breakfast to late-night snacks, with dishes from Asia to the Mediterranean. The Aquapark turns sea days into winding slides, water sprays and tipping buckets, and the Bridge of Sighs is a glass walkway with clear sea views, made for watching the sunset.

MSC Seashore cabins and deck plans

The MSC Yacht Club is MSC Seashore’s private suite area — MSC’s ship within a ship — with 24-hour butler assistance. Its guests have the Top Sail Lounge with sea views and complimentary premium drinks, their own restaurant, and a sundeck and pool with hot tubs, a solarium and a grill and bar. Her cabins and deck plans show where the Yacht Club sits and how the rest of her cabins are laid out around it.

Cruise1st books MSC Seashore across her Caribbean and Mediterranean sailings. Our Best Price Guarantee applies. Read what guests thought in the MSC Seashore guest reviews, then look through our Caribbean sailings for 2027 to find her Miami departures.

Come aboard the MSC Seashore and discover one of 79 cabin categories on a total of 14 decks that can accommodate 5877 passengers. Choose your dream cabin and feel at home on board the MSC Seashore!

Cabins and Decks

Come aboard the MSC Seashore and discover one of 79 cabin categories on a total of 14 decks that can accommodate 5877 passengers. Choose your dream cabin and feel at home on board the MSC Seashore!

Customer reviews for MSC Seashore

4.1

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3 Customer reviews for MSC Seashore

Ship

4.7

Cabin

4.0

Gastronomy

4.0

Excursions

3.5

Service

4.3

Entertainment

4.3

Aelaine H.

Friends

4.2

11 Days

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17.09.2026

Ship was lovely and modern

The ship was too big and too many people on it. Also catered for middle aged and younger folk rather than over 60s

Peter B.

Couple

4.5

12 Days

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19.11.2025

First time on MSC and loved the ship, staff excellent and plenty to do

Lifts were odd, choosing your floor snd being designated a lift

Excellent room but could have done with more cupboard space i.e do we really need a mini bar

anonymous

Couple

3.8

15 Days

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07.09.2025

Evening shows Cocktails Premier drinks oacksge

English did not seem to be the first language for any of the staff and spent a lot of time repeating ourselves, or just accepting whichever drink was assumed we had asked for The wait for the lifts was a pain I asked for an early sitting at dinner. My husband is diabetic and that suits his routine. We were allocated 7pm. Asked to change but was told not possible

No tea/ coffee making facilities in the room is unacceptable Awful having to get up, get dressed and go up 6 flights or wait ages for a lift to get a morning cuppa which could be cold by time got back to room depending on wait for lifts

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