MSC Cruises has opened sales for the inaugural season in the Western Mediterranean of its upcoming Seaside Evo-class cruise ship MSC Seashore.
Due for launch in June 2021, MSC Seashore will sail seven-night itineraries calling at Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Naples, Messina and Valletta.
At the time of writing, sales are only open for MSC Voyagers Club members until July 11th, 2019, when everyone else will be able to book.
MSC Seashore will be the first of two ships for the Seaside Evo-class
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Seashore is the first of two Seaside Evo ships, which are based on the Seaside-class, but feature extended public spaces, more staterooms and the highest ratio of outdoor space per guest of any cruise ship in the line’s fleet.
MSC Seashore will carry 4,560 guests and with her larger footprint will debut new public areas as well as optimizing the location of other areas throughout the ship.
The ziplines are a defining feature of the Seaside-class
“Each and every ship that we build is different,” says Gianni Onorato, Chief Executive Officer of MSC Cruises. “MSC Seashore is an evolution of the ground-breaking Seaside prototype but this enriched ship has allowed us to further enhance the guest experience with the introduction of new features and facilities as well as some further improvement of the existing ones.”
“With an increased capacity and expanded facilities, MSC Seashore will offer guests myriad opportunities to get closer to the sea, providing yet more options for vacationers to enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean when the ship comes into service,” he added.
The Seaside Evo-class will be slightly larger than the existing Seaside-class ships MSC Seaside and Seaview
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A new double deck show lounge has been created below the aft pool, which is now on Deck 8, while the indoor pool on Deck 18 will be extended with an additional deck over and around the pool.
The family offering has also been expanded with an even bigger kids’ area and the ultimate state-of-the-art waterpark.
A brand-new restaurant will be introduced for Aurea guests as well as an additional main restaurant.
There will also be a new location for the specialty restaurants on Deck 8, as the buffet will move to Deck 16. This new position for the specialty restaurants allows for waterfront seating on the waterfront boardwalk bringing guests ever closer to the sea as they enjoy their lunch or dinner.
MSC Seashore will also feature new stateroom designs such as connected staterooms for families and groups.
The MSC Yacht Club will offer a new style of suite, featuring a walk-in wardrobe. In addition, there will be two more luxury suites with whirlpool baths, and 28 more terraced staterooms with their own private area for sunbathing, according to a press release.
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