MSC Seashore review—what to expect on this hidden gem at sea
After spending nearly a week aboard the MSC Seashore cruise ship, I'm excited to share this MSC Seashore review of what I discovered to be a hidden gem that brilliantly marries New York City's sophistication with luxurious ocean voyaging. My 4-night Bahamas cruise with MSC began in Port Canaveral, and sailed to Miami, Ocean Cay, and Nassau, Bahamas.
From the moment I stepped into the stunning atrium with its sophisticated chrome accents and mirror-finished details, I knew this sailing would be different from the dozens of Caribbean cruises I'd experienced before. The MSC Seashore's elegant New York-themed décor flows seamlessly throughout the ship, from the aptly named Manhattan Restaurant to the show-stopping Statue of Liberty centerpiece in what might be the most beautiful casino I've seen at sea.
As an experienced cruiser with over 100 sailings under my belt, I was thoroughly impressed by how this 170,412-ton masterpiece captures the essence of the Big Apple while delivering an exceptional, intimate cruise experience.
At 1,112 feet long (that's about four football fields!), the Seashore isn't just MSC Cruises’ largest ship – it's also their most innovative, offering unique features like the Bridge of Sighs, a glass-floored walkway suspended 72 feet above the ocean.
