MSC Seascape entered service in late 2022 and arrived in Miami in December 2022 as her main US base. She is a Seaside EVO ship, a larger evolution of the Seaside class, measuring 170,412 gross tons with 4,540 guests at double occupancy (5,877 maximum).
The Seaside design brings guests closer to the water, with a promenade on a low deck lined with restaurants, bars and shops. She sails Caribbean itineraries, and many include a day at MSC's Bahamas private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve.
Highlights
Waterfront promenade
A low-deck outdoor boardwalk with dining and bars near the ocean.
ROBOTRON
A robotic-arm thrill ride on the top deck.
MSC Yacht Club
A private suite area with its own restaurant, lounge and pool.
Ocean Cay
Caribbean itineraries often include MSC's Bahamas private island.
Best for
- Families on Caribbean cruises
- Travelers who like outdoor deck space
- Yacht Club suite fans
Good to know before you book
- The 20-deck figure is the total deck count.
- Drinks packages and Wi-Fi are sold separately unless bundled in your fare.
- We could not confirm the ship's 2026-2027 homeport from official sources, so none is listed.
Where MSC Seascape sails
Deployments change by season and year. Recent and announced itineraries include:
MSC Seascape questions
What is a Seaside EVO ship?
Seaside EVO is MSC's enlarged version of the Seaside class, with more cabins and more deck space. MSC Seashore and MSC Seascape are the two EVO ships.
How big is MSC Seascape?
She measures 170,412 gross tons and carries 4,540 guests at double occupancy (5,877 maximum), with about 1,648 crew.
Does MSC Seascape visit Ocean Cay?
Many of her Caribbean itineraries include Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, MSC's private island in the Bahamas.
Sources and fact-checking (last checked October 14, 2026)
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