Fincantieri Delivers MSC Seashore

Fincantieri delivered the first Seaside EVO-class ship today (July 26, 2021), MSC Seashore, at their Monfalcone yard near Trieste. The 170,400-ton vessel is the largest ship ever built in Italy. It is the third of the Seaside line and the first of the larger evolution of the class. 

Photos courtesy of MSC Cruises and Fincantieri. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without express permission.

Keel Laid for MSC Seashore

Fincantieri laid the keel today for MSC Seashore at their Monfalcone yard (near Trieste). Although they still put the coins under the keel in today's ceremony, this was a bit different because the cruise line actually released a lot of news at the event.

The complete story appeared in the September 19 edition of Cruise News Daily. 

The first block of MSC Seashore is lowered into place in the dry dock at Fincantieri's Monfalcone yard. 

Two gold coins were placed below the keel before it was laid. 

Photos courtesy of Fincantieri. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without express permission.

Longer Means New Layout

MSC opened the next Seaside-class ship for reservations today, but since it's the first of the next generation of the class, the line also released some new details of the class.

The complete story appeared in the June 26 issue of Cruise News Daily. 

The Ships Keep Coming

Fincantieri cut the first steel today at their Monfalcone yard for the first 169,400-ton Seaside EVO (evolution) ship which MSC revealed will be named MSC Seashore.

The complete story appeared in the November 26 edition of Cruise News Daily. 

Rendering courtesy of MSC Cruises. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without express permission.