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MSC Seashore to homeport at Port Canaveral
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MSC Cruises will homeport MSC Seashore at Port Canaveral in 2023
Seashore will sail from Port Canaveral beginning with the winter 2023-2024 season as part of a larger expansion featuring a record five ships sailing from US ports.
“We are very excited to welcome the MSC Seashore to Port Canaveral and proud of our partnership with MSC Cruises,” said Port Canaveral CEO Capt. John Murray.
“It further demonstrates that Port Canaveral has earned the confidence and trust to deliver a world-class experience for their cruise guests.”
MSC Seashore will offer a mix of short cruises to the Bahamas and seven-night Western Caribbean sailings.
Western Caribbean itineraries include calls at Cozumel and Costa Maya in México, Belize City and Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve.
It will be the first time a Seaside EVO-class ships sails from Port Canaveral.
Learn more about : MSC Cruises ( N. America )
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