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Seabourn has launched a limited-time promotion
covering selected cruises through 2029. The luxury cruise line’s Explore Beyond
Event offers up to $2,000 in shipboard credit per suite for new bookings made
between September 23 and November 16, 2026.
Reduced deposits are also available in selected
markets, including the United States, Canada and Australia. The promotion
covers itineraries across several regions and includes both conventional luxury
cruises and expedition voyages.
Mediterranean programme includes Ephesus experience
The Mediterranean is one of the main regions featured
in the promotion, with selected 2027 and 2028 departures included. Seabourn
combines its itineraries with destination experiences such as local market
visits and its “Shopping with the Chef” programme.
In Turkey, the cruise line offers its “Evening at
Ephesus”, a private concert staged among the ancient ruins. Mediterranean
itineraries combine major ports with smaller destinations across the region.
One of the selected voyages is an eight-day Seabourn
Ovation cruise from Genoa to Rome, departing April 30, 2027. The itinerary
includes destinations in Italy, France and Tunisia.
Caribbean and Northern Europe among selected
itineraries
The promotion also covers a seven-day Southern
Caribbean voyage aboard Seabourn Ovation from January 2 to 9, 2027. The
itinerary visits Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, combining the three Dutch
Caribbean islands in a single sailing.
In Northern Europe, Seabourn Quest will operate a
seven-day Sweden, Denmark and Kiel Canal itinerary from August 7 to 14, 2027.
The voyage combines Scandinavian destinations with a transit of Germany’s Kiel
Canal.
Guests receiving shipboard credit can use it for a
range of additional services, including shore excursions, spa treatments,
boutique purchases and an upgraded Starlink-powered Stream Wi-Fi package. It
can also be applied to private guided tours and selected culinary experiences.
Expedition ships head for Arctic and Antarctica
More remote destinations are represented by voyages
aboard Seabourn’s expedition ships. Seabourn Venture will operate a 14-day Wild
Isles of the North Atlantic itinerary from June 19 to July 3, 2027, visiting
destinations including the Shetland Islands, Faroe Islands and Iceland.
Seabourn Pursuit will head south for an 11-day
Antarctic voyage departing March 13, 2027. The programme combines exploration
of the Antarctic landscape and wildlife with expedition activities accompanied
by the ship’s specialist team.
Alaska is also included. A 14-day roundtrip voyage
from Vancouver aboard Seabourn Encore, departing June 25, 2027, will combine
glaciers, fjords, the Inside Passage and calls at coastal communities.
Promotion runs until November 16
“The Explore Beyond Event showcases the breadth of
experiences available across our global voyages,” said Seabourn President Mark
Tamis. “Whether exploring local cultures and flavors in the Mediterranean
through Shopping with the Chef, discovering the vibrant islands of the
Caribbean, or venturing to the remote reaches of the Arctic, guests can
experience how exploration and luxury come together at Seabourn.”
The booking window remains open until November 16,
giving the travel trade a sales period of almost eight weeks. With qualifying
departures extending as far as 2029, the promotion also covers customers
planning luxury and expedition cruises several years in advance.
Image Credit: © AI generated illustration with material courtesy of Seabourn
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