JavaScript Error
You must have JavaScript enabled to view this page
Please change your settings and try again
Please be aware that a number of features will
not work correctly if you have cookies disabled

Seabourn

Seabourn

Seabourn

Category
Ultra luxury
Ships
6
Cabins
1,318
Add to shortlist
View 908 cruises
Overview
Ships
Destinations
Overview
Ships
Destinations
Overview
Ships
Destinations

Fleet

Whilst most of the industry are rushing to outdo each other with ever larger new ships, Seabourn is one of a select group of operators flying the flag for smaller vessels. Small certainly doesn't mean old though, and Seabourn is in the middle of a comprehensive overhaul of its fleet, which has seen its older vessels sold off and a succession of new ones added. Since 2017, that has included Encore, Ovation, Venture and Pursuit, each accomodating just over 600 guests.

Guests

Whilst it's not quite a case of people not being able to afford the trip if they have to ask the price, it's certainly fair to say that Seabourn isn't aiming to appeal to the budget conscious traveller. All of its rooms are suites and the emphasis is on providing a premium package even if that costs a little bit extra.

As such, Seabourn is one of a select group of smaller ultra-luxury lines which is aimed exclusively at the adult market. Whilst children over 12 months old are theoretically allowed on board, this is very much the exception rather than the norm and there is nothing provided by way of children's facilities or entertainment.

Style

Seabourn's investment over the last decade in new ships has gone a long way to modernising its fleet and has helped the line stay competitive in an era of ever increasing innovation. Notwithstanding that, it maintains a reasonable level of tradition in terms of approach and service on board, albeit with a number of modern twists.

Most cruise ships have become a lot more casual over the last few years as customer tastes have changed, and Seabourn is no exception to that. That certainly doesn't mean that all formality has been abandoned though, and guests still enjoy plenty of opportunities to dress up for special occasions.

Africa
3 cruises
View cruises
Africa  (3 cruises)
View cruises
Alaska
83 cruises
View cruises
Alaska  (83 cruises)
View cruises
Australasia
37 cruises
View cruises
Australasia  (37 cruises)
View cruises
Canada
49 cruises
View cruises
Canada  (49 cruises)
View cruises
Caribbean
54 cruises
View cruises
Caribbean  (54 cruises)
View cruises
Central America
10 cruises
View cruises
Central America  (10 cruises)
View cruises
Far East
86 cruises
View cruises
Far East  (86 cruises)
View cruises
Greenland
26 cruises
View cruises
Greenland  (26 cruises)
View cruises
Mediterranean
396 cruises
View cruises
Mediterranean  (396 cruises)
View cruises
North America
102 cruises
View cruises
North America  (102 cruises)
View cruises
Northern Europe
60 cruises
View cruises
Northern Europe  (60 cruises)
View cruises
Pacific
57 cruises
View cruises
Pacific  (57 cruises)
View cruises
South America
111 cruises
View cruises
South America  (111 cruises)
View cruises
Transatlantic
53 cruises
View cruises
Transatlantic  (53 cruises)
View cruises
Western Europe
190 cruises
View cruises
Western Europe  (190 cruises)
View cruises
World
5 cruises
View cruises
World  (5 cruises)
View cruises