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Small-ship ultra-luxury

Seabourn cruises

Couples · Mediterranean · Expedition · All-inclusive

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About Seabourn

Seabourn carries between 250 and 600 guests in all-suite comfort, with everything included — drinks throughout the ship, gratuities, speciality dining and caviar on the beach. The small size means marinas, tenders and harbours the big ships simply cannot reach.

The fleet splits between classic ocean ships and two purpose-built expedition vessels with submarines and a team of 24 expedition experts for Antarctica, the Arctic and the Kimberley. Dining is a highlight: menus by Thomas Keller, no fixed seating and the option to eat anywhere, any time. Itineraries favour the Mediterranean's smaller ports, the Caribbean's quieter islands, Alaska and long, unhurried voyages.

All-inclusive as standard

Fine wines and spirits, gratuities, speciality dining and in-suite bar all included.

Caviar in the Surf

The signature beach day, served in the water from a surfboard bar.

Thomas Keller dining

The Grill by Thomas Keller plus open-seating dining anywhere on board.

Expedition ships

Seabourn Venture and Pursuit carry submarines, kayaks and 24 expedition specialists.

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All prices are shown in pounds sterling (GBP) and are indicative lead-in fares per person, refreshed daily and subject to availability. We confirm the live price, cabin and inclusions before you book.

Seabourn questions, answered

How many guests are on board?+
Between 250 and 600, so it never feels crowded and you get to know the crew.
What is included?+
All drinks, gratuities, speciality restaurants, in-suite bar and most on-board activities.
Is there a dress code?+
Elegant casual most nights, with a couple of formal-optional evenings on longer voyages.